Hi Paul,

On Tue 2038-Feb-02 10:29, Paul Quinn (3:640/384) wrote to Richard Webb:


 RW> Been snowed in here all weekend, and one of my primary
 RW> antennas went down with a limb from big pin oak, so have
 RW> been spending a lot of time cleaning up bits of code here
 RW> and there.

PQ> We're experiencing cyclonic conditions, though it's just termed as a
PQ> tropical 'low' with the current temp at about +84F with 72% humidity
PQ> and wind gusts at about 30mph.  About 30 miles downriver at Hervey
PQ> Bay they experienced some dramatic tidal surges over the weekend,
PQ> with one appearing on the front page of the local newspaper showing
PQ> a 'boardwalk' under water which is normally about 20 feet above the
PQ> mean sea level.

SOunds like NEw ORleans in the summer.  I could handle that
84f anyway.

Wife left the vhf ham radio in the van on the other day when she came back
from the mechanic's, so last night we had to
have her daughter bring the truck over, and I had to teach
her how to jumpstart a battery.

The good thing about this project that I was mainly working
on over the weekend which made it suitable for a snowed in
weekend was its complexity.  I use an interactive menu for
beginning of the synchronization of data process, so we have two versions,
one which runs "right now" when selected, the
other that runs from the bbs maintenance event about 1200
utc.  So, we write the code in the "do it right now"
version, and when it's to our liking port it to the delaayed version.

AT least that white stuff's melting now.  I keep telling
folks I didn't move south to see white stuff out my window
>

Regards,
           Richard
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