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Kevin Charles Meyer's avatar

Love the picture! Miss his smile as well.

Jim Reynolds's avatar

Then you will really appreciate Rip’s famous fish photos.

Frank's avatar

Like your new format!!!!!!!!

William pinter's avatar

Love the paragraph format

Jim Reynolds's avatar

The response has been about 50/50. So I will vary it.

George Alboff's avatar

What Howell Pruett said!

Jim, where do you find the time to do such a thoroughly excellent job?

Jim Reynolds's avatar

George, I appreciate the compliment. I couldn’t do this without a career’s worth of high-end software experience. I automate as much of the process as possible, then rely on my own judgment for the parts that matter most.

The real challenge is keeping up with our 20 acres in the Sierra Nevada forest. There, the only automation available is a chainsaw, a 4×4 ATV, and a weed whacker.

Lynn Townsend's avatar

I like this format! It gives a summary of the article so you can click on the article if you want to read it!

Jim Reynolds's avatar

Bullets or paragraph?

Susan Page's avatar

Great format of the newsletter!

Ed Caviness's avatar

I agree with Howell. The paragraph gives me more detail that enables me to make a better informed decision. Either way i will continue reading it each day.

Will's avatar

Jim, love the new style of introducing the articles with the paragraph, vice bullet, format. Your introduction of the articles with either bullets or paragraph is great idea - just that I prefer the paragraph style. Thanks again.

Al Todd's avatar

I like the paragraph style but either way is fine with me. I can usually determine from the title alone if I want to read in detail but sometimes I am surprised!

Roger Lewis's avatar

Bullet point summaries are much easier and faster to assess.

Howell Pruett's avatar

I like the new paragraph synopsis style more than the bullet points. Easier to decide on reading the full item or not. Thanks for taking on this important task.

Jim Reynolds's avatar

Howell, thanks for taking time to comment.