2007 Matsunosuke Event - Toshio Sakai In Seminar

[dinh]

Sharon, looking forward to meet you, Dan, and your folks at the event.
You said it really well.

--Dinh
ZNA NorCal

Quote: Originally Posted by sharon olson Dan and I would not miss this! We have been lucky enough to bennefit from a wonderful relationship with this great family. Their awarerness to share there knowledge of everthing "KOI" has made this hobby such fun for both of us. Toshio is such a great teacher with no question to sllly for him. He instills the desire to keep learning and brings out the best of your ability to learn and thus enjoy more !!!! Greg and Judy will come up from Mexico if possible. We will get in touch with Chris C. from the coast along with Dick Benbow to help create some addtional magic we all enjoy in koi keeping. In addition we will present this opportunity to our koi kichi NIKK group in January.

[lildude]

Quote: Originally Posted by koiczar Eric Talk to your folks. Find out if they have any EXTRA chores you can do to make the extra money. You won't be sorry!!!

Maybe............

[dubtaco]

Hmm this would make a great X-Mas gift. Not only for the seminar but I moved to Utah from Pleasaton and I sure do miss the food from Sri Thai in Dublin...

Is there still room? I'm checking flights, does it end at 2:30p on Sunday?

[dinh]

Hi Chris,

Glad to know you are coming back for Pleasanton as well as the Matsunosuke event...

Yes, special hotel room rate is still available. Please contact Karla Cruz for hotel reservation and requesting special room rate for the event.

Hotel reservation Contact:
Karla Cruz
M-F 8:00 - 5:00
Direct line (925) 251-6199

please also make sure to have your koi buddies up there to come down here with you too

Best regards,
--Dinh

[lildude]

I have one quick question, would it be a good idea to bring a video camera,
I saw bob winkler (was it him?) at the camellia koi show with a video recorder.

My mom got a sony handycam dvd recorder and she hasnt even used it.
Will we be allowed to bring stuff like that?

I am only asking because people are paying money for this, instead of it being free, like at the show.


I just saw the grand prize!!!!!

[Russell Peters]

Quote: Originally Posted by lildude I have one quick question, would it be a good idea to bring a video camera, I saw bob winkler (was it him?) at the camellia koi show with a video recorder. My mom got a sony handycam dvd recorder and she hasnt even used it. Will we be allowed to bring stuff like that? I am only asking because people are paying money for this, instead of it being free, like at the show. I just saw the grand prize!!!!!

Yes, you can bring your video camera. You will not be allowed to reproduce or show anything you record for monetary gain....all the standard legal stuff applies.

Personal use is fine.

[koiczar]

Make sure you bring lots of DVDs. They're only good for 30 min. of recording and the lectures should take most of the day!!

[lildude]

Quote: Originally Posted by koiczar Make sure you bring lots of DVDs. They're only good for 30 min. of recording and the lectures should take most of the day!!

ok. I will try to bring lots of dvds, but im not promising anything.

[koiczar]

Eric

My suggestion would be to bring "some" DVDs but also a voice recorder. That way you'll have the information to study anytime and some video to watch of the important parts of the weekend to study along with the audio.

Mike

[lildude]

Quote: Originally Posted by koiczar Eric My suggestion would be to bring "some" DVDs but also a voice recorder. That way you'll have the information to study anytime and some video to watch of the important parts of the weekend to study along with the audio. Mike

Ok. Sounds good. Im not sure if I can get a voice recorder, but I will most likely be able to bring the cam corder.