Tom Trusock
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Mr Onions
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Wonderful pics and text as always,Tom.
One thing I did learn from last weekends webcast.
Ive been pronouncing NAGlers wrong for 20 years 
Now I know its NAYglers.
I can now pronounce your surname too,Tom. Ive been getting that wrong too 
Thanks.
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Barchester Onions.
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Castor
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Also from Tom's live interview with Al and David Nagler I learned that Ethos is fine either for singular or plural.
Thanks for your amazing reports Tom!
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dietmar
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...thanks for the nice report, Tom.
and also for putting the image of Warren and me.
cool!
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clear skies,
Dietmar
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rick rian
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Thanks Tom for another wonderful trip to NEAF!
Excellent, as always ... 
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Tom Trusock
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Thanks Gents. My pleasure.
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bwilson
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Tom was sure busy at NEAF, really amazing. Tom don't know how you did it, taking all those pictures, doing the webcasts, talking to people. Just amazing.
Thanks for asking me to do the webcast with you. You are a great interviewer and lots of fun.
PS what happened to the pictures I GAVE you guys of the 8 am Televue Ethos introduction? You are welcome to use them.
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Barbara
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Tom, one thing is for sure. You say its my pleasure  We can tell it is  You seem to be having so much fun and sharing "THAT" pleasure with us. 
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Excellent Part 2, Tom.  You really did work hard all weekend (you knew I wuz just teasing in the other thread ). So did the rest of the CN/Astronomics crew. Me, I just sat on my bum and typed on the computer most of the time...kinda like I do at home, come to think of it...
The written report and pics will always be a big part of NEAF for those who can't go and miss the webcasts, methinks...it's a great summary that you do, and it's tradition!
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Steph
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kfred
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So much astro equipment, so little cash...
Fred
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Kudos and many thanks to T, Steph, and all CN staff at NEAF! Webcasts and Part 1/2 articles bring it home to those of us who couldn't be present
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Jim
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Thanks! You made my lunch interesting today
Timm
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Tom, another great glimpse at NEAF. And you are right, Sunriver Observaory IS the only non-profit Televue dealer in the world (and it took a whole lot of talking to convince Judy and Sandi to allow it to be a vendor a number of years back.
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Thank you Tom. Much appreciated.
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I think I've only see Gary in that one shirt.
Dang cool report T. Still say it should go three days...
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Ron
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< Still say it should go three days >
Did you mean the show , or the shirt , Ron ? :-)
Kenny
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Tom Trusock
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Tom was sure busy at NEAF, really amazing. Tom don't know how you did it, taking all those pictures, doing the webcasts, talking to people. Just amazing.
Thanks for asking me to do the webcast with you. You are a great interviewer and lots of fun.
PS what happened to the pictures I GAVE you guys of the 8 am Televue Ethos introduction? You are welcome to use them.
I dunno Barbara. I remember you talking about loading them on a PC but I never saw em, and then it plumb just slipped my mind. I'll poke around and see what I can find.
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Tom Trusock
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Thanks folks, I'm pleased people enjoy it.
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~Steph~
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I dunno Barbara. I remember you talking about loading them on a PC but I never saw em, and then it plumb just slipped my mind. I'll poke around and see what I can find.
Check with MikeL, he loaded them onto one of the laptops...
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Steph
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Preston Smith
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Great Part II! Thanks for doing this again!
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Preston Smith, Eureka, Pa
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