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Brian Rosen <br@salsgiver.com> Thu, 17 December 2015 17:44 UTC

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>> We could still do the 1:1:1 rotation, but with perhaps 2 or 3 favored
>> locations in each of the 1:1:1 regions.  Having a couple in each region
>> gives us a fall back if something isn't available and a better negotiating
>> position.
>> 
>> This might look like:   Vancouver/Japan/Honolulu/? for AP,
>> Berlin/Paris/Prague/? for EU and San Diego/Vancouver/Boston/Philadelphia/?
>> for NA.
>> 
Minneapolis!!!!!!

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