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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
JC Events proudly presents:
The 29th European Juggling Convention
Non-Https Image Link
EJC 2006
Dates: July 9th - 15th 2006
- Note: campsite is open for the nights of the 9th to the 15th inclusive - ie, people leave on Sunday 16th July.
Location:
Green Glens Arena,
Millstreet
Co Cork
Republic of Ireland
Thanks to all who pre-registered
On site registration
Prices:
7 days (including camping)
€120 adults (17 years and over)
€60 teenagers (12 - 16 years)
Children under 12 FREE
1 day
€20 adults (17 years and over)
€10 teenagers (12 - 16 years)
Children under 12 FREE
Just turn up and register at the door.
PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL KEEP UPDATING THIS PAGE AS MORE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE
For EJC Ireland 2006, we have secured the use of the largest indoor
hall in Ireland, with plenty of fields for tents, camping and fun, all
on the same site. We realise that the dates are significantly earlier
than many of you were expecting, but if we held the EJC in August, as
in previous years, we would be unable to use a site of this quality.
Our priority is to deliver a great convention, and that is what we are
concentrating on doing!
Now added to the website :
Travel Information
Photos of the hall
Accommodation Options
Forums now added - arrange lifts to Millstreet, and chat about the EJC here!
Please direct any questions or comments to info@ejc2006.net
We look forward to seeing you all here!
Slán,
Helen
New on the website, 24th June 2006:
At the door prices here
Programme for jugglers
Public events programme
Even more artists
2 weeks to go
EDITED_BY: Helen_of_poi (1152385531)
JC Events proudly presents:
The 29th European Juggling Convention Non-Https Image Link
EJC 2006
Dates: July 9th - 15th 2006
- Note: campsite is open for the nights of the 9th to the 15th inclusive - ie, people leave on Sunday 16th July.
Location:
Green Glens Arena,
Millstreet
Co Cork
Republic of Ireland
Thanks to all who pre-registered
On site registration
Prices:
7 days (including camping)
€120 adults (17 years and over)
€60 teenagers (12 - 16 years)
Children under 12 FREE
1 day
€20 adults (17 years and over)
€10 teenagers (12 - 16 years)
Children under 12 FREE
Just turn up and register at the door.
PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL KEEP UPDATING THIS PAGE AS MORE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE For EJC Ireland 2006, we have secured the use of the largest indoor
hall in Ireland, with plenty of fields for tents, camping and fun, all
on the same site. We realise that the dates are significantly earlier
than many of you were expecting, but if we held the EJC in August, as
in previous years, we would be unable to use a site of this quality.
Our priority is to deliver a great convention, and that is what we are
concentrating on doing!
Now added to the website :
Travel Information
Photos of the hall
Accommodation Options
Forums now added - arrange lifts to Millstreet, and chat about the EJC here!
Please direct any questions or comments to info@ejc2006.net
We look forward to seeing you all here!
Slán,
Helen
New on the website, 24th June 2006:
At the door prices here
Programme for jugglers
Public events programme
Even more artists
2 weeks to go
EDITED_BY: Helen_of_poi (1152385531)
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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Location: Southampton - Possibly..., United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,964 posts
Location: Southampton - Possibly..., United Kingdom
Posted:
"...We don't stop playing because we get old, we get old because we stop playing......."
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1,314 posts
Location: Blu's Pocket, United Kingdom
veteran
1,314 posts
Location: Blu's Pocket, United Kingdom
Posted:
Really wish I could say I definitely coming to this, but it is going to have to wait a few weeks to see how things are going ....
You are definitely right though Claire the EJC will rock
Really wish I could say I definitely coming to this, but it is going to have to wait a few weeks to see how things are going ....
You are definitely right though Claire the EJC will rock
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what goes around comes around. unless you're into stalls.
4,030 posts
Location: Bali, Australia
what goes around comes around. unless you're into stalls.
4,030 posts
Location: Bali, Australia
Posted:
OK so here's a
WHOOP WHOOP for Arashi
We'll be meeting up one way or another!
And a
that the end of the event clashes with the Glade Festival How's that cloning technology coming along fellas?
OK so here's a
WHOOP WHOOP for Arashi We'll be meeting up one way or another!
