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Saari will be joined for this concert by the Finnish Choral Society of Seattle(http://www.finnsnw.com/FCS/index.html). They will continue this year's celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of legendary Finnish composer Jean Sibelius with a performance of several of his pieces, along with those of other Finnish composers:1.

I know because I just received mine. It >basically is a >wallet-sized piece of paper that has your name on it. No test is >required, >just an application indicating your name and address I find that disconcerting. A Canadian needs a similar licence -ROC. But you need to take a course and pass an examination.

Larry I have a similar setup but am curious what you used to "plug it in". I mean the type of connector? I use the battery cable clamps that came with the trolling motor. A real "pug in" would be nicer. George G.

Although I come from Ontario on >the Canadian side of the border I found the US regulations for border water >states to be as tough or tougher than Ontario. One further note in this. When I was boating in Ontario, I found that in most cases the pump-out was right beside the diesel pump, so you could fuel up and pump out at the same time.

May be I got lucky, but it works for me.

No, I don't play golf (tho wish I could), but enjoy dawn walks around the local course, which can be quite birdy at times, and I don't mean the birdies in the game. There's been a fairly regular flock of about 300 Common Grackles in the last few days.

Scott, I keep my trawler at the "marina to starboard" you mention, about 200 feet from the rock, and we watch about a boat a day go aground on the rock -- as an FYI, it's Oregon Rock in Newcastle Channel. At very low tides the water is only about 6 inches deep. I draw almost 7 feet, so needless to say I treat that channel with caution.

However, they seem to be pretty thin on the ground, in fact I can find any. So my other thought is a pair of 50 A 12 volt chargers, one for each half of the 24 volt bank. I was looking at a pair of Xantrex XC5012 (http://www.xantrex.com/web/id/180/p/1/pt/24/product.asp).