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nevillenevilleson wrote:
> What a coincidence. I have a Tracy on my support desk!
> Anyway I trust she has performed her task to your satisfaction.
> "tracy" <> wrote in message
> news:1122488147.637e438620e6fabf7c08e456019fb75b@t eranews...
>> Hi, I live in Whitby and need an up to date inshore waters weather
>> forecast for the area as Im going out in my boat.
>> TIA
>> "nevillenevillesonsnr" <>
>> wrote in message
>> news:1122486066.0c05110247d98cbe1ff1628e429d47ef@t eranews...
>>> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
>>> can help you!
>>> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
>>> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
>>> newsgroup.
>>> So fire away.

Good evening, Mr Nevilleson. I'm racing my yacht near Conwy and the
Menai Strait on Saturday, do you have any topical advice, please?

P.S. I shall not be going near the Big Fans.

nevillenevillesonsnr wrote:
> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
> can help you!
> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
> newsgroup. So fire away.

My dog loves swimming in the sea. Are those nasty jellyfish still around
the N Wales coast?

Sorry for the delay. I had to pop out of the office.
This should hopefully cover your possible boating adventures.In my
experience its always best to avoid any large rotating objects.
HTH
St Davids Head to Colwyn Bay, including St Georges Channel.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: northeast 4 increasing 5 or 6, veering southeast 4 in south later.
Weather: rain edging northwards.
Visibility: good in north at first, otherwise moderate or poor.
Sea State: slight or moderate.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: north or northeast but cyclonic in south, 4 or 5, occasionally 6.
Weather: occasional rain.
Visibility: moderate or poor.
Sea State: slight or moderate.
Colwyn Bay to the Mull of Galloway including the Isle of Man.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: east or northeast 4 or 5, occasionally 6 later.
Weather: rain in south later.
Visibility: good but moderate in south later.
Sea State: slight building moderate in west.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: northeast 5 or 6.
Weather: rain at times.
Visibility: moderate or good, occasionally poor overnight.
Sea State: slight .
"clot.1" <> wrote in message
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> nevillenevilleson wrote:
>> What a coincidence. I have a Tracy on my support desk!
>> Anyway I trust she has performed her task to your satisfaction.
>> "tracy" <> wrote in message
>> news:1122488147.637e438620e6fabf7c08e456019fb75b@t eranews...
>>> Hi, I live in Whitby and need an up to date inshore waters weather
>>> forecast for the area as Im going out in my boat.
>>> TIA
>>> "nevillenevillesonsnr" <>
>>> wrote in message
>>> news:1122486066.0c05110247d98cbe1ff1628e429d47ef@t eranews...
>>>> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
>>>> can help you!
>>>> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
>>>> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
>>>> newsgroup.
>>>> So fire away.
>
> Good evening, Mr Nevilleson. I'm racing my yacht near Conwy and the
> Menai Strait on Saturday, do you have any topical advice, please?
>
> P.S. I shall not be going near the Big Fans.
>
>

Many thanks for the advice, Mr. Nevilleson. Don't worry about the 42
minute delay in the response. I do understand that when one is setting
up such a useful service there are issues to be resolved. Training staff
is time consuming; establishing protocols is also a time consuming
issue - does one top post, bottom post or feel free? You need to address
this issue to help your response team reply speedily.

As it happend this was no problem to me; I had an urgent meeting with
some folk I know between 10.45 p.m. and 11.10 p.m. (hic!)

Many thanks for the forecast. For me it seems quite good: I appreciate
Force 4 to 6, though others start to get upset at the wavelets and
splashy/ splashy into the boat - and it dilutes the gin! However, if you
are involved in arranging the weather, I would appreciate less
precipitation. When undertaken challenges, such as the one I shall be
involved in on Saturday, it is important to round the buoys in the right
direction - otherwise for some strange reason, you are not allowed to
win the race! My bins become seriously deficient under high
precipitation.

I must thank you for the response. It is most helpful and promises well
for the future. It is to be expected when starting off a service with
such high ideals that there might some problems like the 42 minute delay
in replying to my urgent request.

