Case 2: I create a coin object with the "Coin" template. I want this view to stay with the object. Later, someone wants to look at the coin using the default full cataloging template. They probably do not want to save the coin with the full cataloging template - it should stay associated with the coin template by default.

You could spend days going through all the datasheets and websites - I suspect that they ALL have about the same power consumption for a given amount of processing horsepower - same feature size on the die, after all - so it's more about peripherals and ease of use I started looking at RPi and BBB because there are a LOT of them out there, they're cheap,

We have a gray bimini top on our trawler which is docked in Palm City, FL. It has small spots on it which we think are mildew or algae but could be other crud of some sort. We don't want to use clorox to clean it since clorox might affect the color. Any suggestions of cleaners you have used would be appreciated.

I just acquired one of these on the cheap but when I received the unit, it did not come with the top cover. I'm reaching out to see if any of you would have one from a parts mule, or one you might think would fit. For example, the top cover of a 8640 is the same design, but I'm not sure it's the exact same size.

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No relation to the website, just think it's cool that he talks about Jeff and other cruising blogs. John Ford KK44007 Feisty Lady Annapolis City Marina

what are the top 10 journals (top being some value >> of quality? Or impact?) for someone whose home community is CITASA? >> >> On the one side of the debate is a group who claims that the top journals >> in Sociology as a whole as the top journals for all the subsections. >> Period. (AJS and ASR).

Ya we created this very Awesome thing called a blog or website if you will...its a not for profit kinda thing, just a interesting place to go and share stuff, and be seen. The blog is very much open to promoting yourself and your art, and related small biz as well. If you think about list serve vs. blog = more community and client exposure.

For those of you following my Phillip Rhodes "Virginia Reel" refit, I have done a little reorganizing to my website. I have added a projects page http://cuagain.manilasites.com/projects that includes pictures and short narratives about the various "smaller" projects involved in rebuilding this boat.

. > It has been suggested that a spar varnish be used for top coating, but I am > sure that many of you have found other options. > > We will have 65% light block mesh on the saloon side windows and 92% mesh > across the front, which will help, but I would prefer to finish the coating > with something UV resistant and forget about it for our life on the boat!