[Rhodes22-list] Bill Effros a reply

ed kroposki ekroposki at charter.net
Thu Mar 31 13:07:33 EST 2005


Bill:
	Thanks for the web site, but remember that at 10 bps it takes
forever to see any website.  Their slow speeds just were not worth waiting
for.  A Navajo could communicate faster with smoldering leaves and a
blanket.
	Did you look at the Nautical Landmark?  I thought you of all people
would have recognized and correctly identified that landmark.  Maybe Burt or
Richard Smith or Lou or even Michael can identify it.  Gee, where are all
the previously identified Rhodies located?
Ed K

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/

ed kroposki wrote:

>Brad,
>	I have out of touch with the world as most Americans know it.  Where
>I was over in the Ukraine, there were no English language newspapers
>available and no English language news.  Because of the extremely slow
>internet access, I could not even check the news on the internet.
>	What day did this accident occur?  Any details? Web citations? Your
>attached info was very interesting.  Is the sailboat incident that you are
>referring to the carbon fiber mast failure?   
>	AS to my being out of touch, the other lady with my wife had
>extensive international travel experience and was exasperated that we could
>not even get the BBC.  The people that sent us did not accurately portray
>the situation, enough said.
>	FYI, the AeroSvit flight to Kiev from JFK was almost 5,000 miles.
>The plane, a Boeing 767, had screens for movies which also allowed the
>pilots to post information.  In between the movies and at the beginning and
>near the end of the flight they posted maps of the route, progress on the
>route, altitude, air speed, departure time, actual time, expected arrival
>time, temperature and weather conditions.  The crew was very professional.
>All announcements were first made in Ukrainian then an English translation.
>In fact the monitor screens posted the information in Ukrainian and metric
>then English with our miles or temperature.  I could recommend this airline
>to the next guy going to Kiev, your everyday destination.
>  
>Ed K
>Greenville, SC, USA
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