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lankton like krill, etc. BUT....researchers say it "could" be the result of a successful breeding season, leading to too many young birds competing for food. Unusually violent storms might be pushing the birds into areas they're not used to or preventing them from foraging. I am sure there are many reasons that birds suffer this awful fate, but we can't always jump on the global warming train. Nothing has been proved yet, just speculated. Keith Muieller Quoting Paul Desjardins via CTBirds : > Approximately 50,000 to 100,000 seabirds have died off the west > coast. The cause appears to be related to warming ocean temperatures > and consequently the birds appear to be starving. And this could > just be the beginning. > > Paul Desjardins > Windsor Locks > _______________________________________________ > This list is provided by the Connecticut Ornithological Association > (COA) for the discussion of birds and birding in Connecticut. > For subscription information visit > http://lists.ctbirding.org/mailman/listinfo/ctbirds_lists.ctbirding.org > >

>> >> I just want to ask you about the following 3 topics : >> >> >> 1.: I've seen that you have already started to work on iOS7 support. When >> will it be Production Ready?

The only outstanding issue with the website is the data collection. The library I used for the U-blox UBX protocol frankly sucks, and was a major source of issues. As such, messages are occasionally dropped and lost. I would highly recommend picking receivers that have well tested and supported libraries so you do not run into this issue.

Here is a link to the bill and the persons supporting it.  

Hi, On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Qh guo wrote: > Hi, > > PjSIP 1.3 said it supported large message transfer switching TCP > automatically. > > So my question is: How large can it transfer using send_request_msg() in a > call? Not sure if I got the question right.

American Bird Conservancy (ABC), which has led the campaign to make towers safer for birds, is supporting the use of lighting technologies that reduce attraction of the birds to the towers. *Please editorialize in support of the FCC's proposed rulemaking to put an end to a problem that is causing avoidable harm to millions of birds each year.

> > This topic was bound to hit time-nuts - great to see Rpi finally going for > a MAC/PHY with hardware timestamp support and hopefully future full-sized > models will follow suit.

But at 5,000 hours, even die-hard diesel guys >would choke. > >I hope Paul pops up with some comments on this thread.

To let people die when they could've been helped is just something most people couldn't do, and I suspect that would include you. Frank