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Old September 14th 06, 12:28 AM
John Schaffer John Schaffer is offline
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I think the other question that should be asked from a marketing standpoint is

Those that attended last year, How many will not attend this year?
Or those that did not attend how many are planning on going?

These questions could let you know how many people are upset with the situation and withdrawing support.

Put me down for the LX7000 training and See You

John

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