It's interesting to note the delay in the NANOG mailer. I don't know if
there's any manual operation involved, but according to the headers, Rob
posted this at 7:43, it was received at 7:43 pdt by MERIT, and shipped
out at 8:15 pdt.
I guess we're lucky this isn't an operational list, where time might be
important 
Can we improve this?
Rodney Joffe
Chief Technology Officer
Genuity Inc., a Bechtel company
http://www.genuity.net
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