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   hdgis1 | Mar 24, 2006 06:35am | #1

   I am speaking for the instructor at Rio Grande Community College in Ohio by saying that he (and we the students) would love to be able to add that many issues to the schools collection of magazines. Unfortunately the library doesnt see its woodworking program as all that valuable and is reluctant to even subscribe to an unamed american magazine devoted to routers.

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   hdgis1 | Mar 26, 2006 02:35am | #2

   Do you still have those magazines? If so then let me know...

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   olneyman | Mar 26, 2006 03:54am | #4

   yes I so.

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   DougU | Mar 26, 2006 05:59am | #6

   hdgis1

   Have your instructor e-mail me.

   I have some extra copies(maybe 20 or 30 misc #'s) that I'd be more then happy to send to a program that would get some use out of them.

   Doug

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   hdgis1 | Mar 26, 2006 06:47am | #7

   sure. send me a note to [email protected] and I will let him know. Thanks so much.

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   cowtown | Mar 26, 2006 03:29am | #3

   I think you got a sense of value, cause even if the issues go back to #48, the knowledge and experience related in those tomes is gonna equate to about a millenium of man-years of experience, or more.

   Ergo, it has to have value. Whether it is appreciated or not is another story.

   Eric

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   olneyman | Mar 26, 2006 03:56am | #5

   You are so correct. Only wish I had the time to go back and reread all the wonderful articles again. I was speaking of monetary value. In the past I have seen postings where people were selling their back issues.
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