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OH YEA - we had a tech session with that fella and he ran data on a handful of cars for us - it was brought up this year as a possible "re-visit" but from a tech session standpoint deemed too specific and took a long time - our members are not all 996 peeople so we opted to skip it - I can look him up if people are interested

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OH YEA - we had a tech session with that fella and he ran data on a handful of cars for us - it was brought up this year as a possible "re-visit" but from a tech session standpoint deemed too specific and took a long time - our members are not all 996 peeople so we opted to skip it - I can look him up if people are interested

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://digital.nexsitepublishing.com/i/96893 in case you are bored

POST 2Original post

Does this mean you no longer send a hard copy to members?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

They will still get a hard copy this opens up a lot of possibilities in advertising with links and videos though - and we can share it

POST 5Original post

Very nice and thanks for the intro for people like me that didn't know about it previously. So is this copy a preview and does the online require a subscription moving forward?

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That is a point of debate still - this being our first online version we will see how it plays out. Obviously getting this magazine is an important part of why some people are members to the club and so if they no longer need to be members to get it, that might cause membership numbers to drop...or maybe increase? We hope to also increase advertising to help offset the costs associated with publication and of course having more viewers would be a plus for advertisers It's all very fluid right now and will continue to be so until some data can be collected and anylized right now this is the full version available to you

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

also add our region won some awards for this publication at Parade this year - one of which was 1st runner up (if i read that correctly) in the Betty Jo Turner Award under the banner Heinmiller Newsletter Awards see links: http://parade2012.pca.org/nationalawards.html

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Nice articles Ed. You must be very proud. I especially like the descriptive food reviews.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yea - The boys knocked out a nice article....... they are coming right along

POST 10Original post

Whatever happened to that engineer from the NW that was conducting those vibration tests to determine if the you-know-what was about to go or not? That was an interesting write up in this magazine.

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I remember that and I'm also curious. That seemed like an exciting concept. Unless he's been quiet and busy trying to obtain some kind of patent first...

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OH YEA - we had a tech session with that fella and he ran data on a handful of cars for us - it was brought up this year as a possible "re-visit" but from a tech session standpoint deemed too specific and took a long time - our members are not all 996 peeople so we opted to skip it - I can look him up if people are interested

POST 13Original post

If I remember correctly, there was some talk about him doing a tour around the country. I guess there wasn't enough interest. I'd love to do it if he came to the southeast.

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