On March 26 in Fremont Ca there is a Yocto Project Developer, which is basically a one day intro to the Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded. We use OpenEmbedded to build the SD card for the E310. So if you have some time and are in the area, you can get a bit more insight into how to customize your E310 for your specifc requirements.

Since then Great Egrets have been seen in wetlands all around Kingston including the Lennox Generating Station, Simcoe and Amherst Islands and Glenburnie.

The sea chest is 13" D X 26" L X 24" H. The bottom of the chest is the boats hull. There are 66 holes 7/16" in diameter, in 6 rows each with 11 holes, drilled through the hull. All sea cocks , except the air conditioning sea cock, come out of the top cover of the sea chest.

But a rotate_extrude of a triangle with one side on the Y axis produces a cone, and if you put the top point of the triangle at [0,0] then you'll get the same effect I wanted - scaling it up leaves the top part all the same.

One plate is bolted or welded to the base of the upper part of the mast, the other to the top of the lower part. The hinging itself seemed to be the easy part. More tricky was figuring out how to deal with the cables running up through the mast to a radar antenna, lights, etc. and the mast support stays.

PURPLE FINCHES and PINE SISKINS were still present on May 25 and 26, respectively. To reach Presqu'ile Provincial Park, follow the signs from Brighton. Locations within the Park are shown on a map at the back of a tabloid that is available at the Park gate.

The > website lists the limitations on the IRIG output.

Middlesex Community College, Middletown CT All birders and bird enthusiasts are welcome! You need not be a COA member. See details at http://www.ctbirding.org/news.htm. The COA meeting is a great opportunity to visit with fellow birders, hear informative and inspirational speakers, shop from vendors, and participate in the COA raffle.

Mel > New website finally up. > > Google search: "Pairadoxproperties.com".

Steinmetz < charles_steinmetz@lavabit.com> wrote: > Bruce wrote: > > Although over the years the non-conductive top has been an asset in >> avoiding short circuits, etc., I am concerned about static discharges >> when >> handling modern semiconductors.