DISTINGUISHED WRITER SERIES June 10 , 2011 7:00 p.m. Kings Bookstore (218 St. Helens) DWS GUEST READER Sharon Cumberland SHARON CUMBERLAND is the Director of Creative Writing at Seattle University. Her chapbooks are The Arithmetic of Mourning (Green Rock Press), and Greatest Hits 1985-2000, (Pudding House Press).

11/10/07 - From Gina Nichol and Sunrise Birding Workshop: Madison, Hammonasset State Park (8:30-11 AM) Meig's Point area -- NORTHERN GANNET, 15 SNOW BUNTINGS, FIELD SPARROW Also, an American Bittern was also reported in the area.

>From Frank Mantlik 10/4 Stratford, Stratford Point - Overcast, NE wind @ 15-20, light rain - The following was seen migrating during a brief (5-5:30pm) Sound-watch: 2 Great Blue Herons, 13 Canada Geese, 5 White-winged Scoters, 1 Laughing Gull. Did not see the White-tailed Kite, but a female Am. Kestrel was hunting the grasslands.

George Geist and List, The 10 Commandments of Posting/Email are not original with me. I discovered them with no attribution on an unrelated newsgroup. The poster was not the author so I merely shared them with TWL since they are so "spot on" as Georgs K would say. No credit is deserved or accepted. Rick Austin in Austin

Rich, We have a 10-6" AB RIB. Its powered with a 15HP Yamaha and is a delight. Ours has a double floor but AB does make one without the inner "liner" which is considerably lighter. Regardless of what brand you select, pay the extra $$ for hypalon as opposed to PVC, which won't last in the sun. Regards, Randy Pickelmann MORNING STAR lying Solomon's, MD

10/6  Stratford, Long Beach Blvd, McKinney NWR - I noticed a large influx of Yellow-rumped (Myrtle) Warblers (40-plus/minus), usual sparrows (Song, Swamp, Savannah, White-throated), and the continuing numerous Eastern Phoebes.  Long Beach - 5 Nelson's Sparrows, 1 probable Salt Marsh Sparrow.

Today wasn't exactly the most bearable of hawkwatching days conditions-wise, but 10 Harriers (4 Males) made the howling wind and rain more tolerable. Once the clouds parted around 3:30 a decent amount of Sharp-Shins started working their way up the valley from the coast as well.

I have been the 13-foot whaler route, the West Marine 8-foot inflatable with floorboard and blow-up keel with 2.5 HP route, float-bottomed 10-foot inflatable with 5 HP route, and currently have a Bombard 10-foot inflatable with floorboard and blow-up keel (which will not keep its bottom attached to the tubes).

. > > I have the whole working PRR-10 system including 2 Rbs and AFAIK > that PCB just contains redundant power and provisions for passing a > couple of status bits from the RB (lock I think)... if you have a PRR-10 > system it would be useful, but I'm not sure it is otherwise. > > Possible there is a -48 volt input DC to DC converter... if it > would be useful

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