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I do own HP3456 DMMs that are at the top of my instrumentation > pecking order. I have all the necessary gear to calibrate these DMMs > according to ancient HP documentation. At the top of my cal. chain is the > 731B, called out in HP3456 original documentation. This hierarchy places > me in the near-beer, or junior member status of the group.

As well as a level of interior finish that puts her to the top of the class. We're very proud of what we were able to accomplish with her. Happy Veterans Day! Thanks to all who have served.

The last night we tried to get into Fort Morgan Marina--in Mobile Bay--but the management advised against it, because of shoaling we would not be able to get out in the morning. So we anchored in Mobile bay after dark--and rocked and rolled all night.

Howard University News April 16, 2015 Howard's Gallery of Art Among Top 50 in the United States Howard University's Gallery of Art has been ranked among the 50 best college museums in the nation by CollegeRank.net. "We are very proud of this distinction and the recognition it brings to the Gallery and to Howard University," said Dr. Gwendolyn H.

Here's my rationale for nominating the Mainship 34 as one of the 10 most outstanding trawlers of all time: Back in the fuel-starved 1970s, John and Warren Luhrs had the right idea when they asked designer John Cherubini to draw the lines for a classic-looking, down-east-style flybridge sedan cruiser in a semi-displacement hull that embodied the spacious accommodations

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All we initially needed was a boat and a compass. Wouldn't give up my GPS, though. Grinning, Ducking and Running for cover ;-) Jerry & Barb O'Neill GB 32 #677 ADVENTURE Annapolis, MD.

Let me know, we only have a few weekends left before summer starts to die down.

We have now been here at Greenturtle Bay Marina for 41 days and during the course of our stay here we have witnessed the coming and going of countless vessels of all shapes and sizes as they passed through here on their way south on the Great Loop.