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2002-01-22 Thread Paul . CRISP
Place Metro Riverside Park Delta Bank Road Gateshead Tyne & Wear NE11 9DJ -Original Message- From: Alex Eshed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 22 January 2002 08:46 To: MapInfo-L Subject: Re: MI-L POSH Love this thread... The ultimate solution: Technique 1. Use the same mnemonic l

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2002-01-22 Thread Alex Eshed
Love this thread... The ultimate solution: Technique 1. Use the same mnemonic logic that I learned from my mother for remembering which hand is left and which hand is right. Hold both hands out forward, palms down. Now - the right hand is where the thumb is on the left ! Technique 2. At camp I

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2002-01-21 Thread Brian Hicks
Latitude relates to climate "...Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes..." Also, same root as "lateral." --- Begin Message --- LATitude is fLAT, works best for me... LONGitude is long is fine once you remember which is flat (horizontal) I also remember horizontal is the one that is like

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2002-01-21 Thread Evan MacDougall
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2002-01-21 Thread Morrier, Steve
and you will have it. -Original Message- From: Caroline Hilton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 2:40 PM To: MI-L Subject: Re: MI-L POSH How about the fact that with LONGitude, the lines are the same LENGTH? And as some others, I always remember that there may be

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2002-01-21 Thread Caroline Hilton
How about the fact that with LONGitude, the lines are the same LENGTH? And as some others, I always remember that there may be some Red Port left in the bottle Caroline > - Original Message - > From: Bendall,A EPO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: John Haynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL P

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2002-01-21 Thread Cole, Deirdre
LATitude is fLAT, works best for me... LONGitude is long is fine once you remember which is flat (horizontal) I also remember horizontal is the one that is like the horizon. And Port and Left have the same number of letters. And with mapinfo x and y, i have to remember it's NOT the way i learne

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2002-01-21 Thread Douglas Cubin
: RE: MI-L POSH Anna, If you think of a ladder in a pair of tights they normally run lengthways down the leg. Visualising this (steady lads) the ladder will be a long scar in the material so think of longitude as a ladder in tights (or do I not get out enough?)! On the point of Port or Starboard

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2002-01-21 Thread Paul . CRISP
From: Cameron Crum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 21 January 2002 16:34 To: Bendall,A EPO Cc: John Haynes; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: MI-L POSH I was taught this a while back...Assuming the world is a perfect ellipse with the longer access running north to south longitudes are

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2002-01-21 Thread Cameron Crum
I was taught this a while back...Assuming the world is a perfect ellipse with the longer access running north to south longitudes are all of equal length (if you stretch them out into a straight line), while latitiudes will decrease in length as you move away from the equator. Therefore LONGitude

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2002-01-21 Thread Bill Thoen
"Bendall,A EPO" wrote: > > I've heard of a way to remember Port & Starboard (for me). > > Starboard derives from a Scandinavian word for steering board. > Most people are right-handed, so tend to steer or row on the right side > of their bodies. > Imagine yourself rowing with one paddle. Which s

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2002-01-21 Thread Richard Dibley
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of CDR Group Sent: 21 January 2002 14:05 To: Jacques Paris; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; MIL Subject: Re: MI-L POSH Jacques Don't start down the line of "England will not budge until." this thread WILL go on forever... John Ievers

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2002-01-21 Thread CDR Group
batterie) and tribord, (right side, ending right to the of the same > word with some alliteration). > > Jacques Paris > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: January 21, 2002 07:36 > To: [EM

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2002-01-21 Thread Gavin MacLean
We've got a big poster on the wall in our office which says: Longitude = X coordinate = east / west position Latitude = Y coordinate = north / south position Read it at least once a week for four years and by the end you should be able to remember which is which (most of the time)! As for Port

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2002-01-21 Thread Jacques Paris
Paris -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: January 21, 2002 07:36 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: MI-L POSH Anna, If you think of a ladder in a pair of tights they normally run lengthways down the

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2002-01-21 Thread Mark . Percival
Anna, If you think of a ladder in a pair of tights they normally run lengthways down the leg. Visualising this (steady lads) the ladder will be a long scar in the material so think of longitude as a ladder in tights (or do I not get out enough?)! On the point of Port or Starboard, Port is on t

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2002-01-21 Thread Paul Simpson
mmm! You usually say that you have Left Port (therefore starb'd must be Right) The alcoholic drink Port is Red (therefore starb'd must be green) The words derive from Viking longboats where the long paddle 'a steerboard' used as a rudder was mounted on the right of the vessel and the left si