All of the Flycatchers were calling so it was easy to identify them for once. It was nice to hear the Pewees. The surprise for the day was 2 Northern Mockingbirds. As far as I know they do not breed on The Islands and with that in mind they are late migrants, at least my latest down there.

I do all my boards with ENIG gold... if for no other reason than the gold color makes it very easy to determine when your solder paste properly covers the pads. >> >> And, as Charles mentioned, the quality and thickness of the gold can vary depending upon the board house. I have used gojgo.com for a lot of boards.

Agree on all counts. On Jul 26, 2016 9:40 PM, "elizabeth long" wrote: > I don't know of any near Grand Rapids, but Inver Grove Heights Animal > clinic near St. Paul is top notch and I've met people who bring their pets > for surgery from hundreds of miles away. It would be worth it to drive > there for a consult.

All bird sightings reported to me are included in the Kingston Field Naturalists’s long term records database which has over 60 years of observations on file and is an invaluable conservation resource.

I think he is the one that discovered the "top cover effect". If you removed the top sheet metal cover from the instrument, the offset would shift by a part in 10 to the 12th or so. If you put the cover on, and changed how tight the screws were tightened, it would shift differently. I recall he wanted us to fix this.

Jackson State University News January 28, 2013 JSU professor named among top 'African-centered Scholars of the Decade' Jackson State University professor Bennett Odunsi has recently become one of 10 recipients of the 2012 Topp's African-centered Scholars of the Decade Award.

All steel boats are painted. Some(most) alu boats are painted. In general, all boats are painted, including fiberglass and wood. Over last 20 years, average re-coat intervals are about 10 years, at very low cost due to ease of prep for steel hull. Its an easy process, that does not need anything special- Primer, filler (opt) barrier coat, top coat.

So you see here people > proposing just going top of the line all across but an engineer earns his > money > by comping up with cost effective solutions that meet all the stated > requirements. > > This is my interest in mechanics too. Can a $200 3D printed plastic robot > arm > with poor absolute repeatability place an M6 screw into an M6 nut?

A stair step solution I've used is at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2461392/comments  but there was an error (typo iirc) in the code, which was easy to correct. No idea if it will work on the sort of shapes in the svg, and it is slow.

I have seen some RTC’s that won’t last a month on a coin cell.