On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 17:35:52 GMT ET wrote:

"R.Hubbell" wrote in
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On Thu, 05 Feb 2004 20:16:39 GMT ET wrote:

"R.Hubbell" wrote in
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On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 18:26:59 GMT "John Purner"
wrote:

As a complimentary site to my new book "101 Best Aviation
Attractions", I have activated a new website at
issues the other Aviation Attractions. The book will be released
by McGraw-Hill in Late April. Amazon is already selling it. Hope
this helps some of ya'll.


How long before you take all that camping info you're waiting for
others to fill in for you so you can make a book out of it too?

I'm sure the museum book will not be far behind.


Note to guy collecting camping sites at airports, place a copyright
on your work!


R. Hubbell


Also best wishes to my usual detractors who will doubtless crawl
out from beneath their rocks! I do hope they speak the truth this
time, but am reasonably certain they won't. Why should their
pattern change? Fortunately most members of this news group pay
little attention to them anyway.

--
John Purner
Editor - The $100 Hamburger



Uh, when a guy makes the gathered info FREE on a website, AND
publishes it in a book, I cannot fault him.....

Since you don't seem to know what's going on I will tell you. The
camping site you say he's hosting is waiting to be filled in by anyone
willing to fill it in. Right now it's empty. Once you've put that up
on his site it's his (see the copyright on his site) then he creates a
book from other peoples' contributions and he collects the $$$.


What are you waiting for? Get on over there and fill it in for him!



R. Hubbell

No, I get it... I just don't think it's as "evil" as you say it is.
Look at his already written $100 burger site and book. The site access
is free, but if you want it in book form, you buy it. I have no problem
with that.

I'm not yet a pilot so I cannot contribute, but if I could, I would.

Why do you have to be a pilot to contribute? Why not search the internet
for airports that allow camping and fill that in? http://google.com


R. Hubbell



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