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BBC World Service Frequencies
Hello,
Once again, I have compiled a 'universal' list of BBC World Service broadcast frequencies. This list should be of interest to SWLs who either travel frequently or who live in a region no longer targeted by BBC shortwave transmitters. This list was compiled directly from data posted on the BBC World Service web site (www.bbc.co.uk). The list below is sorted by time (UTC). It contains no regional references - it is left to the reader to discover appropriate frequencies. As a universal list, I offer no comments as to signal quality. I downloaded the data from the BBC web site and manually transcribed it into a spreadsheet that I used to sort the data. Please note the following: 1. The list is compiled by hand. The BBC does not post this information in this form on their web site. I think they should. 2. For pratical reasons, I have chosen a 1 hour granularity. Changes on the half or quarter hour are ignored. 3. The list ignores weekday/weekend designations. 4. Broadcasts on frequencies below the 90 Metre band are not included. 5. There are almost certainly errors in content, please accept my apologies. Please consider this merely as a guide to finding suitable frequencies. I find this list very helpful, I hope some of you do too. Good listening and good luck. Dave, VE3TLY --- BBC World Service Frequencies Updated Nov. 6 2005 Dave - VE3TLY UTC 00:00 3915 5970 5975 6195 9410 9740 11945 11955 15280 15310 15360 17615 17790 01:00 6195 9410 11955 15280 15310 15360 17790 02:00 5975 6195 9750 9825 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 17790 03:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 04:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 7130 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 05:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11760 11765 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 06:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 07:00 6190 9410 11760 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15485 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21660 08:00 6190 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 09:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 10:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 11:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15310 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 12:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15190 15310 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 13:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11940 15190 15310 15420 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 14:00 5970 6190 6195 9740 11940 12095 15310 15485 15565 15575 17640 17790 17830 21470 21660 15:00 5970 5975 6190 6195 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17640 17790 17830 21470 21490 21660 16:00 3915 5975 6190 6195 7160 9410 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17790 17820 17830 21470 21490 21660 17:00 3255 3915 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 9630 9740 12095 15310 15400 15420 17820 17830 21470 18:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 15420 17830 21470 19:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 17830 20:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 12095 15400 17830 21:00 3255 3915 5965 6005 6110 6190 6195 9410 11675 15390 15400 22:00 5955 5965 5975 5990 6195 7105 9740 15400 23:00 3915 5965 5975 6170 6195 9605 9740 11945 11955 |
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Thank you Dave
Bill Everhart On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: Hello, Once again, I have compiled a 'universal' list of BBC World Service broadcast frequencies. This list should be of interest to SWLs who either travel frequently or who live in a region no longer targeted by BBC shortwave transmitters. This list was compiled directly from data posted on the BBC World Service web site (www.bbc.co.uk). The list below is sorted by time (UTC). It contains no regional references - it is left to the reader to discover appropriate frequencies. As a universal list, I offer no comments as to signal quality. I downloaded the data from the BBC web site and manually transcribed it into a spreadsheet that I used to sort the data. Please note the following: 1. The list is compiled by hand. The BBC does not post this information in this form on their web site. I think they should. 2. For pratical reasons, I have chosen a 1 hour granularity. Changes on the half or quarter hour are ignored. 3. The list ignores weekday/weekend designations. 4. Broadcasts on frequencies below the 90 Metre band are not included. 5. There are almost certainly errors in content, please accept my apologies. Please consider this merely as a guide to finding suitable frequencies. I find this list very helpful, I hope some of you do too. Good listening and good luck. Dave, VE3TLY --- BBC World Service Frequencies Updated Nov. 6 2005 Dave - VE3TLY UTC 00:00 3915 5970 5975 6195 9410 9740 11945 11955 15280 15310 15360 17615 17790 01:00 6195 9410 11955 15280 15310 15360 17790 02:00 5975 6195 9750 9825 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 17790 03:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 04:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 7130 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 05:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11760 11765 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 06:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 07:00 6190 9410 11760 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15485 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21660 08:00 6190 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 09:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 10:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 11:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15310 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 12:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15190 15310 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 13:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11940 15190 15310 15420 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 14:00 5970 6190 6195 9740 11940 12095 15310 15485 15565 15575 17640 17790 17830 21470 21660 15:00 5970 5975 6190 6195 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17640 17790 17830 21470 21490 21660 16:00 3915 5975 6190 6195 7160 9410 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17790 17820 17830 21470 21490 21660 17:00 3255 3915 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 9630 9740 12095 15310 15400 15420 17820 17830 21470 18:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 15420 17830 21470 19:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 17830 20:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 12095 15400 17830 21:00 3255 3915 5965 6005 6110 6190 6195 9410 11675 15390 15400 22:00 5955 5965 5975 5990 6195 7105 9740 15400 23:00 3915 5965 5975 6170 6195 9605 9740 11945 11955 |
BBC World Service Frequencies
Thanks for your efforts!
