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Next Wave 2009 Event Details Next Wave 2009 Event DetailsI am happy to announce that we have secured our location for Next Wave 2009.
Next Wave 2009 Were: Fort Worth Botanic Garden 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd. Ft. Worth, TX 76107 When: Saturday, January 24th 2009 Cost $ 20 prior to October 1st $ 25 October 1st-31st $ 30 November 1st-31st $35 December 1st until the day of the event Confirmed Speakers: Eric Borneman "The sustainability of our hobby" Dr. Bruce Carlson "Reef Life in the Solomon Islands, a video presentation" Bob Fenner "The pros and cons of hitchhikers in the reef aquarium" Jake Adams "Water Flow is More Important Than Light" All of the above were speakers at MACNA XX (Atlanta) Confirmed Vendors: Zoanuts Reef Nutrition Tunze PFO Brightwell Aquatics Seachem Wet Thumb Frags Reefkoi Corals Fish2morrow Frank's Tanks Confirmed Contributors: DeepSea Aquatics Marco Rocks Frag mags Saltwaterfish.com Dr. Foster & Smith Reef Farmers Oceanic ORA Raffle Items: Deep Sea Aquatics ~ 80g prototype tank Oceanic Bio Cube tank Tunze Nano Stream 6025 (qty 2) Tunze Nano Stream 6045 (qty 2) Eco-Tech MP40w pump Tsunami Auto Top-Off & Computer Controlled Automatic Fish Feeder Ice Cap 400W metal halide ballast Seachem Additives (from Aquavitro line) Melev’s Reef RODI filters & photo boxes Caribsea Sea Calcium & Purple Up ORA corals LE Reef Farmer frags Frag Mags from Aqua Mags Marco Rocks Saltwaterfish.com Gift Certificate Dr. Foster & Smith Gift Certificate Gift Certificates from DFWMAS Sponsors For this event, we will have access to two rooms. Presentations by speakers will be given in the Lecture Hall. Our vendors will be located in the Oak Hall. You can view the rooms here on their website. Marc should be posting pictures from the location in this thread. http://www.fwbg.org/meeting.htm We should have much more room than last year. We are planning on providing four speakers at this event and more vendors than last year. Expect a bigger raffle.....yes I said raffle. We are going to put more effort into this event than 2008 so expect big things to come. This thread will be updated as the event nears and we confirm speakers and vendors. The Board of Directors would like to thank all those involved on the Event Committee for helping us narrow down our location for Next Wave 2009. Last edited by Matt on Fri Jan 16, 2009 2:08 pm, edited 19 times in total.
Matt
30g LPS 58g conversion in the works Here are the pictures:
What to see as you drive in
The entry
This changes, but usually the foyer has something living to see
Even a simple reef tank
Two entrances to where the presentations will be
Comfortable seating for those that need a place to relax for a bit, or care for their children's needs
The weather will be different in January, but hopefully still nice.
The vendors, demos, and eating will take place in the Oak Hall:
Seating will be great, with everyone seeing clearly.
Nice stage area
I think this venue will be well appreciated. We hope everyone is seriously considering attending Next Wave 2009!
I agree. This is a venue that can hold 240 people so I am hoping we can use it for future Next Wave events if things go well next year. Matt
30g LPS 58g conversion in the works This place is perfect. A little far, but worth it.
Separate meeting room from the vendor room will eliminate a lot of the noise and distraction caused by people talking with or near the vendors. Got a little distracting at the last one. Can't wait. Mark Sharp
Bldg-450 g in-wall plywd tank (72x48x32) w/ 10''x15'' tank room. Eq. to include: 3 400W MH''s w/ Lumenarc III reflectors, PFO 400w HQI ballasts, Octopus TDNW300 Skimmer, and CL. And before anyone else brings it up, since I'm usually the one squawking the loudest complaining about everything the DFWMAS does happening in Tarrant County, I watched the selection process, and locations were looked at all OVER the Metroplex, and a lot of thought went into choosing this one. It really is the best choice, and I'm looking forward to this year's Next Wave!
My thanks all all members of the selection committee that did the real work!
Yes, we will be using the lecture rooms which have stadium seating and controllable lighting. Matt
30g LPS 58g conversion in the works I hope I don't doze off in those confy chairs
295 Gallon in the process. Started with a 90 gallon and replaced 4/10/05 with a 140 gallon.
Chris My gallery: http://dfwmas.com/gallery2/willits?page=1 greatthis place looks wonderfull,great job to the people who put forth the effort to get this.it is appreciated.
75 gallon saltwater
500 watt mh 220 watts vho atenics lots of sherman rose anemones soft coral collector 125 gallon,lumenarc reflectors, 750 watts mh, 320 vho actinics 817-689-1417 mickey white I am thrilled to announce that Eric Borneman is our first confirmed speaker for NW 2009! He is a speaker set to present at MACNA this year in Atlanta.
