Thursday, June 26, 2008
Thanks to Paul
Thanks Paul for setting up this blog. We should invite members of the various committees to participate as well as our current "communication writers" Hap Cawood, Dick palmer and Ben Graham. Perhaps each committee can have a sub blog. We also need a plan to roll this capability out to all memebers in conjunction with the club runner plan
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Barn Gang
The Citizens Motor Car Company, a Packard dealership presented a 1931 Packard and Al Hounshell as the speaker for Tuesday's meeting.
Mr. Hounshell, a guide at America's Packard Museum and a Chauffeur, gave us a historical look at Packard as the manufacturer of one of the finest automobiles produced in the first half of the 20th century.
After the presentation, our group was invited to the museum that houses over 40 historical cars. The museum is located on South Ludlow, just south of the downtown area.
Mr. Hounshell, a guide at America's Packard Museum and a Chauffeur, gave us a historical look at Packard as the manufacturer of one of the finest automobiles produced in the first half of the 20th century.
After the presentation, our group was invited to the museum that houses over 40 historical cars. The museum is located on South Ludlow, just south of the downtown area.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Weblog Launch
As a companion to the Club's new website and Club Runner program, a weblog or "blog" as some folks call it can serve a unique and valuable service in communicating ideas, activities, and news.
All committee chairpersons and other assigned volunteers are able to contribute postings as they desire. The latest posting is always on top.
Within the postings, they may include photos, drawings, sound clips, and videos. The blog is immediately updated with each new posting or other feature that is added to the blog site.
Feeds can be created so that an individual can be alerted to any updates.
Although you may read and contribute, I believe a review of how to post and do many other things can help make this a powerful program in informing and energizing the club.
Before I go, at the bottom of each post, you will see the word "comments". When someone wants to comment on that particular posting, all they have to do is click on that word and they will be able to write in their comment. Writing a new posting in response to a previous post is discouraged. Use the comment section for that.
And one more thing. As one is writing their post, they will see at the bottom of the window, "Labels for this post:" Labeling helps index and makes it easy to find when doing a search for an older posting.
Your ideas and comments are welcome.
That's it for now.
All committee chairpersons and other assigned volunteers are able to contribute postings as they desire. The latest posting is always on top.
Within the postings, they may include photos, drawings, sound clips, and videos. The blog is immediately updated with each new posting or other feature that is added to the blog site.
Feeds can be created so that an individual can be alerted to any updates.
Although you may read and contribute, I believe a review of how to post and do many other things can help make this a powerful program in informing and energizing the club.
Before I go, at the bottom of each post, you will see the word "comments". When someone wants to comment on that particular posting, all they have to do is click on that word and they will be able to write in their comment. Writing a new posting in response to a previous post is discouraged. Use the comment section for that.
And one more thing. As one is writing their post, they will see at the bottom of the window, "Labels for this post:" Labeling helps index and makes it easy to find when doing a search for an older posting.
Your ideas and comments are welcome.
That's it for now.
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