Regards

C

nevillenevilleson wrote:
> Sorry for the delay. I had to pop out of the office.
> This should hopefully cover your possible boating adventures.In my
> experience its always best to avoid any large rotating objects.
> HTH
> St Davids Head to Colwyn Bay, including St Georges Channel.
>
> 24 hour forecast:
> Wind: northeast 4 increasing 5 or 6, veering southeast 4 in south
> later. Weather: rain edging northwards.
> Visibility: good in north at first, otherwise moderate or poor.
> Sea State: slight or moderate.
> Outlook for the following 24 hours:
> Wind: north or northeast but cyclonic in south, 4 or 5, occasionally
> 6. Weather: occasional rain.
> Visibility: moderate or poor.
> Sea State: slight or moderate.
> Colwyn Bay to the Mull of Galloway including the Isle of Man.
>
> 24 hour forecast:
> Wind: east or northeast 4 or 5, occasionally 6 later.
> Weather: rain in south later.
> Visibility: good but moderate in south later.
> Sea State: slight building moderate in west.
> Outlook for the following 24 hours:
> Wind: northeast 5 or 6.
> Weather: rain at times.
> Visibility: moderate or good, occasionally poor overnight.
> Sea State: slight .
> "clot.1" <> wrote in message
> news:8CSFe.6836$...
>> nevillenevilleson wrote:
>>> What a coincidence. I have a Tracy on my support desk!
>>> Anyway I trust she has performed her task to your satisfaction.
>>> "tracy" <> wrote in message
>>> news:1122488147.637e438620e6fabf7c08e456019fb75b@t eranews...
>>>> Hi, I live in Whitby and need an up to date inshore waters weather
>>>> forecast for the area as Im going out in my boat.
>>>> TIA
>>>> "nevillenevillesonsnr" <>
>>>> wrote in message
>>>> news:1122486066.0c05110247d98cbe1ff1628e429d47ef@t eranews...
>>>>> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
>>>>> can help you!
>>>>> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
>>>>> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
>>>>> newsgroup.
>>>>> So fire away.
>>
>> Good evening, Mr Nevilleson. I'm racing my yacht near Conwy and the
>> Menai Strait on Saturday, do you have any topical advice, please?
>>
>> P.S. I shall not be going near the Big Fans.

How much do you charge?

nevillenevillesonsnr wrote:
> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
> can help you!
> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
> newsgroup. So fire away.

"nevillenevillesonsnr" <> wrote in
message news:1122486066.0c05110247d98cbe1ff1628e429d47ef@t eranews...
> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I can
> help you!
> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS newsgroup.
> So fire away.

Can you please be so kind as to make the throll pcbutts stop trolling this
group. Much thanks

"why?" <fgrirp*sgc@VAINY!Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz> wrote in message
news:...
>
> On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 17:45:41 GMT, johnny o wrote:
>
>>
>>"nevillenevillesonsnr" <> wrote
>>in
>>message news:1122486066.0c05110247d98cbe1ff1628e429d47ef@t eranews...
>>> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I can
>>> help you!
>>> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
>>> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
>>> newsgroup.
>>> So fire away.
>>>
>>What?
>
> This is your 1st day, in Usenet? Read posts ( a few days), hang around
> a bit, get a feel for the types of replies , posters. Then after a
> while you should see what's going on. Don't just jump in and start with
> the 'What?' stuff.
>
> Another lesson, look at previous posts for a particular author in
> 24HSHD, use the advanced search
> http://groups-beta.google.com/advanced_search?
>
> put in the authors name and group (I shortened the URL a bit, by
> removing the dates and other bits)
>
> http://groups-beta.google.com/groups...enevillesonsnr
>
> Last lesson,
> www.google.com
> search for
>
> beginners guide usenet
>
> Me

Ok Me. I got some good lessons from you. Wrong about my first day. I've
been visiting for three years. Granted I don't learn fast. Maybe you don't
know what I meant by "What". But anywho, I will visit the links and see if
I can learn more and faster. I'm not sure why I keep returning here. I
feel like **** after reading a couple days of filthy hate. But in the midst
of that crap I learn computer things.
Thanks, but talk to me nicer next time.
johnny.

In my experience of the migration of jellyfish off the north wales coast I
would say that they have almost certainly gone.
HTH

"clot.1" <> wrote in message
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> nevillenevillesonsnr wrote:
>> Its not a question of how you can help me, its a question of how I
>> can help you!
>> My staff are available and chomping at the bit.
>> This is, as usual, a time limited free offer only found on THIS
>> newsgroup. So fire away.
>
> My dog loves swimming in the sea. Are those nasty jellyfish still around
> the N Wales coast?
>
>

"nevillenevilleson" <> wrote in
message news:1122488486.cb3ac8f3fef4eaecc487894331ceac77@t eranews...
> What a coincidence. I have a Tracy on my support desk!
> Anyway I trust she has performed her task to your satisfaction.
> "tracy" <> wrote in message
What a bigger coincidence ...
When I saw both the question and answer were both from "Tracy," I did a
block sender and guess what? They both disappeared at the same time.
Pretty neat how people can morph, eh Neville?

Its common knowledge that he morphs and reples to himself. Thats the fun
part of it.

"PuppyKatt" <> wrote in message
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> "nevillenevilleson" <> wrote in
> message news:1122488486.cb3ac8f3fef4eaecc487894331ceac77@t eranews...
> > What a coincidence. I have a Tracy on my support desk!
> > Anyway I trust she has performed her task to your satisfaction.
> > "tracy" <> wrote in message
> What a bigger coincidence ...
> When I saw both the question and answer were both from "Tracy," I did a
> block sender and guess what? They both disappeared at the same time.
> Pretty neat how people can morph, eh Neville?
>
>