And a
that the end of the event clashes with the Glade Festival How's that cloning technology coming along fellas? .....Can't juggle balls but I sure as hell can juggle details....
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veteran
1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
veteran
1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
Posted:
Ya know, the world is a smallish sort of place.
Arashi, met a pal of yours from Texas,a few weeks ago, a very lovely DJ sort who provided me and another spinner ( and a horde of happy dancing folk) with some fine tunes to inspire us late one blurry Friday night ... morning? Jungle dancing can't be beat.
Wonder if it is all gonna converge at the EJC ireland this year, maybe we will all simply combust and go up in smoke...
Ya know, the world is a smallish sort of place.
Arashi, met a pal of yours from Texas,a few weeks ago, a very lovely DJ sort who provided me and another spinner ( and a horde of happy dancing folk) with some fine tunes to inspire us late one blurry Friday night ... morning? Jungle dancing can't be beat.
Wonder if it is all gonna converge at the EJC ireland this year, maybe we will all simply combust and go up in smoke...
"God *was* my co-pilot, but then we crashed, and I had to eat him..."
Check ya later
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
Posted:
sounds good
sounds good
Jake the Juggler
Pooh-Bah
2,364 posts
Location: austin,tx
2,364 posts
Location: austin,tx
Posted:
hmmm. jungle dj in canada? who could it be? i've got no shortage of dj friends, being in the biz and all. wasn't bassnectar was it?
i'm certainly hoping to make it to EJC, we'll see, the schedule is getting hectic. if my desire were wings i'd be there already. i tell ya though, i don't want to bum you guys out if i book a show or something and duck out.
andrea i have one of your black and red striped socks i need to get back to you. course the way i go through striped socks they may be nothing but patches by then
hmmm. jungle dj in canada? who could it be? i've got no shortage of dj friends, being in the biz and all. wasn't bassnectar was it?
i'm certainly hoping to make it to EJC, we'll see, the schedule is getting hectic. if my desire were wings i'd be there already. i tell ya though, i don't want to bum you guys out if i book a show or something and duck out.
andrea i have one of your black and red striped socks i need to get back to you. course the way i go through striped socks they may be nothing but patches by then
-Such a price the gods exact for song: to become what we sing
-Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty.
-When the center of the storm does not move, you are in its path.
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veteran
1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
veteran
1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
Posted:
Thailand,not Canada... I think his name might have been Trev?He knows you and Sage, can even say your name properly ;-).
Jungle was not so much the style of music as the location!
The stripey sock is yours my friend,enjoy... not so sure I would want it back now anyways?! What have you been doing to shred it? Wait a minute, maybe I dont want to know!
Oh, try to come, this trip will be a Trip!
Thailand,not Canada... I think his name might have been Trev?He knows you and Sage, can even say your name properly ;-).Jungle was not so much the style of music as the location!
The stripey sock is yours my friend,enjoy... not so sure I would want it back now anyways?! What have you been doing to shred it? Wait a minute, maybe I dont want to know!
Oh, try to come, this trip will be a Trip!
"God *was* my co-pilot, but then we crashed, and I had to eat him..."
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1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
so many folks travelling from far & wide across the globe, wow! you must be all nuts
can't wait to meet you all
so many folks travelling from far & wide across the globe, wow! you must be all nuts
can't wait to meet you all
My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
kicking cucumbers constantly : )
160 posts
Location: Dublin City Centre
160 posts
Location: Dublin City Centre
Posted:
A few of us dublin folk are cycling down to cork, were gonna give our selves 4 days to get there and hope for the best,
for some stupid reason just because cork is south of Dublin im thinking the whole bike ride will be mostly down hill, even though i know this completley defies logic....
A few of us dublin folk are cycling down to cork, were gonna give our selves 4 days to get there and hope for the best,
for some stupid reason just because cork is south of Dublin im thinking the whole bike ride will be mostly down hill, even though i know this completley defies logic....
Today's subliminal thought is : " . ; ..." that is all.
Check ya later
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
Posted:
Jake the Juggler
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Groovy ga watashi no namae desu!
1,530 posts
Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Groovy ga watashi no namae desu!