"SWLer" wrote in message oups.com... Hello, Once again, I have compiled a 'universal' list of BBC World Service broadcast frequencies. This list should be of interest to SWLs who either travel frequently or who live in a region no longer targeted by BBC shortwave transmitters. This list was compiled directly from data posted on the BBC World Service web site (www.bbc.co.uk). The list below is sorted by time (UTC). It contains no regional references - it is left to the reader to discover appropriate frequencies. As a universal list, I offer no comments as to signal quality. I downloaded the data from the BBC web site and manually transcribed it into a spreadsheet that I used to sort the data. Please note the following: 1. The list is compiled by hand. The BBC does not post this information in this form on their web site. I think they should. 2. For pratical reasons, I have chosen a 1 hour granularity. Changes on the half or quarter hour are ignored. 3. The list ignores weekday/weekend designations. 4. Broadcasts on frequencies below the 90 Metre band are not included. 5. There are almost certainly errors in content, please accept my apologies. Please consider this merely as a guide to finding suitable frequencies. I find this list very helpful, I hope some of you do too. Good listening and good luck. Dave, VE3TLY --- BBC World Service Frequencies Updated Nov. 6 2005 Dave - VE3TLY UTC 00:00 3915 5970 5975 6195 9410 9740 11945 11955 15280 15310 15360 17615 17790 01:00 6195 9410 11955 15280 15310 15360 17790 02:00 5975 6195 9750 9825 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 17790 03:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 04:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 7130 7160 11760 11765 12035 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17760 17790 21660 05:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11760 11765 11955 12095 15280 15310 15360 15420 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 06:00 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17885 21660 07:00 6190 9410 11760 11765 11940 11955 12095 15310 15360 15400 15485 15565 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21660 08:00 6190 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 09:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17760 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 10:00 6190 6195 9605 9740 11760 11940 15280 15310 15360 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 21660 11:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15310 15400 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 12:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11855 11940 15190 15310 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 13:00 6190 6195 9740 11760 11940 15190 15310 15420 15485 15575 17640 17790 17830 17885 21470 14:00 5970 6190 6195 9740 11940 12095 15310 15485 15565 15575 17640 17790 17830 21470 21660 15:00 5970 5975 6190 6195 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17640 17790 17830 21470 21490 21660 16:00 3915 5975 6190 6195 7160 9410 9740 11860 11940 12095 15310 15400 15420 15485 15565 17790 17820 17830 21470 21490 21660 17:00 3255 3915 5975 6005 6190 6195 7160 9410 9630 9740 12095 15310 15400 15420 17820 17830 21470 18:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 15420 17830 21470 19:00 3255 5975 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 9740 12095 13700 15400 17830 20:00 3255 6005 6190 6195 9410 9630 12095 15400 17830 21:00 3255 3915 5965 6005 6110 6190 6195 9410 11675 15390 15400 22:00 5955 5965 5975 5990 6195 7105 9740 15400 23:00 3915 5965 5975 6170 6195 9605 9740 11945 11955 |
BBC World Service Frequencies
Many thanks!
