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News and World Report marks the fifth consecutive year that the publication has ranked Lincoln among the top 30 institutions. For the second consecutive year, Lincoln ranked among the top public schools, best regional universities in the north, and top-performing schools on social mobility. This is only the second year that the U.S.

. > > We have used custom clamps on the top of the receivers when cost wasn't an > issue, or just pins through both when it was. > > Having done many cost analysis, the hard top will cost three to four times > as much as a welded frame with coated vinyl top laced on.

Re-reading the article (Dec.'99) it appears the CQR got top honours in mud and Spade and Bullwagga shared second place. Sorry, must have something to do with frozen braincells. BTW I actually called up the Practical-sailor.com website and found that back articles contain little more info than the headlines and no pictures.

I'm sure Keith didn't mean his comment to be offensive but we should all watch our words and the manner in which they are presented. I've enjoyed your photos and they have given me greater motivation to begin planning my own adventure!

In the past few years, I've had a few articles published that focus on social movement mobilization and digital media (in particular social networking websites) which might be of interest.

Mark Richter, "Winnie the Pooh", Ortona, FL on the Okeechbee Waterway Mark's Mobile Marine General boat repairs at my dock or yours Specializing in electrical system design, installation and repair Subject: T&T: hard tops > I'm going to need new canvas in a few years and was wondering about a hard > top bimini. My thoughts are fiberglass or starboard.

Go to Corps of Engineers Mobile District for Tenn-Tom. Hard copy only.

Morning All, Arrived Mobile on Friday. Fuel at Dog River Marina was $3.20, now $3.28. Across the channel at Grand Mariner it was $3.42. As Sterling said, "Free night of dockage with a fill-up". I could only take on 90 gallons but one night was still free.

And of course that completely begs the question about the majority of TV viewers who get their signal from cable or satellite sources with all sorts of timing issues of their own and no particularly tight timing relationship to the original broadcast signal. -- Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@dieconsulting.com DIE Consulting, Weston, Mass 02493 "An empty zombie