Subject: Looking for source Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 10:32:04 -0700 From: CRogers@pierce.ctc.edu To: info@TacomaArtPlace.org Hey there, I have been searching for an artist, or vendor that would supply the Pierce College Library with a ‘cast glass’ coffee-table top (2’ x 3’ rectangle with 4 holes drilled in it).

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-----Original Message----- From: paul swed Sender: time-nuts-bounces@febo.com Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:15:27 To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement Reply-To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement Subject: Re: [time-nuts] GPS tick all over the place.

the connection would have to be a minimal 3-wire serial (RS-232 or TTL/UART)https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-232#3-wire_and_5-wire_RS-232 Ground is easy to find, and TxD and RxD is a coin-toss (50:50) if you hook-up right. greg, w9gb === I thought I could answer this question (Acron Zeit) easily, since I had the cable right at hand.

Five turkey vultures made the trek, fighting the headwinds all the way. Our moment of hope came with two gray ghost male harriers flying together in our direction. Usually, one day a season, we have a good gray ghost day when the males all seem to come at once. I suppose today was that day but the numbers were disappointing.

We > couldn't believe how easy it was to fuel up - right to the top without a > drop spilled. They are small and easy to install. ............ $48 in my West Marine catalog. I use what appears to be a very similar device on my solar hot water system ashore. It looks like it's all brass, and lets the air out without venting even a drop of water.

> > Brent: Only the ones that are easy to pick up. Ideally the small float has a long stick attached for easy pickup. On the other hand, when the wind is blowing, and you need it most, the stick may be horizontal and unreachable. Regards, Wesley weldred@adelphia.net

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Hi All, I think most of the time we encounter pump out fees of $5 or $10 at marinas. Along the Erie Canal last summer most city docks had coin operated do-it-yourself pump outs for $1-$2 or even free with a token from the local visitor center.

True, but there is always a probability that they all happen to be off one way. Quite a small probability, but not impossible. Sorry for the disturbing thought.