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Another approach you might try is to copy the list to a word document when you have a moment available. The word document gives you a “snap shot” that you can go back to later to scan.

It isn’t a “clean” fix but it may capture the data you want.

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How did I miss this? I checked the numbers early this morning and You were at 494. Kudos Pat, Bob. Job well done!

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You know you are addicted when you need to know who all the players are. Who is Dingo? Who is Steak?

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Well we all certainly wish you well.. Too bad we can’t all gather around to cheer you on.

TBW thanks for the Bird on a wire plug!

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Way too kewl! Kudos to the lot of you.

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Actually I think we may have missed a couple… centennials. I haven’t been able to bring my file up to date. I know that there are many more Wisconsin cachers to be added to Brew’s stats. It is great that his routine can at least automate the count updates.

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500! Wow! that means they wrote at least 13 logs today. How many more are you folks holding? Kudos, etc.
T&tb

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Oh, Man! We are never going to catch-up to you two. Kudos to a GREAT team!
t&tb

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Well I’m not sure how this thread digressed to this point, but…..

The first [early ’70’s] computer I had the pleasure of finger poken was a Linc 100 [PDP-8] clone. it had a 1k magnetic core memory and we hooked it up to an acoustic modem that was about the size, shape and weight of a large brick. It had an amazing transfer rate of 300 baud. I had the opportunity to boot the computer, “through the switches”, used punched paper tape, magnetic tape in a variety of formats, and does anyone remember 12″x12″ magnetic cards?

I am much more fascinated with the technologic progress during my lifetime, than I am with being able to “one-up” anyone else. I remember that as a boy I would sit in front of the radio to watch The Lone Ranger, now HDTV plasma screens as large as a living room wall threaten to put the Bijou out of business.

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Please sign-up in advance, it is important for our hosts to be able to plan accordingly. Of course, if you forget to commit in advance, you would still be welcome. But if our estimates get too far out of line, it could spell disaster for these kinds of events. And knowing who is coming is an important part of building the excitement before hand.

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Kudos Jonathan!

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Originally posted by Ms. WISearcher:
¡Felicitaciones en setecientos escondrijos! ¡Goce de un tequilla o de una cerveza para celebrar su jalón impresionante!
Los WISearchitos

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Now how can anyone top that?

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Follow-up story: http://spaceflightnow.com/delta/d303/

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Originally posted by Ms. WISearcher:
wow…thanks for the kudos…

I wish that we would had been able to cache as much as T&B thought we had, but we checked back and it was only just over 50 since January…which we don’t think is too shabby considering what both of our schedules have been like, but we are ready to get out on the trails soon to find some more!!!

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Ouch! you caught the beast with a major mathematical faux pas! You are right it is 50 finds but that is still great! Kudos folks.

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Wow, Winter caching must be your game…. 150 caches in the past 70 days. Great Work Tony, Rhonda & Brendan!

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