Here is his bio: Eric Borneman Eric Borneman is a Ph.D. candidate supported by an NSF fellowship in the Department of Biology and Biochemistry at the University of Houston. Eric’s primary research area is in the field of apoptosis and stress-related factors in coral disease. Eric received the "Aquarist of the Year" award by the Marine Aquarium Societies of North America in 2002 for contributions to the field of coral husbandry, and has written two books on the subject, including the acclaimed book, Aquarium Corals. Eric is also involved in aquarium trade sustainability issues, sexual and asexual coral culture for research, diseases and reproduction in captive corals, and is currently conducting coral disease research at the Texas Flower Garden Banks. He hosts The Coral Forum, an advanced coral husbandry forum on Reef Central and is a science editor of ReefKeeping magazine. Eric has contributed hundreds of articles to both the scientific and the international reefkeeping communities and has lectured worldwide on the subject of coral husbandry. He has been diving and photographing coral reefs around the world since 1978. Last edited by Matt on Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
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30g LPS 58g conversion in the works
wow, thats awesome...glad to see some of them getting back to us so quickly...thanks matt! Wes Parton
210, 90, and 28 gallon tanks running 125, and 100 gallon tanks in the works 55, 40, 33, 8, and 3 gallon tanks retired
Event Price Wes Parton
210, 90, and 28 gallon tanks running 125, and 100 gallon tanks in the works 55, 40, 33, 8, and 3 gallon tanks retired
Oh please let one of them be Calfo; I really need a laugh. 110% good karma kudos go to the person who locked in Borneman - I'm really looking forward to this aleady. Now I just need a cool poster to go on my wall next to the tank.
tell me about it...at least i get to know for sure tomorrow...hehe Wes Parton
210, 90, and 28 gallon tanks running 125, and 100 gallon tanks in the works 55, 40, 33, 8, and 3 gallon tanks retired Okay well I guess I will give it up since Ryan hasn't chimed in here. He in fact did secure Dr. Bruce Carlson from the Georgia State Aquarium. He is a speaker at this year's MACNA in Atlanta.
Here is his bio: Dr. Bruce Carlson Chief Science Officer, GA Aquarium Bruce received his Bachelor of Science degree in `1971 from the University of Michigan. After graduating, he worked as a research assistant studying the reproductive biology of freshwater fishes in Guyana, South America. In 1972, he joined the Peace Corps and was assigned to the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji. There he conducted a biological survey of the marine life of the Fiji Islands and helped establish a permanent collection for the University. In 1975, he moved to Hawaii where he earned his PhD at the University of Hawaii. At about the same time he started work at the Waikiki Aquarium as a student helper and eventually worked his way up to full-time Aquarist, then Curator, and in 1990 he was appointed Director. During his tenure there he pioneered exhibits of nautilus, cuttlefish, giant clams and living corals, which, prior to that time, had never before been exhibited in the United States. In April 2002, he became the second employee hired to develop the new Georgia Aquarium. He was involved in all of the concept development for the exhibits, and he now serves as the Chief Science Officer. Bruce has published numerous scientific articles ranging from descriptions of new species of reef fishes, to telemetry work on chambered nautilus, to culture methods for corals in aquariums. He is an avid scuba diver and has won several international awards for his underwater video productions. He is the senior author of a new book, “Bringing the Ocean to Atlanta: The Creation of the Georgia Aquarium”. . Matt
30g LPS 58g conversion in the works I started a thread with a link to this one in the general marine forum at fishgeeks. I've already had one future marine hobbiest local to Dallas asking about it and this morning one of the mods stickied it so it would stay at the top.
Mike Nance - MASNA Delegate
FINAL LINE UP CONFIRMED!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bob Fenner-the pros and cons of hitchhikers in the reef aquarium Eric Borneman ??The sustainablity of our hobby?? Bruce Carlson PhD“Reef Life in the Solomon Islands” a video presentation Jake Adams-Water Flow is More Important Than Light Get those credit cards OUT!!!!! Cost $ 20 prior to October 1st $ 25 October 1st-31st $ 30 November 1st-31st $35 December 1st-31st $40 January to event Last edited by Servo on Sat Sep 13, 2008 10:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
Ryan
><((((º>`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸.·´¯`·...¸><((((º> ·´¯`·.¸. , . .·´¯`·.. >((((º> "I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters." - Frank Lloyd Wright (1868-1959) " Where do I buy tickets?You guys have done a great job! What a killer lineup of speakers!
OK, where do I buy tickets? Is there a lunch ticket again this year? Lightsluvr (George) Edmond, OK
Re: Where do I buy tickets?
you can register here >>> pass it on to all your friends! http://www.dfwmas.org/nextwave2009/registration.html glad you like it! look forward to seeing you there! we are not including lunch but there is an onsite restaurant http://www.fwbg.org/restaurant.htm and alot of local places that are good so people have the choice they like. http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-2 ... t-distance we are planning on an hour and a half to two hour lunch break to allow plenty of time. Wes Parton
210, 90, and 28 gallon tanks running 125, and 100 gallon tanks in the works 55, 40, 33, 8, and 3 gallon tanks retired
The only cost to get in:
$ 25 October 1st-31st $ 30 November 1st-31st $35 December 1st-31st $40 January to event http://www.dfwmas.org/nextwave2009/registration.html Mike Nance - MASNA Delegate
Updated the following vendors in the original post.
Wet Thumb Frags Reefkoi Corals Last edited by Matt on Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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