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I get the bbc America tv channel.(DirecTV) I haven't watched that
crap,bbc,in about four months.I know I haven't missed anything either.That sure is an Ugly woman on there,they should replace her with somebody else. cuhulin |
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I like that pretty sexy looking Russian woman whom takes her clothes off
one piece at a time when she is doing the news on Russian tv.Jackson,Mississippi needs something like that. Hit it,Johnny Cash, I got oneeeeee piece at a timeeee,,,,,,, and it didn't cost me a dimeeeeee,,,,,,,,, cuhulin |
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Is this guy for real, or is he just jerking everyone's chain?
"m II" wrote in message news:QrWbf.186145$ir4.92827@edtnps90... wrote: I like that pretty sexy looking Russian woman whom takes her clothes off one piece at a time when she is doing the news on Russian tv.Jackson,Mississippi needs something like that. Hit it,Johnny Cash, I got oneeeeee piece at a timeeee,,,,,,, and it didn't cost me a dimeeeeee,,,,,,,,, cuhulin have you EVER listened to shortwave on a radio? mike |
BBC World Service Frequencies
Well,I am still trying to figure it out.The 37 year old single blonde
Bell South woman next door was in her camper (1992 Dodge van with a factory made camper body made onto it) with her cigarette lighter,looking for something (seemed like she was in a hurry) and I asked her what is Vanessa's last name. (Vanessa,the sexy looking 30 year old brunette woman,she likes to wear a plain old tan colored baseball cap on her head most of the time) She said Fertheimer or Fherthimer (or something like that) and then she went back into her house.I started walking back to my house and I am pretty sure I saw Vanessa head for that side door of their house and I am pretty sure I heard Vanessa say something like,I don't see him. Oh well,,,,,, whatever. cuhulin |
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My old hairy nutts are only old normal hairy nuts.They don't go crazy
like they used to many years ago.That damn squirrel sure does put me to shame though. cuhulin |
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Jim Hackett wrote:
Is this guy for real, or is he just jerking everyone's chain? He posts under a MINIMUM of five personalities. One of the personas is a fifteen year old girl who fantasizes about sex with three male German Shepherd dogs.He's jerking something, but I don't think it's chains. mike |
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LOL I was thinking along the same lines...
"m II" wrote in message news:jAWbf.186148$ir4.47816@edtnps90... Jim Hackett wrote: Is this guy for real, or is he just jerking everyone's chain? He posts under a MINIMUM of five personalities. One of the personas is a fifteen year old girl who fantasizes about sex with three male German Shepherd dogs.He's jerking something, but I don't think it's chains. mike |
BBC World Service Frequencies
What is shortwave? What is radio? I am at four Radios right
now,listening and watching. cuhulin |
BBC World Service Frequencies
A damn Stupid Canadian asked ME about Radio!!!! I was listening to
Shortwave Radio in 1948 on my older brother's Shortwave Radio. cuhulin |
BBC World Service Frequencies
I have six (count em,six) webtv "personalities".I have explained about
one of my "personalities" before about that 15 year old girl fantasy about big male dogs.But I was only joking about that.It wasen't for real. cuhulin |
BBC World Service Frequencies
y'all don't "know about" one of my other webtv "personalities",,, it's
wild and kinky and them crazy wimmins over there just Love Me! I really do trip out "over there" as one of my other female "personalities".Hey,I learn some groovy stuff from them females whom think I am a young female,,, WOW! cuhulin |
BBC World Service Frequencies
On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer"
wrote: Hello, Once again, I have compiled a 'universal' list of BBC World Service broadcast frequencies. snip Ta.. |
BBC World Service Frequencies
On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote:
BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com |
BBC World Service Frequencies
Sat radio isn't Shortwave... Might as well listen to it on an Ipod.. |
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David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA |
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On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:20:45 -0500, dxAce
wrote: David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA No. The BBC World Service is a broadcaster that uses HF, among other delivery vectors. Some of us actually listen for content, not just post cards. |
BBC World Service Frequencies
To HELL!!! with the bbc!!! I get Shortwave News from Hungary and Poland
(and also via emails) much better than that Ugly old worn out looking old bitch on bbc dishes up. cuhulin |
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bbc SUCKS!!!!!
cuhulin |
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Don't walk around in New York City with your ipod turd.
