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Please run between Aug. 31-Sept. 9. Thanks!


Protect your Property and Yourself from Wildfire Disaster
Saturday, September 9
10:30-12:00 PM
Westbank Library
1309 Westbank, Austin
Central Texas frequently endures drought conditions that significantly
increase the possibility of severe wildfires. Attend this informal seminar
sponsored by the Texas Forest Service and Travis County Extension Service on how
to protect homes, property and yourself from wildfires.
Jan Fulkerson from the Texas Forest Service Wildfire Preparedness Program
will discuss simple measures residents can take to create defensible space
around their property. Jan will provide information on small details that can
make a big difference. Learn about landscaping, maintenance, design and
survivability. A Firewise Specialist from the Travis County Master Gardeners
Association will assist her.
The seminar is free. The Westbank Community Library may not be contacted
for information about this organization or this meeting.
Web site: _http://www.tcmastergardener.org/html/events.html_
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http://www.tcmastergardener.org/html/events.html) . Or call 512-854-9600,
M-F, and ask for the Master Gardeners’ desk for information.

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Hi. Can you please post in plain text only? Thanks!

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Protect your Property and Yourself from Wildfire Disaster
Saturday, September 9
10:30-12:00 PM
Westbank Library
1309 Westbank, Austin

Central Texas frequently endures drought conditions that significantly
increase the possibility of severe wildfires. Attend this informal
seminar
sponsored by the Texas Forest Service and Travis County Extension Service on
how
to protect homes, property and yourself from wildfires.
Jan Fulkerson from the Texas Forest Service Wildfire Preparedness Program
will discuss simple measures residents can take to create defensible space
around their property. Jan will provide information on small details that
can
make a big difference. Learn about landscaping, maintenance, design and
survivability. A Firewise Specialist from the Travis County Master
Gardeners
Association will assist her.

The seminar is free. The Westbank Community Library may not be contacted
for information about this organization or this meeting.
Web site: _http://www.tcmastergardener.org/html/events.html_
(http://www.tcmastergardener.org/html/events.html) . Or call 512-854-9600,
M-F, and ask for the Master Gardeners' desk for information.


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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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Hi. Can you please post in plain text only? Thanks!


Victor,

The poster, Rosalie, doesn't read this group. She is a volunteer, as are all
Texas Master Gardeners. I asked her to forward the Travis County Master
Gardener announcments to austin.gardening. I didn't think about the
announcments being in rich text as I am a simple sort of a guy :-)

The subject is not optimal for this group either. I suspect several people
thought it was spam, or of no interest. Rosalie has done an incredible job
of setting up a mail system to distribute the TCMG announcements to a number
of different outlets. I imagine it is quite daunting with everyone a
different lead time, a different format, and so on.

I'll contact her to see if something can be done about the format and the
Subject. If not maybe Fletcher at UT CS can help with a filter.

j jhnsn


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Old 27-07-2006, 03:18 PM posted to austin.gardening
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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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Hi. Can you please post in plain text only? Thanks!


Victor,

The poster, Rosalie, doesn't read this group. She is a volunteer, as are
all Texas Master Gardeners. I asked her to forward the Travis County
Master Gardener announcments to austin.gardening. I didn't think about
the announcments being in rich text as I am a simple sort of a guy :-)

The subject is not optimal for this group either. I suspect several people
thought it was spam, or of no interest. Rosalie has done an incredible job
of setting up a mail system to distribute the TCMG announcements to a
number of different outlets. I imagine it is quite daunting with everyone
a different lead time, a different format, and so on.

I'll contact her to see if something can be done about the format and the
Subject. If not maybe Fletcher at UT CS can help with a filter.

j jhnsn


Dear Mr. Johnson,

Would you please pass on my appreciation to Rosalie for posting these to
austin.gardening? I found them informative and have marked my calendar.
--
Mike Harris
Whose Evil Empire Newsreader handles Rich Text just fine
Austin, TX




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"Mike Harris" wrote:
Dear Mr. Johnson,

Would you please pass on my appreciation to Rosalie for posting these to
austin.gardening? I found them informative and have marked my calendar.
--
Mike Harris
Whose Evil Empire Newsreader handles Rich Text just fine
Austin, TX


Done. However her address is in the message and the From: header of the
posting, so you and anyone else can thank her directly.

Victor is right though, USENET posting are supposed to be in plain text. I
really appreciate that when I am out in the country in Verizon territory and
have to use a 28.8 Kbps dial-up connection :-(

j jhnsn


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