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And even if it does not die, it is fading and >that is causing increased problems especially as one gets nearer the poles. I was watching a program on NOVA on PBS a couple of weeks ago, and it was talking about this very thing.

But when I hit Home button, when session timer expires my app will send out UPDATE message to keep my session alive so my sip session won't die. But how come! When app is in background iOS won't run it anymore; how come it can continually send out UPDATE message ? And why that only happens in the case I hit Home button. Thanks! Qiulang

.] > On Die, 2012-10-23 at 11:05 +0200, Andreas Wehrmann wrote: > > On 10/23/2012 10:59 AM, Bernd Petrovitsch wrote: [..] > What is actually the way to go with a media transport adapter if there > is a change in the media streams which must be announced via a new SDP? > Should the MTA call pjsua_call_reinvite() or pjsua_call_update()?

I was told by a big TV watcher that he saw - it may have affected the numbers of north bound birds this spring with a possible big die off. has anyone heard of this?

In Europe alone, 250,000 birds per day die from these collisions. Solutions to date have been only partially helpful: attaching silhouettes of raptors to the windows, hanging netting from the eaves, even putting sticky notes over the windows. Not only do these solutions not work well, but they obstruct the inhabitants' vision.

This is January and is often the time these hummer stragglers finally give in to the freezing temps so it was expected it would die soon.  As with the disappearance of the Calliope, which I did see, these little buggers are tough but just can't handle the cold temps of the northeast. 

If they still die, then it must be a transmitted disease. If not, the niger may be contaminated. more later, Chris Michener Golden Lake Region 26 Coordinator Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas http://www.birdsontario.org/atlas/atlasmain.html Pembroke Area Field Naturalists: http://www.renc.igs.net/~cmichener/pafn.index.html cmichener@renc.igs.net (Chris)

For really heavy grinding I find an air driven die grinder much better. They are in expensive (about $19) run cool and have lots of power. Mine air grinder has colletts for 1/8 and 1/4 bits. Also the air grinder speed is controlable. Only problem is you need a decent compressor and tank.

I did install a racor vacuum gauge as I report here on the list and it barely rose of the peg...but still the engine would die from air in the injector.