1,530 posts
Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Posted:
LOL
cycling as in unicycling?...that would be a laugh
definately comming to this.....NOTHING will stop me........NOOOOOOTTTTHHHHIINNNGG
LOL
cycling as in unicycling?...that would be a laugh
definately comming to this.....NOTHING will stop me........NOOOOOOTTTTHHHHIINNNGG
I like Languages.
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*Tickles pretty strangers*
610 posts
Location: Australia
*Tickles pretty strangers*
610 posts
Location: Australia
Posted:
i love that so many people can get excited about the ejc, and there is still several months to go!
i love that so many people can get excited about the ejc, and there is still several months to go!
What if I should fall right through the centre of the Earth and come out the other side where people walk upside-down?!
Check ya later
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
500 posts
Location: Lower Shaw Farm
Posted:
not even your mates car breaking down, or something like that, Nate?
not even your mates car breaking down, or something like that, Nate?
Jake the Juggler
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
bump
Some pre-registration info added to the first post
bump
Some pre-registration info added to the first post
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
SILVER Member
lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
Posted:
Live well, love much, laugh often...
Official O.B.E.S.E. cheerleader
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Pre-registration is now open
A quick FAQ:
1. What is pre-registration?
Pre-registration is basically booking your entrance ticket to the EJC in advance, rather than buying on the door.
2. Why pre-register?
Pre-registration is vital for us, the organisers to plan the best convention for you. It helps us to predict how many people will attend - which means we can plan the logistics of the site - how many toilets, showers etc we will need.
It also helps us with budgetary planning - if we have some idea of how much money we will have to spend, we can plan our entertainment programme - your pre-reg money might help us to make our site more beautiful, or to invite more artists to attend, for example. If you wait to pay at the door, we can't use that money to make a better convention for you, because it's too late - everything has already been booked!
3. How much does it cost?
Adults: €90 (17 years and over)
Teenagers (12 - 16 years): €45
Children (0 - 11 years): free
If you wait to pay at the door, it will be significantly more expensive - around €120 for an adult, although this is not confirmed yet.
4. How do i pre-register?
You can pre-register online, via credit card, or through cheque or bank transfer with your national EJA rep. All details are available here
5. If I'm a volunteer, do I still have to pay?
Yes. I've pre-registered too. So have all of our team. We are running on an EXTREMELY tight budget, and while we will try to thank you in some way for giving up some of your time, we cannot let you in for free.
6. Why is it more expensive than last year?
Because costs are higher here. We are still running the EJC as a non-profit event, and trying to keep it as cheap as possible, but Ireland is an expensive country. Other Irish HoPpers will testify that the price of concerts, festivals etc here is very high, and that the EJC is very good value for money. For example, see
Global Gathering's website . Global Gathering was a 12 hour dance festival (2pm - 2am) held in the Green Glens Arena, in Millstreet - the same site as the EJC in July 2005. Their price - €81 including 1 night's camping. Our price - €90 including 7 nights camping. A pretty good deal i hope you'll agree!
Please feel free to post any questions, suggestions here, and i'll try to respond. I'm really interested to hear all of your ideas about how to make this year's EJC the best yet 
Pre-registration is now open A quick FAQ:
1. What is pre-registration?
Pre-registration is basically booking your entrance ticket to the EJC in advance, rather than buying on the door.
2. Why pre-register?
Pre-registration is vital for us, the organisers to plan the best convention for you. It helps us to predict how many people will attend - which means we can plan the logistics of the site - how many toilets, showers etc we will need.
It also helps us with budgetary planning - if we have some idea of how much money we will have to spend, we can plan our entertainment programme - your pre-reg money might help us to make our site more beautiful, or to invite more artists to attend, for example. If you wait to pay at the door, we can't use that money to make a better convention for you, because it's too late - everything has already been booked!
3. How much does it cost?
Adults: €90 (17 years and over)
Teenagers (12 - 16 years): €45
Children (0 - 11 years): free
If you wait to pay at the door, it will be significantly more expensive - around €120 for an adult, although this is not confirmed yet.
4. How do i pre-register?
You can pre-register online, via credit card, or through cheque or bank transfer with your national EJA rep. All details are available here
5. If I'm a volunteer, do I still have to pay?
Yes. I've pre-registered too. So have all of our team. We are running on an EXTREMELY tight budget, and while we will try to thank you in some way for giving up some of your time, we cannot let you in for free.
