I must be missing something here.......all my incoming E-mail messages have
the date/time group included in the header in either PST or EST. If this is
the case for all, then why put the date and time on the message.
Time delays seem to average about 2-3 minutes. Close enough for me. Gets
confusing when the folks in NZ write tho!
Skip Higginbotham....Bastrop, Texas 6:10 Central
>11-19 9:55am edt
>WELL DUH......here I am the proponent of dating our msgs., an' I forgot to
>do it.... ....mebbe its not such a good idea after all 'cuz of beein'
>too busy in th' brain to remember????
>
>-Still think it might be helpful to us though.....
>
> "DOUG in New Yawk"
>
>>From: "Keith Turk" <kturk@ala.net>
>>Reply-To: <kturk@ala.net>
>>To: "joe boogie" <boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com>, <saltracer@awwwsome.com>,
>> <land-speed@autox.team.net>, <abshuman@worldnet.att.net>,
>><beanracers@aol.com>, <cbailey@sprise.com>, <drichard@stny.lrun.com>,
>> <whodaky@sympac.com.au>, <hastingsv@aol.com>, <weldit@digisys.net>,
>> <v8ford@neca.com>, <markalla@pacbell.net>, <av8ford@volcano.net>,
>><tinshed@ozemail.com.au>, <pvincent@poci.amis.com>,
>><hotrodprod@pdt.net>, <skipreadio@compaq.com>
>>CC: <boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com>
>>Subject: being straight here....
>>Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 18:13:20 -0600
>>
>>if the subject matter is going along with the content... then everything is
>>fine... it's when we start meandering off the subject header that things
>>get a little difficult....
>>
>>First all of this information on Cooling is now Archived at
>>www.listquest.com
>>so the need to Print isn't necessary... unless you have a burning desire to
>>have the hard copy to share with your friends or wish to use it when your
>>computer isn't available.... ( Okay who taught my kids how to play on this
>>thing anyway)
>>
>>The Subject Line is the device best used to follow a Thread of
>>information... so if we keep that pretty close to the content ... Life is
>>GOOD...
>>
>>Keith Turk
>>Eprise Al
>> ----------
>> > From: joe boogie <boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com>
>> > To: saltracer@awwwsome.com; land-speed@autox.team.net;
>>abshuman@worldnet.att.net; beanracers@aol.com; cbailey@sprise.com;
>>drichard@stny.lrun.com; whodaky@sympac.com.au; hastingsv@aol.com;
>>weldit@digisys.net; v8ford@neca.com; markalla@pacbell.net;
>>av8ford@volcano.net; tinshed@ozemail.com.au; pvincent@poci.amis.com;
>>hotrodprod@pdt.net; skipreadio@compaq.com
>> > Cc: boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com
>> > Subject: Re: Cooling and Water Tanks, Great People and "THE
>>LIST".......
>> > Date: Thursday, November 18, 1999 5:34 PM
>> >
>> > 11-18-99 6:30 pm edt
>> > Hi All! Speaking for myself here, I am amazed at what I've learned
>>from
>> > you all in the 3 or 4 weeks that I've been a "member" of this wonderful
>> > list. I've been a gearhead for many more years than I'd care to admit,
>>and
>> > have "been there and done that" on a whole lot of projects; racing,
>>engine
>> > building, porting, manufacturing, welding, fabricating, you name it....
>>but
>> > Wow! I 've seen some "Heavy" topics here and some great
>>brainstormin'....
>>so
>> > I predict "Big Things" from this list as time goes on and the "word gets
>> > out" about it! A lot more racers will be "signing on" I think. Don't
>>you
>> > agree?
>> >
>> > A suggestion; I don't know about you but I'm busier than a fruit
>>fly
>>in
>> > a pail full of bananna skins alla time and only get to look at the list
>> > messages all at once, -usually at the end of my hectic day here at a New
>> > York State College of Technology where I am a "full time adult" student.
>> > (That's another story for another time...)
>> > Anyway, often, many of the msgs. have been answered once,twice, maybe
>>even
>> > three times already (what a friendly and "speedy " bunch we have here
>> > folks!)
>> > Anyway I get real confused as to just "WHO wrote what" first on a
>>given
>> > topic...ya know? And that makes it tough to try to "unwind" all the
>>input
>> > in proper order so that it makes the most logic and sense. (I'm also
>> > printing much of what appears here for future reference...) Thinking
>>along
>> > those lines, I may have dreamed up a soloution to this confusion, but it
>> > will take a general concensius and just a little effort for everyone to
>>pull
>> > it off.
>> >
>> > Heres my idea: If everyone would put the current date and time
>> > immediately in front of their message, (as I did above this...) I think
>>we
>> > all could cruise through the huge pile of messages a lot faster.... (and
>> > keep them in chronological order later on as well)
>> > -after all folks, is'nt "Faster" what we're all about?
>> >
>> > I'm not sure how your email displays, but this HOTMAIL that I use
>> > sometimes prints the latest msg. last, and sometimes it prints it first.
>> > -with no apparent pattern.... Kinda like "pot luck" or that box 'a
>> > chc'lates, "ya never know what you'r goin' to get" !
>> > That's what got me to thinkin' about the date thing to hopefully
>>unravel
>> > the whole thing efficiently.... What do all of you think?
>> >
>> > Less time ON email= more time to actually work ON our rides. YES?
>> >
>> > food for thought anyway....
>> >
>> > Doug Anderson, Bainbridge, N.Y.
>> >
>> > -ex NHRA Dragracer,(Stock, D/MP, E/MP 1964-'73) and "Crewman" on
>> > everything from a "street stock" thru fuel altereds and fuel
>>funnycars..
>>
>> > "Biker" for life, Mountain Man, Car builder, 1st Degree general
>>gearhead,
>>
>> > full time yahoo, Blues critic, USDA licenced beer tester,world's
>>greatest
>>
>> > lover, brain surgeon, bears neutered, and dog training -we "DO" it all.
>> >
>> > our motto:
>> > "If it's got a number on it, and makes a lotta noise, it's GROOVY!"
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > >From: "Thomas E. Bryant" <saltracer@awwwsome.com>
>> > >Reply-To: "Thomas E. Bryant" <saltracer@awwwsome.com>
>> > >To: John Beckett <landspeedracer@email.msn.com>
>> > >CC: "Lawrence E. & Cathy R. Mayfield" <lemay@hiwaay.net>,
>> > >land-speed@autox.team.net
>> > >Subject: Re: Cooling and Water Tanks
>> > >Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 09:01:44 -0800
>> > >
>> > > Hello List,
>> > >
>> > >Is this network great or what? Thanks to everyone for the input on my
>> > >engine cooling challenge. Lots of good info, I'm sure that some of the
>> > >suggests will be incorporated in next years version of #216 D/GCC.
>> > >
>> > >Tom, Redding CA
>> >
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