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When he said yes to all three questions he was told he qualified for an invitation to a lunch.
But he was also self-deprecating, noting wryly that Innate was such a "bottom feeder" at the JPMorgan conference that the company had not even qualified for an invitation to attend the main event.
"Dear Mick," I'd write, "A fellow in his mid-60s who had a mild heart attack a few years ago, recently extended to me, a woman who recently qualified for Medicare, an invitation to bring our friendship to a deeper level in the back of his van.
I may not know much, but I do have some experience with large quantities of ugly orange fabric, so I feel qualified to issue this invitation on behalf of our entire state to Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Now that "The Gates" have been removed from Central Park, if you're at a loss as to what to do with all that saffron cloth, we'll take it.
The Masters Committee, at its discretion, can also invite any golfer not otherwise qualified, although in practice these invitations are currently reserved for international players.
To qualify for an invitation to the 1950 nationals, she was required to first make a name for herself at one of the major preliminary grass-court events.
The initial invitation list was generated by the steering group; if an invitee recommended a colleague suitably qualified to respond we extended the invitation.
Until this year no black player ever qualified through his play, for an invitation.
Desirée Rogers, White House Social Secretary Rogers, a prominent Chicago socialite, is well qualified to handle the avalanche of invitations in the President's in-tray.
All but Gilmore "have qualified thus far and have received invitations," they said in a statement.
