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09-15-2006, 09:28 PM
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 Re: Question Bob, I was wondering....if we are not attending the classes but will be there on Sunday, can we come and watch or is it a closed session???? I'm planning on coming down and would like to watch some people carve, but can't attend all week. Just wondering what my options are for those classes. Blake  |
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09-16-2006, 08:45 AM
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| Re: Question On Sunday, the 24th, we will be in an open sided building, so some of it can be viewed from the side. This next part is VERY unofficial, I really don't think that they will run you off if you walk thru, but stay out of the way. There will be 4 mini seminars going on at any one time, with 12 students per seminar. Every 90 minutes 48 people are doing "the shift", so it's very easy to get trampled. :>) Plus we all will have knives! I know last year during the one day seminars we had visitors drop in, that was in an enclosed building where they could have easily limited access, but didn't bother. If you're there anyways, stop in and say hey. |
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