Eastern Apicultural Society - Kent Ohio

[Jim Fischer]

Just a reminder, EAS is next week.
Short courses Mon-Wed, main conference Wed-Friday.

http://www.easternapiculture.org/programs/2005/

[danno1800]

See you there, Jim! -Dan O'Hanlon

[Randy Bagrowski]

The problem with EAS is that their website is so pathetic! The website still does not list the vendors, nor do they list what the schedule of events are. I would be more inclined to go if I could see for instance, that maybe there was going to be a workshop on candle making or bee sting therapy etc. Maybe I'd like to check out the vendors list to see if Dave Eyre from the Beeworks is going to be there! Don't get me wrong, EAS is a great!!! BUT... the average shmoe, looking at the webiste would probably not be motivated to go

Randy B.

[Michael Bush]

David Eyre from beeworks says he is going to be there. You can go to www.beeworks.com (http://www.beeworks.com) and get an email address and confirm if you like.

[beegee]

If you have the EAS newsletter, it has the entire schedule. If I didn't have previous plans, I'd be going to Kent. Looks like an excellent lineup.

[Jim Fischer]

> The website still does not list the vendors,

Everyone will be there. Everyone always is.
You want a list? Send e-mail to the contact
listed for vendors, kim@beeculture.com.
Bottom line, you go to EAS, or you are invisible.
Vendors know that. That's why they all go.

> nor do they list what the schedule of events are.

Oh yes they do, with times and everything:

Short Courses
http://www.easternapiculture.org/programs/2005/program/sc.shtml

Main Conference
http://www.easternapiculture.org/programs/2005/program/conf.shtml

Conference Workshops
http://www.easternapiculture.org/programs/2005/program/workshop1.shtml

[Jack Grimshaw]

I'm afraid I'll be missing it this year.My wife fell and broke her hip 2 wks ago and I don't want to leave her alone for a week.
Oh,well;Ga in '06.I'm sure Jenifer will throw a good party!