cuhulin |
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Them New York City slikers will probally kill you and grab your xm
"radio" too.Go New York City,Go.I Love New York. cuhulin |
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I know a girl (via the internet) in New York City.She likes likes to
pretend that she has to use a rope to climb up and down the outside of her apartment in that building.Lots of New Yorkers are A OK in my book. cuhulin |
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David wrote: On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:20:45 -0500, dxAce wrote: David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA No. The BBC World Service is a broadcaster that uses HF, among other delivery vectors. Some of us actually listen for content, not just post cards. But you're still shilling for satellite crap because you own the stock, right, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA |
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What Subrina in Texarkana,Texas said this afternoon.We all bleed the
same.Of course,she is right too.Leave it to a Woman to slap us around once in a while and straighten us out! cuhulin |
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While everyone else here is busy fighting a flame war, I would like to
thank you for compiling a very usefull resource. |
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Queer Gay Faggot mat drudge report site won't pull up right now when I
click on it.As many times as I have emailed that Queer Gay Faggot matt drudge before over the years,,, it's no wonder! cuhulin |
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On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 14:28:14 -0500, dxAce
wrote: David wrote: On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:20:45 -0500, dxAce wrote: David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA No. The BBC World Service is a broadcaster that uses HF, among other delivery vectors. Some of us actually listen for content, not just post cards. But you're still shilling for satellite crap because you own the stock, right, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA Not necessary. The product is selling itself. Just pointing out that the BBC and WRN are available for folks here who can no longer get that programming as much as they'd like on HF. You're attacks are getting a little stale. |
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David wrote: On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:20:45 -0500, dxAce wrote: David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA No. The BBC World Service is a broadcaster that uses HF, among other delivery vectors. Some of us actually listen for content, not just post cards. I listen for content in everything I tune in you stupid mentally retarded hick. dxAce Michigan USA |
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David wrote: On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 14:28:14 -0500, dxAce wrote: David wrote: On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:20:45 -0500, dxAce wrote: David wrote: On 7 Nov 2005 18:17:46 -0800, "SWLer" wrote: BBC World Service: XM Channel 131 www.xmradio.com BBC World Service News: Sirius Channel 141 www.sirius.com Since you own all that stock, would you consider the fact that you're here shilling for satellite radio just a bit OT, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA No. The BBC World Service is a broadcaster that uses HF, among other delivery vectors. Some of us actually listen for content, not just post cards. But you're still shilling for satellite crap because you own the stock, right, 'tard boy? dxAce Michigan USA Not necessary. The product is selling itself. Just pointing out that the BBC and WRN are available for folks here who can no longer get that programming as much as they'd like on HF. You're attacks are getting a little stale. It's not shortwave, 'tard boy. Find another newsgroup. dxAce Michigan USA |
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m II wrote: Jim Hackett wrote: Is this guy for real, or is he just jerking everyone's chain? He posts under a MINIMUM of five personalities. One of the personas is a fifteen year old girl who fantasizes about sex with three male German Shepherd dogs.He's jerking something, but I don't think it's chains. mike Maybe he's not yanking chains but I'd wager he is yanking collars. JB |
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In article .com,
SWLer wrote: 1. The list is compiled by hand. The BBC does not post this information in this form on their web site. I think they should. Many thanks. But, did you miss this message from a few days ago? From: "Pete M" Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave Subject: BBC B0 SCHEDULE Message-ID: Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 18:06:39 -0400 BBC winter schedule you can find here , also includes RFI and other stations http://www.bclnews.it/b05schedules/merlin.htm The Beeb does all their shortwave transmissions through a seperate company. Last I knew, it was VT-Merlin Communications, but it's changed names many times, recently. (VT stands for Vosper-Thorneycroft (sp?), a longtime British Defense contractor). Mark Zenier Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com) |
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I'm sorry this topic degenerated into a flame war.
I for one wish to thank you for the very helpfull post. |
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Isn't it AMAZING how just about EVERY thread turns into a flamewar here? I
think that says volumes for a select few on this group... wrote in message oups.com... I'm sorry this topic degenerated into a flame war. I for one wish to thank you for the very helpfull post. |
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