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  • Enter your email address. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

  • Kevin Carson: Thanks again for all the links, Michel. steve ward: nice work the only problem i see with that system is that i have yet too ... gerdie: Hi Bas, Thanks a lot for mentioning NABUUR.

    P2P Foundation 2008

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  • "A current was running about five knots, and the line, as a result, kept popping out of the gerdie, a hydraulically driven drum on which the long lines wrap themselves as they come in, hopefully heavy with hooked halibut."

    —Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand, with Malcolm MacPherson, Time Bandit: Two Brothers, the Bering Sea, and One of the World's Deadliest Jobs, 118

    June 21, 2008