Recently I accessed a web-site AllExperts.com. Since I was looking for
information about living in Mexico, I found a list of experts,
including a man in the Lake Chapala area, whose name is Ron Russell.
He sent me a very helpful response, but I`m trying to get back to the
page that listed his name (along with others) and cannot seem to get
there.All I get is the Allexperts home page, and a list of topics that
have no relevance to my search. I also cannot seem to access that page
by typing in Mexico, Chapala, Guadalajara, and various combinations
thereof. I know it exists, since I`ve been there, but I can`t find it
again,it`s disappeared. It`s like "Brigadoon".Will I have to wait 100
years for it to reappear?
Thanks for any helpyou can give me, Art Purvis

Hello Art!

I believe these are the pages you seek:

http://www.allexperts.com/getExpert.asp?Category=82&Type=&SortBy=RandomOrder&lstPages=2

And his specific profile:

http://www.allexperts.com/displayExpert.asp?Expert=48837

The method I used to get these pages was as follows:

I did some Google searches for a variety of combinations of Ron
Russell, Mexico, and so on, until this search proved useful:

://www.google.com/search?q=%22ron%20russell%22%20allexperts

The search yields one result, but his name is no longer on that page
(it's actually on the second page of those AllExperts search results).
I then clicked on the link marked "Cached", next to the search result,
which brings up the snapshot of the page that Google took when it
viewed it. Ron's name was on that page, and I simply clicked it to get
his profile.

I realize 17 minutes may seem like 100 years, but I couldn't do it any
faster :-)

I hope this helps! If anything's unclear, or the links do not work,
then please don't hesitate to use the "request clarification" feature
before rating this answer.

Regards,

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The answer was not only right on target, it also supplied me with very
helpful information about how the researcher found the answer. Very
pleased.

Thank you for the generous rating and tip! I'm glad I was able to help.

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