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The result was Bizarre adventure. The AfD is being closed many years later, because it was never properly closed back then, because it was never visible, because it was never transcluded on any of the daily logpages. Technically, it has still been open this whole time.

Nobody else could ever be admitted here, because this door was made only for you. I am now going to shut it. jp×g 22:51, 17 October 2022 (UTC) (non-admin closure) ===Submit an article===


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Junior’s Cave, an online magazine located in the Coastal Georgia/Golden Isles and Port City of Brunswick, Georgia, was established in June 2005 by Isaac Joseph Davis Junior, Mikael Linder, Shannon Faust, and Todd Withrow as a mere concept of what they wanted to accomplish. During that time, they were accumulating ideas as to what shape they wanted the magazine to take. It was formally launched on the Internet on December 2005 and has been a great success since its conception. Isaac-Joseph, who was born on October 19, 1968 and grew up in the seventies, has been a resident of the Golden Isles Georgia area for about 20 years. He has worked in various positions in the Hospitality and Customer Service field for many years.

Currently, he is working at Coastal Georgia Community College as the new Program Academic Advisor in the TRIO Student Support Services Program, a program for Disadvantages Students. He also graduated with an Associate of Science and Associate of Applied Science from Coastal Georgia Community College in 1993 and a Bachelor of General Studies in Teacher Education from Armstrong Atlantic State University in 2004 and Master of Business Administration from Kaplan University in August 2007 of this year. He worked most recently for New Roads in Brunswick. He has been quoted as stating that his main goal is to "make Junior’s Cave Online Magazine online magazine as well as soon to be released sometime early Spring 2008 hard printed version a success".

One of his ultimate goals is to Become Secretary of Education for the United States of America.

Another original team member includes Mikael who is the magazine’s creative Web Designer. He has completely given JC Online Magazine its fantastic look. He resides in Sweden.

The magazine believes the strength of their project is that it is tapping into a market that is developing fast; online publication. More conventional printed publications are moving towards the online publication for the inexpensive method of producing materials.

The main purpose of the magazine is "online services of information". The magazine assumes a unique approach to reporting news, stories and information. The magazine engages its readers in the information that the writers, editors, and columnists present from an independent perspective. Simply put, they want their readers to feel like they are receiving stories, news, and information from a friend, family member or a co-worker.

Because this is their angle, the emphasis is put more on how stories that the magazine are presenting being perceived by the reader? The magazine is not trying to be the next Time Magazine or Newsweek or any other newsmagazine but their own identity; which is the online publication's best appeal. They are not appealing to the mass but rather a select group of readers who are looking for stories, news and information from a "friend". The main information, news, and stories come from spotlights on regional stories, new musicians, artists, filmmakers, authors, sports figures or any other rising new stars. In other words, they (the magazine) present information that normally will not appear on larger online publication that would be of interests to our readers such as local/regional happenings. The magazine is located at http://www.juniorscave.com.


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