. >> >> Link >> http://www.linkedin.com/groups/How-do-you-rank-importance-83336.S.202840840 >> >> Regards, >> Robert A. >> WASC Co Founder/Moderator of The Web Security Mailing List >> http://www.webappsec.org.

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Al's last post: Stick to your guns, if you are wounded I'll be in the bunker too with many more supporters of the added advantage of ENS. I have enjoyed 20 plus years of boating and follow all the tried and true teachings of piloting with paper charts and I would never abandon the practice.

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I've spent an hour or two browsing web > sites without finding this particular bit of information. > > I figure there must be list members who have visited the NMM, and know > where the precision timekeepers are actually displayed. > Royal Observatory...

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I want one day to be a visit to the National Maritime Museum at > Greenwich, which includes the Royal Observatory Greenwich. I am > particularly interested in seeing Harrison's H1 through H4, plus other > high-precision mechanical timekeepers (pendulum clocks, etc). > > I know they are at the NMM - their web site shows some of them.

On Wednesday about 3:45, our address book was hacked and emails were sent to everyone in it in groups of 7 at a time.  A phony URL was in the text box and nothing was in the subject line. Our service is ATT and the address book resides in their equipment at the ATT central office. 

, go to > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > and follow the instructions there. >