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Yes, Brad. For iPhone I see it is now called H1 Longitude Sea Clock. For iPad 
I is now H1 Longitude Time Keeper.

Hewitt


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On Apr 6, 2013, at 6:52 PM, "Brad Morris"  wrote:

> Hewitt
> 
> Is H1SeaClock for the iPhone?  That app is not in the android store.
> 
> Brad
> On Apr 6, 2013 7:34 PM, "Hewitt Schlereth"  wrote:
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>> Norm, have you seen app called H1SeaClock? The clock goes; the pendulums 
bob to and fro; it strikes the bells. I cannot watch it without grinning. If 
you know Paxton's song about the wonderful marvelous toy - this clock has 
that same kind of whimsical aura.
>> 
>> Hewitt
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>> Sent from my iPad
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>> On Apr 6, 2013, at 3:04 PM, "Norm Goldblatt" ** wrote:
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>>> As usual, a wonderful, friendly and scholarly reply.  Yes, I loved Sobel's 
book and devoured her "Galileo's Daughter". My other go-to 
author/historian/scientist is Amir Aczel who has written on the compass, 
Fermat's last theorem, Descartes in a way that cements the historical and 
scientific events and times firmly in the memory.
>>> 
>>> Yes, she did dismiss Lunars, and I wondered why. Not from personal 
experience, but because it made sense to me. Nice to see that you guys take 
it seriously.
>>> 
>>> My most memorable excursion while visiting London, was my day trip to 
Greenwich, where I saw Harrison's clocks.  H1 is definite proof that he was 
indeed, MAD, in a good way. (Come to think of it, I'm now wondering if I 
actually saw it or have just seen photos of it. Anybody know if it's on 
display?)
>>> 
>>> Spent a few days with Sobel while on an eclipse expedition a few years 
back and have corresponded with her occasionally over the last few years.
>>> 
>>> Norm
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