Morse cable controls are simple, low cost, reliable, and easy to maintain. Their weak point is in two-steering-station installations, where the friction of all the extra cables and controls may add up to become excessive. As you are planning a single-steering-station installation, Morse cables would be my first choice.

. > > Geez, nothing is ever easy, but trouble! John; I hope this isn't another witless suggestion after all the work and thought you've devoted to this solution. But, if whatever vent you end up with isn't effective enough and you're getting too much of the rotten gas drifting around, you could install a Groco Sweettank.

All Plastic. Dimensions 18" high x 11.5 " wide x 9.5" Deep. you put in standard size garbage bags that have draw ties on top when you remove the garbage back. Handle swings up and you push down the rectangle inside that compacts everything. Easy to keep clean. Sits in galley area.

and is still there somewhere but all the birds flew up and returned to shore and are tucked in and on top of the rocks.

Go out and get one of those one burner butane stove top portable units! I've got one and it's perfect for small uses in the morning. Kinda makes you feel like you're stealing, because it's cheap and easy to use. I take it up on the flybrige sometimes when it's appropriate to make popcorn with the kids, coffee, hot chocolate, etc.

Note that the weather may factor into all of our planned outdoor workouts, so stay tuned to Facebook for any changes... Tuesday, 5/26 (TODAY), 6:15pm-8pm, cycling followed by running: Meet at the Reynolds Dog Park for a prompt 6:15pm departure. We'll ride to the Pawling Rd. lot and complete bike intervals then return to the dog park...

Observations: Still nothing in the way of a flight...perhaps the birds have all already left!!

Bench tops were conductive rubber. Nobody had thought of > the wrist strap yet. > > In those days, rubber was made conductive with carbon black. It > was almost as effective as a pencil at marking things.

. > > --- On Thu, 28/1/10, Rex wrote: > > > From: Rex > Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Conducting Bench Top Material > To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement" nuts@febo.com> > Date: Thursday, 28 January, 2010, 5:50 > > > Steve Rooke wrote: >> Wasn't life so much easier with valves (tubes)... > Nostalgia

All are welcome. As the temperature rises, more people look forward to getting outdoors. We have several free guided walks coming up this spring at the Adriana Hess Wetland Park in University Place, and at Morse Wildlife Preserve in Graham. The schedules for each event are attached and also available on our website. Hope to see you outdoors soon!