Malmsey Anyone?

Boy, Google Alerts is really coming through.
http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/food_and_drink/news/article1993588.ece

Much of the stuff I pass on comes from the following keywords that I've
banked at Google Alerts: 'Wars of the Roses', 'Richard III', 'Edward
IV', 'Hundred Years War', 'Edward III', 'Black Prince'. Just added
'Plantagenet'. Each day, I simply wait for Google to toss stuff into my
inbox. It's like an alarm clock. You set Google to alert you each time
something shows up related to the keywords you feed it. Here's the link
for Google Alerts:
http://www.google.com/alerts

You can use this for any topic. But be warned. Much of the stuff you get
is junk. For example, ninety percent of stuff coming back from the
keywords 'Richard III' deals with various productions of the play.
'Black Prince' gives me the most junk. I get good stuff from 'Edward IV'
'Battle of Bosworth', and 'Wars of the Roses'.

Bill Barber wrote:

>Boy, Google Alerts is really coming through.
>http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/food_and_drink/news/article1993588.ece
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>Much of the stuff I pass on comes from the following keywords that I've
>banked at Google Alerts: 'Wars of the Roses', 'Richard III', 'Edward
>IV', 'Hundred Years War', 'Edward III', 'Black Prince'. Just added
>'Plantagenet'. Each day, I simply wait for Google to toss stuff into my
>inbox. It's like an alarm clock. You set Google to alert you each time
>something shows up related to the keywords you feed it. Here's the link
>for Google Alerts:
>http://www.google.com/alerts
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##Yes, I get Google alerts on certain subjects. It's really handy.

>You can use this for any topic. But be warned. Much of the stuff you get
>is junk. For example, ninety percent of stuff coming back from the
>keywords 'Richard III' deals with various productions of the play.
>'Black Prince' gives me the most junk. I get good stuff from 'Edward IV'
>'Battle of Bosworth', and 'Wars of the Roses'.
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##Thanks for forwarding the good stuff, Bill.

Gilda

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Not a problem. It just keeps popping into the inbox. All it needs is a
little weeding.

Gilda Felt wrote:
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> Bill Barber wrote:
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> >Boy, Google Alerts is really coming through.
> >http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/food_and_drink/news/article1993588.ece
> <http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/food_and_drink/news/article1993588.ece>
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> >Much of the stuff I pass on comes from the following keywords that I've
> >banked at Google Alerts: 'Wars of the Roses', 'Richard III', 'Edward
> >IV', 'Hundred Years War', 'Edward III', 'Black Prince'. Just added
> >'Plantagenet'. Each day, I simply wait for Google to toss stuff into my
> >inbox. It's like an alarm clock. You set Google to alert you each time
> >something shows up related to the keywords you feed it. Here's the link
> >for Google Alerts:
> >http://www.google.com/alerts <http://www.google.com/alerts>
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> ##Yes, I get Google alerts on certain subjects. It's really handy.
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> >You can use this for any topic. But be warned. Much of the stuff you get
> >is junk. For example, ninety percent of stuff coming back from the
> >keywords 'Richard III' deals with various productions of the play.
> >'Black Prince' gives me the most junk. I get good stuff from 'Edward IV'
> >'Battle of Bosworth', and 'Wars of the Roses'.
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> ##Thanks for forwarding the good stuff, Bill.
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> Gilda
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