Having said all that, you don't find a better price than free, so I'd try it - you can always put some pea rock on top of it.

Dear Colleagues, I am happy to report that the Song Tools, managed by Hilde De Weerdt, have been cloned to the Song-Yuan website. The forms for commenting on and suggesting additional texts have been removed (for the moment) as has the ability to search the Song Tools using the search form. Let me know if you have any suggestions. Michael

Last spring I refinished all the topside teak and the combing around the eyebrow level. Once it's finished properly (with at least several gloss coats) Cetol is relatively easy to keep up following their directions.

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Michael, I'm assuming you have electric cooking; if propane, just get a good old-fashioned stove-top percolator, they make great coffee. We line our perc's basket with a paper coffee filter to filter out the finer bits of grounds and make cleaning easier.

Contest Prospectus:  There will be copies of the prospectus at the Grand Impromptu Gallery front desk and on the website, grandimpromptugallery.com        Format: Please submit two copies of poem. One copy with all contact information at top left of page: Name, address, contact phone number and email address.

And of course there's the ultimate random number  generator, with all results determined by the roll of a die:  https://xkcd.com/221/

A Group exhibition of the top ten finalists will be held online at the Light Space & Time Art Gallery for the month of December 2011. The theme is the Countryside and the gallery wants all 2D artists to send us your best interpretation of the theme "Countryside" by depicting rural living, the outdoors and pastoral scenes.

On top of this, the wind is blowing from the west and north and, is at times quite strong. These winds could easily have pushed the Gannet east towards Niagara or perhaps back to New York state where it was seen before visiting us. Its still worth searching for of course. The scenario I mention is a strong possibility, however.

But being human, we will all continue to make mistakes till we die. It's easy to see why this bird was thought to be a Sprague's Pipit, and they do occur in the east (I've seen one in Massachusetts). Credit should also be given to Paul for getting the word out quickly, rarities that show up in stormy weather often disappear very quickly indeed.