Seasons Greetings

[Graeme Wall]

Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

Many thanks to all those who have been so generous with their help.

On-line card at <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/Xmas.html>

[Frank Erskine]

On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 15:56:27 +0000, Graeme Wall

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

The same from me. I hope you all find those missing ancestors in 2008.

I've just found the death (or at least the burial) date of my GGGGf
after about 3 or 4 years searching :-)

[singhals]

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.
Many thanks to all those who have been so generous with their help.
On-line card at <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/Xmas.html>

And from me, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, or Sneezin's
Greetings, as you prefer. May your week be wonderful and
white ... and may your electric power stay on (an important
point in some parts of the US right now).

Cheryl

[Mike Fry]

Post by singhals
and may your electric power stay on (an important
point in some parts of the US right now).

And in South Africa as well! The state utility company has spent the
last 15 years or so, electrifying the townships, without regard to where
the extra electrons are going to come from, or properly maintaining the
network. And they want to stage the World Cup in 2010?

[Texas Gen]

Merry Christmas & Blessed New Year to You & All Those Dear to You----

From Texas to our newsgroup friends around the world---

Donna

[Hugh Watkins]

Post by Texas Gen
Merry Christmas & Blessed New Year to You & All Those Dear to You----
From Texas to our newsgroup friends around the world---

and the same to you

http://hughw36.blogspot.com/2007/12/happy-christmas-2007.html

my Christmas card is our own tree decorated by my daughter in Copenhagen
Denmark

Hugh W

[Graeme Wall]

Post by Hugh Watkins

Post by Texas Gen
Merry Christmas & Blessed New Year to You & All Those Dear to You----
From Texas to our newsgroup friends around the world---

and the same to you
http://hughw36.blogspot.com/2007/12/happy-christmas-2007.html
my Christmas card is our own tree decorated by my daughter in Copenhagen
Denmark

Very nice Hugh.

[Kay Robinson]

On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 15:56:27 +0000, Graeme Wall

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.
Many thanks to all those who have been so generous with their help.
On-line card at <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/Xmas.html>

To you and yours also Graeme, indeed to all out there...

Kay

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[Ian Goddard]

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

And to you and everyone else on the newsgroup.

One helpful hammer for the brick walls has come on g.s.medieval in the
form of hints on how to fool Google books into yielding more full views
in the UK. It could be a busy Christmas here.

[Graeme Wall]

Post by Ian Goddard

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

And to you and everyone else on the newsgroup.
One helpful hammer for the brick walls has come on g.s.medieval in the
form of hints on how to fool Google books into yielding more full views
in the UK. It could be a busy Christmas here.

Must check that out after the holiday, what's the thread title?

[Ian Goddard]

Post by Graeme Wall

Post by Ian Goddard

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

And to you and everyone else on the newsgroup.
One helpful hammer for the brick walls has come on g.s.medieval in the
form of hints on how to fool Google books into yielding more full views
in the UK. It could be a busy Christmas here.

Must check that out after the holiday, what's the thread title?

How to fix Google books.

The problem is that for browsers in some countries Google offers only a
snippet view whilst in the US there's a full view. The solution is to
use a proxy service which routes your query via a US address.

[Graeme Wall]

Post by Ian Goddard

Post by Graeme Wall

Post by Ian Goddard

Post by Graeme Wall
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to everyone, may your brick walls
crumble in 2008.

And to you and everyone else on the newsgroup.
One helpful hammer for the brick walls has come on g.s.medieval in the
form of hints on how to fool Google books into yielding more full views
in the UK. It could be a busy Christmas here.

Must check that out after the holiday, what's the thread title?

How to fix Google books.
The problem is that for browsers in some countries Google offers only a
snippet view whilst in the US there's a full view. The solution is to
use a proxy service which routes your query via a US address.

Thanks