Mike, I'm about to try to download a joey on my Mac using a USB-Serial
converter and Virtual PC.
I can talk to Volksloggers with this configuration using Strepla OEM.
-Cath
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Dave Lawley said:
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>Let me relate a typical example of the kind of disadvantages that can
occour when I >deal with government departments"
Strange isn't it that some people always seem to get poor responses from
Government Departments, while others always seem to get perfectly reasonable
Saturday 15 June 2002, a gliding day for the true believers. Gliding at
Bunyan for the Canberra Gliding Club [www.canberragliding.org] was
fantastic: the wave was on! While Friday's weather predictions were good,
in Canberra at 0900 Saturday it was 8/8 at ground level and pouring rain,
but t
Phil,
I am curious about what medical tests are relevant here. For example, there
have been some heart attacks in flight.. now I am desirous of avoiding a heart
attack whether flying or not, so I have reseached the subject a bit and this is
my understanding:
1. the angiogram is reliable but not
Found an image on the Agfa surfer's gallery. It is only 46kb.
Supposedly was taken at Budapest, Hungary.
link straight to it:
http://www.agfanet.com/en/cafe/gallery/cont_gallery_detail.php3?pictnum=20
No too sure how long it will be posted there, so jump in quickly.
I have it here on my HDD
Hi all ,
Perhaps all those who support the view there are benefits to having more
government involvement in our sport, in the form of a Licence issued by the
government could give an example of any similar area where such a change has
had any benfits for the average participant.
Let me relate a
