Yosemite - Bryce Canyon

In article ,
Mark Brader wrote:

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

In fact, when I checked this group last night, there were 498 new
messages, of which only a handful were new. The rest were those
reposts from multiplaza.nl.nu.


Patty

In article ,
Mark Brader wrote:

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

In fact, when I checked this group last night, there were 498 new
messages, of which only a handful were new. The rest were those
reposts from multiplaza.nl.nu.


Patty

In article ,
Mark Brader wrote:

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

In fact, when I checked this group last night, there were 498 new
messages, of which only a handful were new. The rest were those
reposts from multiplaza.nl.nu.


Patty

In article ,
Mark Brader wrote:

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

In fact, when I checked this group last night, there were 498 new
messages, of which only a handful were new. The rest were those
reposts from multiplaza.nl.nu.


Patty

(Mark Brader) wrote:
"Icono Clast" writes:
You asked this question two months ago and received six kind
responses. Did you not read them?

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
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Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget
http://geocities.com/iconoc/Articles/rReagan.html#t

(Mark Brader) wrote:
"Icono Clast" writes:
You asked this question two months ago and received six kind
responses. Did you not read them?

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
__________________________________________________ _______
Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget
http://geocities.com/iconoc/Articles/rReagan.html#t

(Mark Brader) wrote:
"Icono Clast" writes:
You asked this question two months ago and received six kind
responses. Did you not read them?

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
__________________________________________________ _______
Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget
http://geocities.com/iconoc/Articles/rReagan.html#t

(Mark Brader) wrote:
"Icono Clast" writes:
You asked this question two months ago and received six kind
responses. Did you not read them?

Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally) reposted
a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
__________________________________________________ _______
Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget
http://geocities.com/iconoc/Articles/rReagan.html#t

"Icono Clast" wrote...
Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally)
reposted a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
________________________________________________
Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget

While remembering Regan, shall we also remember Regan's Sec'y.
of the Interior, James G. Watt? From HighCountryNews.org --

On September 20, 1983, the Senate voted 63-33 to deny Watt the
power to lease coal at his discretion, to forbid the leasing of certain
key off-shore oil and gas tracts, to forbid drilling in Wilderness, and
so on. The bill also ordered Watt to do something he'd sworn he
wouldn't do -- buy additional National Parks land. 1984 was to be
his big year. He was going to lease (strip-mine) coal adjacent to
Bryce Canyon National Park. [R]
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James G Watt: "I have a black, a woman, two Jews and a cripple.
And we have talent." (a reference to his staff) -- to the US Chamber
of Commerce, September 21, 1983.

"Icono Clast" wrote...
Did you not figure out that someone (presumably accidentally)
reposted a couple of hundred old messages to the newsgroup?

Yes, I did . . . eventually. OK, so I'm a bit slow. Can't help it.
________________________________________________
Remembering Ronald Reagan: Let Us Remember Lest We Forget

While remembering Regan, shall we also remember Regan's Sec'y.
of the Interior, James G. Watt? From HighCountryNews.org --

On September 20, 1983, the Senate voted 63-33 to deny Watt the
power to lease coal at his discretion, to forbid the leasing of certain
key off-shore oil and gas tracts, to forbid drilling in Wilderness, and
so on. The bill also ordered Watt to do something he'd sworn he
wouldn't do -- buy additional National Parks land. 1984 was to be
his big year. He was going to lease (strip-mine) coal adjacent to
Bryce Canyon National Park. [R]
---------------------
James G Watt: "I have a black, a woman, two Jews and a cripple.
And we have talent." (a reference to his staff) -- to the US Chamber
of Commerce, September 21, 1983.