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The following is the full
listing of anyone who is currently (and regularly) working with CMG. Due to the nature of the Internet we're a pretty spread out bunch, from B.C. to Ontario, to Quebec to Mars ...
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Rob
Harris
(editor 'arris)
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Editor
Publisher
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Answers to the name Editor 'arris (in honour of his English 'omeland), 'arris is the editor of CMG (odd, considering the name) as well as Le Grand Fromage (owner) of CMG and CMG Riders' Club. He lives in Montreal
but cannot speak French and does not eat snails or sauteed caterpillars. |
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Steve Thornton
(Steve)
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News Editor
Editorial Assistant |
Steve is a relatively new addition to CMG and resides in a shed somewhere in the mountains of B.C. Astonishingly he still manages to be the News guy for CMG – in between foraging for berries and catching salmon with his bear hands. Yes, he has the hands of a bear ... |
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Larry Tate
(Larry)
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Racing News
Emailbag (all)
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Larry has to be the biggest curmudgeon
we've ever met – a skill he uses masterfully in both the Emailbag and Soapbox. When he's not pissing people off, he's writing superb stuff about all things racing for the CMG news. Larry resides in the Napanee area of Ontario. |
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Julian Haber
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Marketing Manager
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Julian joined CMG at the end of
2007 as our new Marketing Manager (marketing
the magazine and being in charge of ad sales). He lives in a cave in Montreal, speaks French and eats snails
and sauteed caterpillars (when they foolishly enter said cave). |
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Patrick Shelston
(Pat)
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Site Techie |
Pat is the techie of CMG. Unlike most techies he isn't podgy, socially inept and tiresome to be around for more than 20 seconds (he's good for at least 30). However, he is superb at all things tech related. Pat lives in Toronto in a cold basement with a cat named Captain Kirk. |
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Kevin Rosenthall
(Stylz) |
Assistant Techie |
Kevin's there to do the stuff that Pat can't. Which isn't much these days, but it's always good to know that he's there when you need him. Unless he's not there, or you don't need him. When he is there, he's in the Beaches area of Toronto ... unless he's not. |
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TK4
(TK4) |
Emailbag (industry)
Techknowbag
(mech expert)
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TK4 is one of those rare people who, despite
working full time in the industry (thus the anonymity), still manages
to maintain a sense of humour. His expertise and insider knowledge is second to none, making him the perfect Techknowbag
expert. TK4 currently lives on Mars. |
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Matt McGarvey
(M. McGarvey) |
Emailbag (legal) |
Matt's one of those rare lawyers who actually gives a damn and is willing to give a legal opinion without charging an arm and four legs for it. For this reason we have him on Emailbag duty, although he tends to answer non-legal type questions as well. Matt lives in Ottawa. |
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KC
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Techknowbag
(mech expert) |
KC foolishly answered our call for
technical experts for the Techknowbag and became the latest addition
to the techknow team. Based in the Vancouver area of BC, KC also likes to shoot at unsuspecting dogs while dressed up as a cute kitten. |
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Rob
MacLennan
(Rob MacLennan) |
Soapbox Guardian |
Mr. MacLennan is an intense man, but also a ever-helpful, stand-up, determined dude. That's why we gave
him the Soapbox deletion keys, which he's happy to use whenever anybody gets ideas above their station. We think Rob lives in the GTA.
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Escapees/Freelancers
We would like
to take this opportunity to acknowledge the people who have been
an intrinsic part of CMG/OMG in the past, but have since been able
to escape, some of whom still grace the pages of CMG in a freelance
capacity:
Richard Seck, Jon Lewis, Scott Smith, Harry 'bbb' Freedman,
Richard Perrin, Greg Vosper, Wayne 'Sonic' Mallows, Wilfred Gaube,
Tony Lee, Tom 'Shovel' Arnold, Piero Zambotti (RIP), Nick Smirniw,
Jeff Bloor, Costa Mouzouris, Scot Magnish, Ronn Moffatt, Barb Piatkowski,
Daniela Stranscak, JP Schroeder, Jeff MacMillan, Jean Houde, Ed White,
Sheila Tang, Miss Miryana, Nestor Gula, Steve Bond and, err, yes
... you. The one that's now pissed off because you weren't mentioned.
You didn't think we'd forgotten you? Yep, your help was really appreciated.
Thanks.
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