Dear sundial enthusiasts
Today I wish to ask something non-sundial-related...
I saw the very interesting website http://www.indo.com/cgi-bin/dist which
calculates the distance between two places, given their latitudes and
longitudes.
However I wonder whether you can help me as regards ano
This is all definitely off topic. But with apologies here goes.
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>Wasn't there once a Scotsman who poured a bottle of Scotch over his friends
>grave every year on the anniversary of his death? He just filtered it
>through his kidneys first to avoid the waste.
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>Mike
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The world's great ocea
Hello Frank and Mike,
I wonder if another means of calculating oceanic residence time would
be to use the total volume flow of the the world's rivers per annum as
compared to the total volume of the world's oceans? Of course not all
precipitation occurs over land but this could be account
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From: Alexei Pace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Dear sundial enthusiasts
Today I wish to ask something non-sundial-related...
>I saw the very interesting websi
Wasn't there once a Scotsman who poured a bottle of Scotch over his friends
grave every year on the anniversary of his death? He just filtered it
through his kidneys first to avoid the waste.
Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
53.37N 3.02W
Chester, UK
Alexei Pace terminated his recent posting with:
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>"Behind every man alive stand thirty ghosts, for that is the ratio by
>which the dead outnumber the living. Since the dawn of time, a hundred
>billion human beings have walked the planet Earth." -- arthur c. clarke
So how many times have we 're
