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PSmith[_2_] September 26th 08 05:02 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
Is it me or is this forum still in summer slumber?

All other forums are active except this - so I assume its not my connection!

regards
Paul



PSmith[_2_] September 26th 08 11:01 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
Apologies if its my newsreader...

I am experiencing difficulties only with this newsgroup (even taking it from
several different servers). All groups are live except this? Having just
deleted and reloaded the list from my default server, I now see some
messages in this group.

Strange goings on.

Welcome to the autumn.



john elgy September 27th 08 06:51 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
PSmith wrote:
Is it me or is this forum still in summer slumber?

All other forums are active except this - so I assume its not my connection!

regards
Paul


As in like the norwegian blue.

Several of the reqular posters do seem to have left the group over the
last year (with the exception of ace) but it should come to life again
soon once people stop thinking of bikes and windsurfing and the like and
get back to concentrating on skiing.

John

Roger Moss[_2_] September 27th 08 07:26 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 

"john elgy" wrote in message
...
PSmith wrote:
Is it me or is this forum still in summer slumber?

All other forums are active except this - so I assume its not my
connection!

regards
Paul

As in like the norwegian blue.

Several of the reqular posters do seem to have left the group over the
last year (with the exception of ace) but it should come to life again
soon once people stop thinking of bikes and windsurfing and the like and
get back to concentrating on skiing.

John


Yep, we're still on the case and waiting for the first flakes...

RM
www.mountainpassions.com - an Online Magazine with Altitude


Matt T September 29th 08 03:29 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
On 27 Sep, 00:01, "PSmith" paulDOTsmith_UK@tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk wrote:
Apologies if its my newsreader...

I am experiencing difficulties only with this newsgroup (even taking it from
several different servers). All groups are live except this? Having just
deleted and reloaded the list from my default server, I now see some
messages in this group.

Strange goings on.

Welcome to the autumn.


Haven't you heard - there's some sort of economic crisis going on so
nobody has any money to log on, or to go skiing.

--
Matt Thomas - www.tignes-lavachet.co.uk

Roger Moss[_2_] September 29th 08 06:02 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 

"Matt T" wrote in message
...
On 27 Sep, 00:01, "PSmith" paulDOTsmith_UK@tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk wrote:
Apologies if its my newsreader...

I am experiencing difficulties only with this newsgroup (even taking it
from
several different servers). All groups are live except this? Having just
deleted and reloaded the list from my default server, I now see some
messages in this group.

Strange goings on.

Welcome to the autumn.


Haven't you heard - there's some sort of economic crisis going on so
nobody has any money to log on, or to go skiing.

--
Matt Thomas - www.tignes-lavachet.co.uk


It's all going downhill... :0)

RM
www.mountainpassions.com - an Online Magazine with Altitude


PSmith[_2_] September 29th 08 08:47 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 

"Roger Moss" wrote in message
...

"Matt T" wrote in message
...
On 27 Sep, 00:01, "PSmith" paulDOTsmith_UK@tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk wrote:
Apologies if its my newsreader...

I am experiencing difficulties only with this newsgroup (even taking it
from
several different servers). All groups are live except this? Having just
deleted and reloaded the list from my default server, I now see some
messages in this group.

Strange goings on.

Welcome to the autumn.


Haven't you heard - there's some sort of economic crisis going on so
nobody has any money to log on, or to go skiing.

--
Matt Thomas - www.tignes-lavachet.co.uk


It's all going downhill... :0)

RM
www.mountainpassions.com - an Online Magazine with Altitude


Sounds like a slippery slope (with a bit of luck).

Paul



PSmith September 29th 08 08:58 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
Ace,

Have I been asleep or dreaming. I thought you were at Roche? Got a new job
that's keeping you too busy? Or just a new ISP?
Paul

"Ace" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:01:49 +0100, "PSmith"
paulDOTsmith_UK@tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk wrote:

Apologies if its my newsreader...

I am experiencing difficulties only with this newsgroup (even taking it
from
several different servers). All groups are live except this? Having just
deleted and reloaded the list from my default server, I now see some
messages in this group.


Really? Well, _some_, I suppose , if you count around 20, half of them
mine, as some :-)

I think your first idea is valid - most folk are still in summer mode,
despite the season starting as early as next week in some places...


--
Ace - bdotrogers a.t ifrancedotcom
Ski Club of Great Britain http://www.skiclub.co.uk
All opinions expressed are personal and in no way represent those of the
Ski Club.




Eugene Miya September 29th 08 11:57 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 
The r.s.* hierarchy is one of the best known seasonal hierarchies.

--

PSmith[_2_] October 13th 08 07:59 PM

Is everyone asleep?
 

"Ace" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:58:57 +0100, "PSmith"
wrote:

Ace,

Have I been asleep or dreaming. I thought you were at Roche? Got a new job
that's keeping you too busy? Or just a new ISP?
Paul


Neither. Still there, but not using the work email address for
personal stuff any more, as they're cracking down on old emails being
kept, with complex archive and deletion policies, meaning all the old
stuff that I never delete will be, err, deleted.


I'm familiar with these initiatives "fair usage policies". My company have
now banned ".pst" archives (cause too much network loading). Awkward
archiving to for project stuff. Fortunately they let us back up old pst
files to CD.

Still I understand the Austrian glaciers have had a good earfly dump. How
sad: now back in UK the only current plan is Feb half term in Zermatt.
Having always driven, I am now trying to establish how easy Geneva-Zermatt
will be: wife+2 children, baggage, boots and skis. I am ready to man-handle
the bags: my concern is will there be space for it on the train! (I don't
want to waste my first ski day with getting luggage from the station etc as
a rsult of the luggage transfer schemes). Any ideas?
Paul

--
Ace - bdotrogers a.t ifrancedotcom
Ski Club of Great Britain http://www.skiclub.co.uk
All opinions expressed are personal and in no way represent those of the
Ski Club.





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