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Steve Spicer Oct 23 #1471 Re: Yahoo is shutting down its groups Thanks for keeping the dream alive from me as well, Bob. Peter K. Campbell On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 at 2:59 pm, Henk Meijerink hmeijeri2@... [xTRL] Peter K. Campbell Oct 23 #1470 Re: Yahoo is shutting down its groups The group will continue only as a bare basic mail list... Understand what's changing in Yahoo Groups Yahoo has made the decision to no longer allow users to Bob Backway Oct 21 #1469 Fw: [xTRL] Yahoo is shutting down its groups I own a few Yahoo groups and have converted some to IO. My understanding is that the Yahoo groups with continue, but all attachments and extra features such David Connor Oct 21 #1468 Re: Yahoo is shutting down its groups Ditto that, Bob. Thanks, Henk. On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 at 10:46 am, 'Vitas Anderson' vitas.anderson@... Henk Meijerink Oct 21 #1467 Re: Yahoo is shutting down its groups Facebook fine with me. Thanks for all your work Bob. Really appreciated by many. Liz Bednall Sent from Yahoo7 Mail on Android On Tue., 22 Oct. 2019 at 10:46 Liz Bednall Oct 21 #1466 Re: Yahoo is shutting down its groups Consolidating to Facebook sounds like a sensible suggestion Bob. And thank you for taking the trouble to curate this group. Best regards Vitas Anderson Mob: Vitas Anderson Oct 21 #1465 Yahoo is shutting down its groups XTRLers, Yahoo is shutting down its groups on December 14. This means this group will not exist after that date. There is an option to transfer the group to Bob Backway Oct 21 #1464 ASH CONROY PASSES Dear All, I'm literally just in the door from a week in Cairns to get the news that Ash Conroy has passed. I see nothing in xTRL so give the information Barry Thomas Jul 10 #1463 Re: DO YOU HAVE ONE IN YOUR CUPBOARD??? Well at least one Commodore was built (owner/builder may wish to be anonymous) and I was about to build the second. Then Phil Jackson's section bought an Apple Bob Backway May 28 #1462 DO YOU HAVE ONE IN YOUR CUPBOARD??? Dear xTRLers, FYI I offer this chance to be richer: Barry Thomas May 28 #1461 Re: Looking for Roger Smith Greetings I attended Roger Smith’s funeral possibly the only TRL person there. Roger recruited me to TRL and was my first boss. Regards Bernard Smith From: bernardtrishsmith Jan 30 #1460 Re: Looking for Roger Smith Dear Bob, I contacted Harry Wragge, who replied to tell me that unfortunately Roger Smith had died of motor neurone disease in January 2014. You will remember Geoffrey Goode Jan 30 #1459 Looking for Roger Smith Barry Gilbert is attending the 50th anniversary of the moon landing gathering at Parkes Radio Telescope. I asked him if was planning to play cricket in The Bob Backway Jan 30 #1458 Vale John Hughes I have received a message from Peter Latoszynski, that John Hughes passed away on 3 Jan 2019, at St Vincent's hospital and was cremated on 7 Jan 2019. No Ian Moran Jan 08 #1457 CHRIS KELLY IS IN HOSPITAL Dear All, Heard Chris Kelly (M1) was in Knox Private so went to see him today. He has had a cuspid valve replaced and a triple bypass. Tomorrow he is Barry Thomas 21 Dec, 2018 #1456 Reminder - xTRL gathering this coming Friday YOU'RE INVITED TO THE 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ON FRIDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2017, 11AM TO ???? (Tradition places the event on the second Friday in December each bobbackway 09 Dec, 2018 #1455 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING YOU'RE INVITED TO THE 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ON FRIDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2017, 11AM TO ???? (Tradition places the event on the second Friday in December each bobbackway 12 Nov, 2018 #1454 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ... YOU'RE INVITED TO THE 2018 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ON FRIDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2018, 11AM TO ???? (Tradition places the event on bobbackway 12 Nov, 2018 #1453 FW: John Hughes Sent from my Windows 10 phone ________________________________ From: ROGER PIERSON Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2018 1:12:52 PM To: Bob Bob Backway 21 Oct, 2018 #1452 Fw: Allan Sisson Funeral Details ________________________________ From: Geoffrey Goode Sent: Friday, 27 July 2018 1:28 PM To: Mr Bob Backway Subject: Allan Sisson Funeral Bob Backway 27 Jul, 2018 #1451 Re: DICK FLAVIN PASSES Thanks for the alert Bazza. It is a time for sadness and reflection when an old colleague passes. I remember one night at his home in Clayton, 35 years ago, Ian Moran 10 Jul, 2018 #1450 DICK FLAVIN PASSES RICHARD KENNETH FLAVIN 10.09.1932 - 29.06.2018 Dear xColleagues, I’m deeply saddened to convey the passing of Dick Flavin. Apparently his death notice was Barry Thomas 09 Jul, 2018 #1449 Passing