> > Over the years I have picked up various Socketcom serial cards at flea > markets or surplus shops should anyone wish to know what operating systems > support them. I also have the DOS TSRs to run the cards. Socketcom never had > them on their website, so I had to buy a used card on ebay to get the > software.

Less visibly but equally important, Steve Morytko manages back-end support for CTBirds, COA's website and membership services, and many other COA IT-related resources. Thank you, Steve. CTBirds is a free service supported by COA members. Please consider joining COA if you are not already a member.

Check the BBG website for directions.

Or better yet, let it die...

Cheers, Ido -----Original Message----- From: wasc-wafec [mailto:wasc-wafec-bounces@lists.webappsec.org] On Behalf Of Achim Hoffmann Sent: יום א 03 מאי 2015 12:54 To: wasc-wafec@lists.webappsec.org Subject: Re: [WASC-WAFEC] Selecting a new leader On 29.04.2015 22:59, Tony Turner wrote: > Ofer, I'd hate to see this project die.

Fiberglass over wood is a sure- fire way for the wood(timber or ply) to die early. Polyester resins are not vapor proof and moisture gets trapped behind the layer of glass and has a gay time rotting your wood. Also the expansion is different between the two mediums. If you have plywood then use epoxy/glass only and WEST the whole works. My experience??

(perhaps, if one were > to die, an autopsy might shed light on this???, come to think of it, why > wait!). > > ( as usual I will post this to www.curingseasickness.com, pretty soon). > > > Capt. Mike Maurice > Near Portland Oregon. > Put some candied ginger in your medical kit next time. Have them eat it straight. Zeke Anderson Kerrville TX

Since you won't, do it now before they are transferred or die. Hope to hell they know what they are talking about. If challenged because of something not done absolutely correct, plead the truth, ignorance. Use as your defence that you have used due diligence, searched high and low for the proper answers and been blindsided by the system.

OWENSINDL@aol.com wrote: >> How do you account for the fact that well over a thousand DeFever designed >> tuna boats have been fishing the Pacific fleet for years - did they all die a >> lonely death offshore? >> Ron Owens > Not ALL Defevers, silly. Just the ones with the flared bows, like the one mentioned, a 53 MY, I think.

Dick Schroder Gulfstar 43' trawler Lying St Pete Florida Great American Marina Those who live by the sword usually die from a gunshot !!