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Old 04-28-2008, 06:50 PM   #1
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Ok...so who's signed up for my seminar? Lyndal said I have 11 people so far...

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Me.
Gees, it said my message was too short. This should make it long enough.
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Good! I have someone who can ask me questions if I get stuck <GRIN>. That said...since you kinda know what goes into getting an article published...can I ask what specific information you're looking for, Kevin? I want to make sure I cover it (or even know the answer <GRIN>)

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1 down...10 to go <GRIN>
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Can't make the Texas event Bobcat but I'll see you in Ohio!!!
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Sure....put me on the spot Bob, hehehehe. I guess the best way to put it is I'm curious what "styles" (lack of a better term) you're looking for. As you know, I more or less backed into the magazine without looking. I'm also very curious if you are determined to have designers who do specific types of stuff. Taking myself for instance....am I now "type cast" as a portrait designer? I'm also just plain curious to hear your seminar.
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Good...I was already planning on covering that! <GRIN> Now I know at least someone will be interested <GRIN>

Anyone good with Power Point? I want to make some fun graphics to go along with it!

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