Phil,
Consider it done. BTW as a little ancillary source of
income I'm putting the finishing touches on a 19th century carriage house
converted to a daily rental on Capitol Hill. It should be available in
another 3 weeks or so. It's two blocks from the library of
congress, four blocks to the Capitol. So next time you're coming to
town please let me know, you get a waiver on the rent.
thanks,
Alec
From: owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org [mailto:owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org] On Behalf Of Phil Nuytten Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 11:44 PM To: personal_submersibles@psubs.org Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Convention video Hi, Alec!
Just got back from Washington D.D. an hour,or so,
ago - and checked my emails at home. Thought you did a good job with the
video on the 2009 convention - considering the lousy water conditions and
silt bottom! I'd enjoy having a copy of it, if it isn't too much trouble -
glad to cover any DVD costs, etc. Just send to the office.
D.C. was good - had supper at the Capitol Building
last night with various congresspersons, Admirals, Buzz Aldrin and other
astronauts on the Space side, Sylvia Earle, Joe MacInnis and the usual suspects
on the Ocean side - also gave a talk at a
National Geographic headquarters the day before and at another banquet at
the Canadian Embassy. The Capitol was very cool, though - and the art in the
areas where the public is not allowed is spectacular! An original oil of George
Washington that he actually sat for . . .huge murals of the Fathers of
Confederation and so on
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