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Updated Silly Yaks Restaurant List

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celiac3270
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Okay, new restaurant guide list out. It's now 153 pages (320 restaurants long). Compare that with your old guide to see if it's worth updating. If so, please give your e-mail address below. You need Adobe Reader to view it. Uhh...you can also download it from the site if you're a member of the Silly Yaks group (on the Yahoo groups). If you are a member, here's the link to the list, where you can save it and access it offline:

Open Original Shared Link

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PreOptMegs Explorer
PreOptMegs
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Please could you send it to me?

Megs35@hotmail.com

Thank you very, very much.

celiac3270 Collaborator
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mstrain Rookie
mstrain
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Hi celiac3270:

I would love the restaurant list, if you could please send it to me. Thanks! :D jms@optonline.net

Claire Collaborator
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Okay, new restaurant guide list out.  It's now 153 pages (320 restaurants long).  Compare that with your old guide to see if it's worth updating.  If so, please give your e-mail address below.  You need Adobe Reader to view it.  Uhh...you can also download it from the site if you're a member of the Silly Yaks group (on the Yahoo groups).  If you are a member, here's the link to the list, where you can save it and access it offline:

Open Original Shared Link

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Could you sent the llist please. Much apprciated.

cmason@innernet.net

Claire Collaborator
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Okay, new restaurant guide list out.  It's now 153 pages (320 restaurants long).  Compare that with your old guide to see if it's worth updating.  If so, please give your e-mail address below.  You need Adobe Reader to view it.  Uhh...you can also download it from the site if you're a member of the Silly Yaks group (on the Yahoo groups).  If you are a member, here's the link to the list, where you can save it and access it offline:

Open Original Shared Link

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Could you sent the llist please. Much apprciated.

cmason@innernet.net

pixiegirl Enthusiast
pixiegirl
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The URL comes back for me as not found. Can I have a copy too, I'm a member of that list but can't ever get any of their lists and such to open for me.

Susan

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Sent through here ------------------------>

Susan, could you give me your e-mail address and I'll send it? I probably already have it, but I have hundreds automatically stuck in my address book, so I have no idea who is who.

Umm... where does it conk out? Let's start at the beginning.

You can get to the site, right?

Then click on files

Then click on the restaurant list folder

Then click on the file. If it conks out on this state, you probably need an updated version of Adobe reader, which you can get for free at adobe.com. If it messes up before, then I have no idea what's wrong, but it shouldn't be happening.

celiac3270 Collaborator
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Michele, do you have very little mailbox space? I got a reply that the message didn't go through.

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Okay, new restaurant guide list out.  It's now 153 pages (320 restaurants long).  Compare that with your old guide to see if it's worth updating.  If so, please give your e-mail address below.  You need Adobe Reader to view it.  Uhh...you can also download it from the site if you're a member of the Silly Yaks group (on the Yahoo groups).  If you are a member, here's the link to the list, where you can save it and access it offline:

Open Original Shared Link

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The link didn't work for me. Could you send it to me? Thanks so much.

sasjune9@yahoo.com

Sharon

swittenauer Enthusiast
swittenauer
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Could you please send it to us also?

swittenauer@hotmail.com

Thanks!

sspitzer5 Apprentice
sspitzer5
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Hi celiac3270, I'd love a copy! I'm at sspitzer5@yahoo.com.

Thanks!

mstrain Rookie
mstrain
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Michele, do you have very little mailbox space?  I got htis reply (it didn't go through):

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Strange....could you try this e-mail, please? Thanks!

michelek@hotmail.com

laurelfla Enthusiast
laurelfla
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hi, celiac3270!

i'd love a copy!

mycatisgftoo@yahoo.com

thanks a million!

Mjohnson73 Apprentice
Mjohnson73
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Hey celiac3270,

I would love a copy as well....

maya@charter.net

thanks!

--maya

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Sorry, guys. The link didn't work for me either. I'll go step by step for those who are members or would like to become members.

Sent to all those above this post ----------------->

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Here's the link to the group, where you could register if you wanted to join, as well. Once registered, click on FILES, then I think the first folder says something about a restaurant list. Under that is the newest version. The folder name may be out of date and say something about 213 restaurants, but if you open it up, it will have only one file, that which is newest. Open Original Shared Link

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frenchiemama
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I'd like it too, please!

pehlkec@uwstout.edu

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Sent through here ------------->

(sorry to have to make so many stupid posts like this, but I want to make sure I don't skip anyone and this way people know that it should show up in their mailbox and if it doesn't, they can inquire about it...etc.

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Jen H
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Hey celiac3270,

I'd love a copy of the restaurant file when you get a chance.

jennifer_mark@hotmail.com

Thanks!

:) Jen

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jkmunchkin
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Hi celiac3270. Would you mind sending to me also. jilliank@gmail.com

Thanks so much.

JoeB Apprentice
JoeB
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Please send me a copy, too.

bdajoe@sbcglobal.net

Thanks - Joe

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cdford Contributor
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Drop a copy my way, please. Thanks in advance.

cdford@integrity.com

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