6. Why is it more expensive than last year?
Because costs are higher here. We are still running the EJC as a non-profit event, and trying to keep it as cheap as possible, but Ireland is an expensive country. Other Irish HoPpers will testify that the price of concerts, festivals etc here is very high, and that the EJC is very good value for money. For example, see
Global Gathering's website . Global Gathering was a 12 hour dance festival (2pm - 2am) held in the Green Glens Arena, in Millstreet - the same site as the EJC in July 2005. Their price - €81 including 1 night's camping. Our price - €90 including 7 nights camping. A pretty good deal i hope you'll agree!
Please feel free to post any questions, suggestions here, and i'll try to respond. I'm really interested to hear all of your ideas about how to make this year's EJC the best yet
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Just a quick post to let you all know that forums have been added to the website - if you want to arrange lifts to Millstreet, chat generally, ask questions, whatever...
Thanks to all for the continued support
Just a quick post to let you all know that forums have been added to the website - if you want to arrange lifts to Millstreet, chat generally, ask questions, whatever...
Thanks to all for the continued support
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
hi helen,
i've had issues with the prereg online credit card system and no reply from either the info@ or prereg@ email addresses
i imagine you guys are pretty busy right now, but prereg deadline is approaching and i've only got tickts for half of the party i'm travelling with right now...
will try chasing up again next week and if no joy, will try the new forums
cole. x
hi helen,
i've had issues with the prereg online credit card system and no reply from either the info@ or prereg@ email addresses
i imagine you guys are pretty busy right now, but prereg deadline is approaching and i've only got tickts for half of the party i'm travelling with right now...
will try chasing up again next week and if no joy, will try the new forums
cole. x
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i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Hmm, wasn't aware of that, but i'm working on it now...
Hmm, wasn't aware of that, but i'm working on it now...
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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comfortably numb
2,676 posts
Location: The countryside, Australia
comfortably numb
2,676 posts
Location: The countryside, Australia
Posted:
Everything is organised! Except I land in Cork the day before EJC! I'm sure I'll figure something out
Everything is organised! Except I land in Cork the day before EJC! I'm sure I'll figure something out
.All things are beautiful if we take the time to look.
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multiplex
611 posts
Location: somewhere..., Germany
multiplex
611 posts
Location: somewhere..., Germany
Posted:
there are no direct flights from frankfurt to cork,.......only to dublin.....and then it would be another 50 quid for the train......
any other possibilities to get there for less money???
there are no direct flights from frankfurt to cork,.......only to dublin.....and then it would be another 50 quid for the train......
any other possibilities to get there for less money???
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NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
OH HELLEN I HAVE A REALLY GOOD IDEA!
Sometimes in years past some of the Jedi teachers have been tentative to put up classes until later in the week (One of those "I'll wait and see what everyone else is teaching first" kind of things.) Those years haven't been as good workshop wise as when the Jedi showed up and immidiately put up 3-5 workshops.
I think it would be REALLY helpful to give a flattering poke to some of those teachers we'd like to have teach poi and staff workshops so they'll have it in their mind for the week.
There have been very large vairance in the quality of the poi education throughout the week and I'd love for this year to be full of intermediate and advanced classes.
(Which reminds me, Karma has told me I should teach a beginning plate spinning class. )
OH HELLEN I HAVE A REALLY GOOD IDEA!
Sometimes in years past some of the Jedi teachers have been tentative to put up classes until later in the week (One of those "I'll wait and see what everyone else is teaching first" kind of things.) Those years haven't been as good workshop wise as when the Jedi showed up and immidiately put up 3-5 workshops.
I think it would be REALLY helpful to give a flattering poke to some of those teachers we'd like to have teach poi and staff workshops so they'll have it in their mind for the week.
There have been very large vairance in the quality of the poi education throughout the week and I'd love for this year to be full of intermediate and advanced classes.
(Which reminds me, Karma has told me I should teach a beginning plate spinning class.
) Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Location: Suburbiton, Yoo-Kay, United Kingdom
slack rating - 9.5
2,216 posts
Location: Suburbiton, Yoo-Kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
after much umm-ing and arrr-ing i've decided that i'm definately (maybe) gonna come to this cos it's gonna be immense... it'll probably be another few months before i work out how though....
yay!
after much umm-ing and arrr-ing i've decided that i'm definately (maybe) gonna come to this cos it's gonna be immense...
it'll probably be another few months before i work out how though....yay!
