Website - http://americandieselcorp.com/ Email Bob or Brian Smith - info@amerdsl.com Jim @Home

Currently sitting on top of spire at Pro Cathedral. North Bay.

The Brown Booby is on the Reef tower at the top of the concrete blocks Marcie

You can check out the schedule of events on the Festival website to see what your choices are.

“Understanding Password Choices: How Frequently Entered Passwords are Re-used Across Websites” Proceedings of the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS). Denver, Colorado. June 2016.

>> I'll dig them up and see if anyone could host them on a website. (Files >> are quite large!) >It would be great if you could upload these to the Manuals page at >www.ko4bb.com. That would be great.

If it is OK with you, I can make a PDF-scan of the manuals and send them to KO4BB to be put on his website. I will contact you offlist for my address details. Luckily enough I have a GPSDO, but... the GPSDO is at home and the counter is at work.

Tool Coverage: > Suggest making "Coverage of Industry Standard Vulnerability Categories > (OWASP Top 10, SANS Top 25…etc) " a subgroup of "Support for > benchmarking." > Are you suggesting to change "Industry Standard Aided Analysis" to "Coverage of Industry Vulnerability Categories" or do you mean introduce a new sub-category?

It is possible that, given the size of Boojum (25 feet) that even if the high loops were taken right to the under side of the galley counter top, that water could still slosh over the top... a vertical distance of 3 feet above the DWL.

Some of the solutions I've seen described on the GB owners forum had the mast hinging backward to rest on a brace attached to the aft cabin top. However the best solutions seemed to be the ones that had the top part of the mast hinging forward to rest on a brace on the flying bridge.