> Hi there. I have looked around and decided that it isn't feasible to
> try and geocode multiple addresses...

Go back a step first.  Most often multiple geocoding is just a bad
idea, usually because the list-of-things to geocode is a selection
from a fixed list (or database).   The thing to do is geocode each
'thing' as it gets added to the list, which also allows sensible
corrective action to be taken on unknown or incorrect locations.

If you want to press on, try to be more specific about what you don't
understand.  The web interface has mangled your repost of Mike's
tutorial so that didn't help much.

> also I cant see where he gives delay a value.

It doesn't have a value to begin with, effectively zero, as it's only
really used AFTER an error has already occurred.
When the error does occur it gets bumped by one
        delay++;
so that it now has a value of one.  On the next error, it gets bumped
again to two.

cheers, Ross K

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