The reason why I am posting this is the Branford River is home to Ospreys and other fish eating birds. This year shore birds were at a minimum as we feel the ecology of the area had been disrupted due to the illegal dumping of toxic wastewater into the river by Atlantic Wire - which is now shutting its doors. Should we be alarmed to the possibility that Atlantic Wire as a last hurrah dumped so much water or that with the storm something has been stirred up from the river bottom? I'd greatly appreciate any insight on this matter and if someone should be contacted regarding this - whom should I refer to? Donna Lorello Branford

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Now audiophiles have driven them into the silly range especially on the websites. I scrounged 4 at really good prices $2 recently. But the audiophiles were on the hunt as I noticed. Bottom line a tube frontend is easy to build for this application. Even if we want to make it seem hard. Its simply not the front end.

On Dec 18, 2014, at 18:55 PM, Les Hall wrote: > Hi all, I was generating a set of gears using the involute_gears library for use in RL 3D printing as well as SL (Second Life) virtual world object creation and I found the process to be quite laborious.

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This time, with threads, and with > > flexible filament, it printed to completion (although the top of the rod > > was wobbling all over the place towards the end of the print). The > > threads are recognizable, but there are enough small anomalies that it > > is very difficult to screw into a nut.

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All, I agree that this forum is not the place for such personal attacks and petty squabbles. I will be sorely disappointed if this forum slides into the morass that the metal boats forum on crusingworld has become. I prefer this forum because until recently it has retained it's integrity as an informational exchange of ideas.