[sumo] Helloooo - anybody home?

[Doreen Simmons]

In any case, it's a Reuters wire service report, and written by a 
general writer.
Here in Japan we get a lot of Al Jazeera on satellite TV news (that 
means 'The peninsula' I believe) but I haven't seen a lot of reportage 
on Japan. :-)

Doreen glad we're back in business.


On 2008/04/22, at 22:44, Bob Reimer wrote:

> Sorry, the Khaleej Times is not an Indian newspaper although many of 
> its
> journalists are.   It is one of the English dailies published in Dubai,
> United Arab Emirates.  Khaleej means Gulf in Arabic.  Fortunately a
> relatively recent change in editors has meant the elimination of the 
> use of
> the phrase "your favorite No. 1 newspaper, Khaleej Times" that used to
> appear in virtually every article on the front page.
>
> Warm regards,
> Bob "Kofuji" Reimer
> Al Ain
> United Arab Emirates
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwreimer
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 5:18 PM, <Sumocypher at aol.com> wrote:
>
>> Probably speechless, so here's a "no steps forward, several steps 
>> back"
>> article about the Kyokai and its potential new rule book, From an 
>> Indian
>> newspaper:
>
Doreen Simmons
  jz8d-smmn at asahi-net.or.jp