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I also received the same type of old posts in a bunch. I think it?s time for a 
change but a Yahoo type of list is not what I was thinking of. With so much 
confusion right now, I am going to lay back and see what happens next. Like 
you George, I will abandon the ship only after you need to step up into the 
liferaft.
All the best,
Robert Gainer

>
> From: George Huxtable 
> Date: 2006/04/03 Mon AM 06:24:07 EDT
> To: NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM
> Subject: Nav-l archaeology
>
> WHAT is going on.?
>
> This morning, a collection of 16 ancient Nav-l emails arrived unexpectedly in my mailbox.
>
> This collection has various dates, from December 2005 onward, on various 
threads, some long-forgotten, some perhaps best forgotten.
>
> Are these the messages that several of us have complained about missing over recent months?
>
> Has someone been keeping them under a mattress, perhaps, or have they been 
found at the back of some dusty cupboard in hyperspace?
>
> Has there been some endless closed-loop in transmissions via a satellite? Or 
have they been winging their way around the outer
> reaches of the solar system? Where HAVE they been, all this time, and who 
has just found a way to release them to an unsuspecting
> world?
>
> What will appear next; the Dead Sea Scrolls, perhaps?
>
> George.
>
> =================contact George Huxtable at george@huxtable.u-net.com
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