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Ok, here is the general idea. While the cabin is a great place to get away
and relax, it is also a great place to eat a tremendous amount of food, drink
everything in site, do entertaining things with people you don't necessarily
see every day, AND have a generally good time. With numbers around ten or
higher, the organizing of supplies, meals, snacks, and events can be very
overwhelming if it is left to one person, or even one small group of people. Providing
the consumables for all the participants can also get awefully expensive (especially
with this group.) So, we decided to solve this problem by massively overengineering
a solution. This site is supposed to assist by allowing people to view all trip
'requirements', sign up for individual 'responsibilities', and see what still
needs to be taken care of.

It is also supposed to allow people to see what activities are available, what the
costs are, and what they may want to pack to be prepared to take full advantage
of all the cabin has to offer.


Ok, what is the catch you ask? This is the philosophy. Everyone who is going
should be responsible for some facet of the whole. There are some trade-offs here.
Dinners are more expensive, require more time and effort, but are manned by two
people. Breakfasts are cheaper (but part of the deal is if you are responsible for
breakfast, you will be one of the first people up making coffee and food to greet
the groggy revelers.) Lunch requires no time commitment once you get to the
cabin, but it is a little more expensive. The same goes for snacks and beer, wine, etc...
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