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<DIV>Thanks. I was not looking forward to being the geek on the up/down in
space question. However, I am compelled (dang voices!) to point out
that the movement of the Earth through its orbit, coupled with the
rotation of the Sun relative to the center of the galaxy and the motion of
the galaxy through the rest of space, would make it exceedingly difficult
to figure out which Groo poster was the "highest," given that the point of
reference is in constant motion through three-dimensional space. Of
course, I am assuming we are using the center of the Earth as our reference
point for determining top poster by altitude. Okay, so the geek kind of
just leaks out.</DIV>
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<DIV>Speaking of top posters by altitude, have we ever determined who is the top
person who posts to the groop, as measured in feet/meters above sea level?
We clock in at 587 feet (about 179 meters) at our current location and 1154 feet
(352 meters) at our soon-to-be new digs.</DIV>
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<DIV>Janet</DIV>
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