[Geysers] February Sput

[Udo Freund]

Horses might be faster.  I think they're using turtles on Prozac.

My copy arrived here this afternoon, 3/3 for a total of 3 weeks plus a 
day in transit (emphasis on the ...sit -- I'm sure they sat somewhere 
for much of that time).

Perhaps it might help for you to understand the process.  Let me explain 
how I prepare an issue for mailing.  Groups of zip codes beginning with 
the same 3 digits can be bagged together if they total 6 or more.  Ten 
such bags are sent directly to the distribution center (Salt Lake City, 
Denver, Portland, etc.) for each group.  The remaining ungroupable (is 
there such a word?) copies go in a another bag for national distribution 
that is done locally in So. California.  This bag contains more than 
half the copies mailed and includes mine.  So it's easy to see that 
great variances can occur when we utilize 11 distribution centers, each 
working at a different pace.  Most of them are slo-o-o-o-o-w!

Udo Freund

Stephen J. Eide wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>No, you're not the last to receive the Feb Sput, mine hasn't arrived in
>Idaho yet.  Of course, we are almost a third world country here in
>Idaho.  Maybe the horses were tired.
>
>Stephen Eide
>
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