of Howard Timbury. Some may remember Howard who was Foreman of the Workshop at Winterton Rd. Howard was an ex PMG Apprentice, spent years in New Guinea as a Training Officer with peter meggs 25 Jun, 2018 #1448 SASTY SASTRADIPRADJA'S FUNERAL DETAILS Good evening all, Sasty's funeral details published in this morning's Herald Sun:========================================================================= Barry Thomas 19 May, 2018 #1447 Re: Sasty is very ill Apologies everyone, please disregard info below. Sadly Frank’s information is more up to date then mine. From: [email protected] Adrian Lynch 15 May, 2018 #1446 Sasty is very ill Dear ExTRLers Our ExTRL colleague Sasty Sastradipradja is seriously ill in hospital. Doctors say given his age, 85, and his fragile health they can do no more. ajlynch53 15 May, 2018 #1445 Sasty Sastradipradja passes away Hi all, Sad news! Today, 15 May, Sasty passed away after several weeks in hospital, suffering from serious heart disease. He had only recently recovered Frank At Bigpond 15 May, 2018 #1444 Re: Fw: Sandra's funeral Funeral is today. Bob Backway, Belgrave Hts, Victoria, Australia Commodore, Lake Eyre Yacht Club LakeEyreYC.com Bob Backway 25 Mar, 2018 #1443 Fw: Sandra's funeral Bob Backway, Belgrave Hts, Victoria, Australia Commodore, Lake Eyre Yacht Club LakeEyreYC.com ________________________________ From: Bob Backway 25 Mar, 2018 #1442 Death of Sandra Charles Via Geoff Goode & Emil Kane... Sad to report the passing of Sandra Charles. She died of Ovarian Cancer on 14 March at the Cabrini Palliative Care Hospital, bobbackway 18 Mar, 2018 #1441 Re: Barry Gilbert Lunch Monday 20 February Hi Bob, et al, Count me in. What time does it kick off ? DaveH Dave Hardwick 11 Feb, 2018 #1440 Re: Barry Gilbert Lunch is on Monday 19 (NINETEENTH!) February Book me in Bob. Sounds like a great opportunity to catch up with some old farts once again. Paul Copeland From: [email protected] Paul Copeland 11 Feb, 2018 #1439 Re: Barry Gilbert Lunch Monday 20 February It sounds like Monday 19th is the date you mean but I am only available on Tuesday 20th. Sorry to miss you Barry Norman Gale From: Norman Gale 11 Feb, 2018 #1438 Re: Barry Gilbert Lunch is on Monday 19 (NINETEENTH!) February OK I stuffed up. The date is Monday 19 February! Apologies. Bob Backway, Belgrave Hts, Victoria, Australia Commodore, Lake Eyre Yacht Club Bob Backway 11 Feb, 2018 #1437 Re: Barry Gilbert Lunch Monday 20 February Which date? Monday or Tuesday. Monday suits me best, but Tuesday is OK too. Ed. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Marymae Trench 11 Feb, 2018 #1436 Barry Gilbert Lunch Monday 20 February Barry Gilbert is in Melbourne and will be for a few weeks. He has agreed to have lunch with the xTRLers on Monday 20th February at the Wheelers Hill Hotel cnr bobbackway 10 Feb, 2018 #1435 Re: A service to celebrate the life of Geoff Mitchell Dear Mike, I regret that I will be interstate on that day, so please convey the reason for my absence if there is an opportunity to do that. Geoff had the Geoffrey Goode 03 Feb, 2018 #1434 A service to celebrate the life of Geoff Mitchell A service to celebrate the life of Geoff Mitchell will be held Wednesday 14 February 2018 10:30am W.D. Rose Funerals 139 Marriage Road mcrarey 03 Feb, 2018 #1433 Vale Geoff Mitchell Dear XTRL, It is with great sadness to inform you that Geoff Mitchell, long time Physical Sciences leader passed away yesterday after an illness. No other mcrarey 02 Feb, 2018 #1432 Barry Gilbert Visiting Barry Gilbert is visiting Melbourne shortly (date not confirmed). Steve Iskra and I figure this is a good excuse for a gathering of old farts. Stay tuned for a Bob Backway 29 Jan, 2018 #1431 Re: Congratulations to xTRLers receiving OAM Well recognised. Congratulations to Peter and John. Thank you Neil for the good news. Must say I was pleased to see a Physicist as Australian of the year. Go David Gates 26 Jan, 2018 #1430 Congratulations to xTRLers receiving OAM Dear All, Congratulations to the following xTRL staff who received an OAM (Order of Australia Medal in the General Division) yesterday. Mr Peter Richard HICKS Neil & Fiona Leister 26 Jan, 2018 #1429 TRL lightning research It's good to see that the spirit of TRL lives on with work Ed Bondarenko did informing science today - check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJdjZm67bWk Peter K. Campbell 22 Jan, 2018 #1428 REMINDER - 2017 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING - Friday 8th 2017 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ... YOU'RE INVITED TO THE 2017 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ON FRIDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2017, 11AM TO ???? (Tradition places the event on bobbackway 01 Dec, 2017 #1427 Re: ex-TRL Staff Xmas BBQ Hi Jeff 2017 xTRL SEASONAL GATHERING ..
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