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Introduction to Marine Mechanics
On Sep 10, 2:05*pm, Dave Brown wrote:
For those interested (who live near Kingston, Ontario) I will once again be teaching some introductory marine courses courses at St. Lawrence College starting soon. If interested, please follow this link: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/kingTr5.htm Feel free to ask any questions through the newsgroup or private mail. -- Regards, * * * Dave Brown * * * Brown's Marina Ltd * * *http://brownsmarina.com/ Dave, long time no see!!!! How are ya? |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
For those interested (who live near Kingston, Ontario) I will once again
be teaching some introductory marine courses courses at St. Lawrence College starting soon. If interested, please follow this link: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/kingTr5.htm Feel free to ask any questions through the newsgroup or private mail. -- Regards, Dave Brown Brown's Marina Ltd http://brownsmarina.com/ |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 14:12:49 -0500, Dave Brown
wrote: wrote: Dave, long time no see!!!! How are ya? LOL well, I'm sure I know you, but not under you new handle. Which of the many rec,boats dinosaurs are you? I've been good thanks. Can't promise I'll be able to participate much on here for a while yet though... His various alias's include: Kevin, BassKisser and several others that I cannot recall at the moment. We also have another member here using various handles, his most current being Reginald Smithers. Both are from the Atlanta area. BTW: Welcome back, but unfortunately this is no longer a boating NG. A scroll through the various topics will show that fact. |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
Dave Brown wrote:
For those interested (who live near Kingston, Ontario) I will once again be teaching some introductory marine courses courses at St. Lawrence College starting soon. If interested, please follow this link: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/kingTr5.htm Feel free to ask any questions through the newsgroup or private mail. Cool beans, Dave. Glad you are still among the living... Harry K |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
JimH wrote:
BTW: Welcome back, but unfortunately this is no longer a boating NG. A scroll through the various topics will show that fact. The more things change, the more they remain the same. :-) It's kinda like a soap opera when I come back - you can be away for months or even years and when you tune back in, it takes very little time to catch up on what you missed. Same actors, same script, everyone is just a bit older. Not me of course, I'm still the same age, but you guys are all older now. ;-) -- Regards, Dave Brown Brown's Marina Ltd http://brownsmarina.com/ |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
"Dave Brown" wrote in message
news:94WdnbiV5pumY1rVnZ2dnUVZ_orinZ2d@wtccommunica tions.ca... For those interested (who live near Kingston, Ontario) I will once again be teaching some introductory marine courses courses at St. Lawrence College starting soon. If interested, please follow this link: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/kingTr5.htm Well, you old fart, Glad to see you are still breathing TC-W3 fumes and have grease under your fingernails! Bill Grannis service manager |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:28:32 -0500, Dave Brown
wrote: JimH wrote: BTW: Welcome back, but unfortunately this is no longer a boating NG. A scroll through the various topics will show that fact. The more things change, the more they remain the same. :-) It's kinda like a soap opera when I come back - you can be away for months or even years and when you tune back in, it takes very little time to catch up on what you missed. Same actors, same script, everyone is just a bit older. Not me of course, I'm still the same age, but you guys are all older now. ;-) Dave, the folks with the boating questions are getting answers, and there's a pretty decent crowd of folks around. If you get a chance, visit the boating forum at: http://boatingforum.proboards91.com/index.cgi? Registration is a snap. |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
leo wrote:
On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:28:32 -0500, Dave Brown wrote: JimH wrote: BTW: Welcome back, but unfortunately this is no longer a boating NG. A scroll through the various topics will show that fact. The more things change, the more they remain the same. :-) It's kinda like a soap opera when I come back - you can be away for months or even years and when you tune back in, it takes very little time to catch up on what you missed. Same actors, same script, everyone is just a bit older. Not me of course, I'm still the same age, but you guys are all older now. ;-) Dave, the folks with the boating questions are getting answers, and there's a pretty decent crowd of folks around. If you get a chance, visit the boating forum at: http://boatingforum.proboards91.com/index.cgi? Registration is a snap. Leo the Liar... :) |
Introduction to Marine Mechanics
"leo" wrote in message . com... On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:28:32 -0500, Dave Brown wrote: JimH wrote: BTW: Welcome back, but unfortunately this is no longer a boating NG. A scroll through the various topics will show that fact. The more things change, the more they remain the same. :-) It's kinda like a soap opera when I come back - you can be away for months or even years and when you tune back in, it takes very little time to catch up on what you missed. Same actors, same script, everyone is just a bit older. Not me of course, I'm still the same age, but you guys are all older now. ;-) Dave, the folks with the boating questions are getting answers, and there's a pretty decent crowd of folks around. If you get a chance, visit the boating forum at: http://boatingforum.proboards91.com/index.cgi? Registration is a snap. Leo is a sockpuppet who just recently started to post here. Chuck has a nice forum but the same suspects here who turned rec.boats south have done the same at Chucks. Yep.........a soap opera. ;-) |
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