It is our fantasies that make us real. Without our fantasies we're just a blank monkey' - Terry Pratchett
addict
422 posts
Location: London
422 posts
Location: London
Posted:
yea another wee outting for my tent.....now to bribe someone to put it u for me
yea another wee outting for my tent.....now to bribe someone to put it u for me
There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers...
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
There are direct flights to Kerry Airport from Frankfurt (with Ryanair). At 48km from Millstreet, Kerry Airport is actually nearer than Cork Airport. You can then get a bus or train from there to Millstreet - cheaper and quicker And the bus from Dublin is WAY cheaper than the train. See Bus Eireann (go into the "your journey" tab, and then select "journey planner" to plan a route.
And NYC - we've already been in touch with some of the Jedi set, so i'm expecting an outstanding series of workshops
And in my experience, you tend to see requests for all levels of poi and staff workshops, from beginner right up to Jedi, on wishlists at conventions, so don't be shy people, give workshops! It's a great way to meet people. And don't be embarassed if you don't feel you're the best spinner there - just honestly describe the level of the workshop that you want to give so people know what to expect.
Written by: ma'tina
there are no direct flights from frankfurt to cork,.......only to dublin.....and then it would be another 50 quid for the train......
any other possibilities to get there for less money???
There are direct flights to Kerry Airport from Frankfurt (with Ryanair). At 48km from Millstreet, Kerry Airport is actually nearer than Cork Airport. You can then get a bus or train from there to Millstreet - cheaper and quicker
And the bus from Dublin is WAY cheaper than the train. See Bus Eireann (go into the "your journey" tab, and then select "journey planner" to plan a route.And NYC - we've already been in touch with some of the Jedi set, so i'm expecting an outstanding series of workshops
And in my experience, you tend to see requests for all levels of poi and staff workshops, from beginner right up to Jedi, on wishlists at conventions, so don't be shy people, give workshops! It's a great way to meet people. And don't be embarassed if you don't feel you're the best spinner there - just honestly describe the level of the workshop that you want to give so people know what to expect.
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
SILVER Member
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
thank-you for pushing my query forward helen
all sorted and pre-registered now
did you get my private message?
if you have enough poi workshops already that's great, but it would be handy to know either way
cole. x
thank-you for pushing my query forward helen
all sorted and pre-registered now
did you get my private message?
if you have enough poi workshops already that's great, but it would be handy to know either way
cole. x
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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lapsed spinner
412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
lapsed spinner
412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Sorry Coleman, i really thought i had replied to your pm
Yes please! The more workshops the better - and i have heard very good things about yours from Uber-poi etc How many workshops were you thinking of doing? We're going to look at starting to schedule workshops, although most of that gets done during the week, in the workshops sign up area, mainly because we don't really have the time to sort it all out in advance 
But please, as NYC points out, put yourself on the board sooner rather than later
Thank you so much for offering
Sorry Coleman, i really thought i had replied to your pm
Yes please! The more workshops the better - and i have heard very good things about yours from Uber-poi etc
How many workshops were you thinking of doing? We're going to look at starting to schedule workshops, although most of that gets done during the week, in the workshops sign up area, mainly because we don't really have the time to sort it all out in advance But please, as NYC points out, put yourself on the board sooner rather than later Thank you so much for offering
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
lovin' it...
2,444 posts
Location: Bristol!, United Kingdom
Posted:
I've just pre-registered! Yay!!
can't wait.....especially as it means I get to spend a week with Princess Lisa, and Sir Cole
I've just pre-registered! Yay!!
can't wait.....especially as it means I get to spend a week with Princess Lisa, and Sir Cole
Live well, love much, laugh often...
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NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
If Cole doesn't have his workshops up then there aren't enough poi workshops up yet.
Written by: coleman
if you have enough poi workshops already that's great, but it would be handy to know either way
cole. x
If Cole doesn't have his workshops up then there aren't enough poi workshops up yet.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
You can never have enough poi workshops
You can never have enough poi workshops
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
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