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Date Posted: 08:10:26 10/03/99 Sun
Author: nailsplash
Author Host/IP: ip-91-223.ord.primenet.com / 206.165.91.223
Subject: Re: Nail Competions
In reply to: Jean 's message, "Nail Competions" on 12:44:37 10/02/99 Sat

Every time you compete you will get rules and regs from that competition, you could just look through those to see the common threads. And each time a judge judges they get those rules plus judging directions and guidelines: such as 30 pt system, Creative scoring, pre-judging, sages, curtains or open, etc., again their will be some common elements and some unique. A competition manager sets up the system to be used, selects and briefs the judges, briefs the competitors before the comp begins to clarify rules, etc. The show organizer sets up the locale (hotel or convention center)and specifics such as tables (18" convention type with adequate lighting and electrical), trophies and prizes, etc., plus handles advertisng and generating PR for the event.

> Barb,
> I was thinking about putting having a nail competition
> in my area as a way to get together with other techs.
> Do you know of a source for rules in general for the
> different categories.

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