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Articles or material needed for The Y-Block Magazine

Posted By Ted 6 Years Ago
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In talking with Bruce Young (editor of YBM), he expressed the need for article submissions to the magazine.  He has been running short of material lately.  If you have any short stories, technical write ups or Y related material, this would be a good time to put those in print and send them to Bruce.  Doesn’t have to be fancy and even half page write ups would be welcome.  Some of you may be aspiring writers and not even know it so here's your chance to give it a try.  Here’s an address in which to send those articles to the YBM.  If you'd like those articles to be proof read before submitting them, just let me know and I'll give you a hand with that.  My contact info is at www.eatonbalancing.com .  Ted Eaton.

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If you are a subscriber, you get that yellow slip showing the expired subscriptions.  From those you can get a pretty accurate estimate of total subscribers.  Multiply that by the subscription fee and you can see that it plainly is not a big operation with a big budget to pay writers and Bruce is also not getting rich off of it.

If you ave something to say, Lou, please consider writing for it.  If you are retired, then money should not be the motivator it once was and any risk of devaluing your skill is far diminished.  That is not to say that you should not aspire to make money in retirement but motivations should be reevaluated.



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