10:36:21pm
My apologies that I was not able to complete the December edition so I do hope that you will all enjoy the January edition.
Happy New Year to all the members of SOR.
Kelly
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thanks Kelly
I especially like the London to London label article, and appreciate a review of the various elements that comprise SOR. beautifully done.
thank you and thanks to the authors for sharing their expertise
It's a nice addition
David
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Dear Kelly and the contributors to this latest edition- once again you have done an amazingly good job-easy to read, very informative, and a general delight to behold. To those who have not yet read it, you're missing something really good.
Kudos's to all involved.
Thanks,
Dan C.
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12:47:13pm
Small point (but then I am noted for being a "small point maker") about the article titled "One Million Items Sold on SOR." I have no idea how many items have actually sold, but I suspect it falls substantially short of a million. The plateau reached was the 1,000,000th numbered item from the auctions and approvals sections (which was the total of the items "listed" in the auctions plus the items "sold" in the approvals).
It is still an amazing milestone, but in philately, accuracy is important.
Other than that, excellent issue!
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03:41:42pm
Bobby - to be honest, as I was following that thread it seemed like there was an interchangeable use and I was not able to distinguish whether it was "listing" or "sold" item so if I have written it up wrong, please clarify that so I can correct the copy.
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
28 Dec 2014
10:36:21pm
I realise it's a few days early, but the January 2015 edition of The Rambler is now online.
My apologies that I was not able to complete the December edition so I do hope that you will all enjoy the January edition.
Happy New Year to all the members of SOR.
Kelly
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re: The Rambler Rides Again - January 2015
thanks Kelly
I especially like the London to London label article, and appreciate a review of the various elements that comprise SOR. beautifully done.
thank you and thanks to the authors for sharing their expertise
It's a nice addition
David
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re: The Rambler Rides Again - January 2015
Dear Kelly and the contributors to this latest edition- once again you have done an amazingly good job-easy to read, very informative, and a general delight to behold. To those who have not yet read it, you're missing something really good.
Kudos's to all involved.
Thanks,
Dan C.
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They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. -Benjamin Franklin
29 Dec 2014
12:47:13pm
re: The Rambler Rides Again - January 2015
Small point (but then I am noted for being a "small point maker") about the article titled "One Million Items Sold on SOR." I have no idea how many items have actually sold, but I suspect it falls substantially short of a million. The plateau reached was the 1,000,000th numbered item from the auctions and approvals sections (which was the total of the items "listed" in the auctions plus the items "sold" in the approvals).
It is still an amazing milestone, but in philately, accuracy is important.
Other than that, excellent issue!
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
29 Dec 2014
03:41:42pm
re: The Rambler Rides Again - January 2015
Bobby - to be honest, as I was following that thread it seemed like there was an interchangeable use and I was not able to distinguish whether it was "listing" or "sold" item so if I have written it up wrong, please clarify that so I can correct the copy.
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