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subscribed to LAUNCH magazine!!
I'm doing a Red Glare 2 report for the two days I am there. Need the magazine.
Wonder if I do a NERRF3 one as well, can I get the t-shirt as well?
In fact, you can get multiple T-shirts!
Ok, now that you mention it, what is meant by "limited time?" I'm already slightly "burned out" from the product review I wrote (PDRocketry's Gemini
Titan - 3) just posted in EMRR last week. Well, let's see...we have spring
break coming up next week; my kids are begging to go to Space Center
Houston, and I want to start on some more new model rocket builds (so much
to do, so little time!)...
"Limited time" means that these particular sponsors have given me a finite number of "awards" to be offered. That doesn't mean that I won't be negotiating with more sponsors to step up to the plate and begin offering comparable awards as well, keeping the program going. I do plan to continue the T-shirt awards myself, which would mean me paying for it out of my pocket, but it is worth it to get good content from a variety of external sources. I have this belief that people get tired of just seeing stuff that I write.
"Limited time" means that these particular sponsors have given me a finite number of "awards" to be offered. That doesn't mean that I won't be negotiating with more sponsors to step up to the plate and begin offering comparable awards as well, keeping the program going. I do plan to continue the T-shirt awards myself, which would mean me paying for it out of my pocket, but it is worth it to get good content from a variety of external sources. I have this belief that people get tired of just seeing stuff that I write.
Alright, I'll see what I can come up with...
I'm doing a Red Glare 2 report for the two days I am there. Need the magazine.
Wonder if I do a NERRF3 one as well, can I get the t-shirt as well?
I wonder if he's still working on these articles .... ???
I think I made it about halfway through the first one, then the fact that I have the attention span of a Cocker Spaniel Puppy with ADD kicked in.
Lemme go see if I still have my notes.