Lets look at the positives: I met so many of my near and dear friends. It was like a little Nepal had been created for 3 days: after all isnt that what Nepal is all about? all the mayhem, exorbitant pricing, too much drinking, smoking and of course brawling ( if there is such a word!) I just cannot handle the complaints of people about the price. what the heck is going on? you are telling me you are willing to fork over $300.00 plane ticket which was not business class, you are paying $70.00/night for a hotel room that is the cheapest possible, and you are paying $7.00 for beer that is not even Tuborg. And you are F****** complaining about ticket prices, and not getting your money's worth? Once again, I loved this convention. I did not come to the convention for a world class concert, or a business gathering. It was a mini vacation for me. I loved the mayhem, the helter skelter, in short 'everything'. And I absolutely loved the concert, for all its craziness. Lots of good lookin'uns in there too :) Go Karma! I will be there next convention. I am not rich or anything, but if you are still whining about this next year, scream "jhyalincha" in NY's hotel lobby and I will give you your 25 back.( make a copy of this for proof, you losers!) This is exactly why I am both proud and ashamed to be a Nepali at the same time. We never can do anything on our own, and when some one attempts to (no matter how it turns out), we are so quick to bring them down. Goddamm it!