Subject: Re: Clock & Watch FTP sites and Web pages

From: [email-masked] (Keith Clark)
Date: Wed, 1 May 1996 23:22:56 GMT

Mike Murray ([email-masked]) wrote:

   [...delete...]

: 	This Web site contains invaluable information about
: clocks and watches (horology).  There is information about
: alternate FTP's, mailing lists, newsgroups, quality
: organizations, repair tips, horological schools, alternate
: Web sites, and the locations of just about anything concerning
: clocks and watches.

: 	There are also other useful Web sites pages in the
: middle of my main Web page which are:

: 1)	AWI`s Unofficial Web Pages			(awi.html)
: 2) 	Business Reference, Internet File &
: 	Software Reference, Library Reference,	(referen.html)
: 	& U.S. Government Links
: 3)	Horological Links					(horology.html)
: 4)	The Yellow Pages Links			(yellow.html)
: 5)	A Practical Guide for Your Web Site	(website.html)
: 	Links
: 6)	Weird Clocks Links				(weird.html)

: 	You can access them directly;  I'll use awi as an example
: 	http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/awi.html

: 	Also, through this site you will be able to access my four
: FTP sites which contain all of the information mentioned above and
: much, much more.  So if you like to d/l (download) you'll love
: my FTPs.  At present I have over 60 files to d/l.  

: 	The Web address is http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/

: 	There are over 35 Web pages for you to explore.  Also, you
: can go directly to my main FTP site by using the following address:

   [...delete...]

   Now here is someone about whom one can safely say, with the least bit 
of sarcasm, that he has too much time on his hands. God I love odd Web 
sites like this that show more creativity than 1) pictures of someone & 
his buddies on a fishing trip; 2) still more porn; or 3) nothing at the 
Web page except a request for people to send its owner ideas for what to 
put there...

   BTW, did you know the His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, likes repairing 
watches -- and sometimes just takes them apart so he can put them back 
together again. Apparently he's become fairly good at it.

   May Kronos be with you...

-- 
[email-masked]
  "The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the 
young know everything."
       -- Oscar Wilde

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From: [email-masked] (Mike Murray)
Date: Wed, 1 May 1996 22:11:56 GMT

Last updated May 01, 1996.  Copyright 1995-1996 Michael P. Murray

	This is a monthly announcement directed at the newer
hitchhikers on the super information highway.

	If you have a Web viewer (Cello, Microsoft's Internet
Browser, Mosaic, Netscape, OS/2 Web Explorer, Slipknot, etc.)
then please pay a visit to my site.  Web is short for the
World Wide Web.

	The Web address is: http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/

	This Web site contains invaluable information about
clocks and watches (horology).  There is information about
alternate FTP's, mailing lists, newsgroups, quality
organizations, repair tips, horological schools, alternate
Web sites, and the locations of just about anything concerning
clocks and watches.

	There are also other useful Web sites pages in the
middle of my main Web page which are:

1)	AWI`s Unofficial Web Pages			(awi.html)
2) 	Business Reference, Internet File &
	Software Reference, Library Reference,	(referen.html)
	& U.S. Government Links
3)	Horological Links					(horology.html)
4)	The Yellow Pages Links			(yellow.html)
5)	A Practical Guide for Your Web Site	(website.html)
	Links
6)	Weird Clocks Links				(weird.html)

	You can access them directly;  I'll use awi as an example
	http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/awi.html

	Also, through this site you will be able to access my four
FTP sites which contain all of the information mentioned above and
much, much more.  So if you like to d/l (download) you'll love
my FTPs.  At present I have over 60 files to d/l.  

	The Web address is http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/

	There are over 35 Web pages for you to explore.  Also, you
can go directly to my main FTP site by using the following address:

	ftp.netcom.com/pub/mi/mikem (My main site)

	Please enjoy and you can E-mail me from the Web site
or directly with any feedback.

        Thanks for reading.

        A service from,  E-mail address: [email-masked]
         Mike Murray          Listowner for Clockers      

A specialist in Atmos and 400-day clock repair.
In continuous service since 04/01/1982.

Mike's Clock Clinic  Memberships:  AWI # 17851; NAWCC # 074021
1326 Stanford Street
Santa Monica, California  USA  90404-2502
Fax: 310-828-7381

My Web site is located at http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/
Main FTP site is located at ftp.netcom.com/pub/mi/mikem

Clockers sign-up/off is now as automated as its going to
be at http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/mailing.html

Copyright 1995-1996 Michael P. Murray

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From: [email-masked] (Alan Frisbie)
Date: 2 May 96 17:27:31 PDT

In article <[email-masked]>, 
[email-masked] (Keith Clark) writes:

Posted to, and follow-ups trimmed to rec.crafts.metalworking only
(originally posted to 14 different newsgroups).

> together again. Apparently he's become fairly good at it.

Just a random thought: Wouldn't it be neat if someone like Sherline
sent the Dalai Lama a lathe and a mill, along with a copy of the rules
for their NAMES contest?   Just think what someone with infinite
patience could do.   Just think of the publicity for them and the
hobby!

--  Alan E. Frisbie               [email-masked]
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