In October 1998, a twenty-one-year-old student at the University of Wyoming was kidnapped, severely beaten and left to die, tied to a fence in the middle of the prairie outside Laramie, Wyoming. The Laramie Project is a breathtaking theatrical collage that explores the depths to which humanity can sink and the heights of compassion of which we are capable.

If this be true, they would have no need for fear, paranoia, worry, panic or the thought they might die, be injured or handicapped; All emotions we as humans unfortunately posses. Anyone want to comment on or ad to this thought? Thank you, Paul Carrier

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At 4:45 this afternoon wile a small grope of die hard's stood their ground in the strong south winds at the side of East port drive Alfred Adamo yelled out " hear it comes " , and sheer a off after waiting for 10 hours for it ( not 10 mints like some had hoped) along came the Brown Pelican !

Patience paid off - 5th trip to Moodie Pond around 5:30 today for a brief couple of minutes 2 GWFGeese paraded past a number of die-hard birders determined not to leave without a great view -the lighting was right and the birds were seen and then they joined the hundreds of geese leaving the pond and flew south.

. :-) Thanks, Cindy - you found me out Something else not mentioned in this thread: I have an old SABB (Norway) diesel that simply refuses to die. For cold weather starting it has a special plug which when unscrewed allows you to insert a "cigarette-plug" directly into the main cylinder.

I checked with a Detroit Diesel dealer the part is obsolete Anyone know of a place where these old engines go to die or someone that might stockpile piece parts? Thanks in advance. Tim _________________________________________________________ Bob & Jeannie Clinkenbeard To accomplish a great task you must act....and dream.

. > > Old sail boaters never die........they just lose the wind in their sails. > > tempus fugit > Patrick -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Russ and Donna Sherwin MV "Four Seasons" 2000 Nordhavn 46, Hull #70 Sunnyvale, Ca 94086 ----------------------------------------------------------------------

After all there have been millions of these and they didn't all turn up their toes and die because they weren't kept within 5 degrees! Personally, I use a 170 degree thermostat which generally keeps the temperature about 175.

Lovin' it cause the salt water biotics die or don't exist to attach, and of course we woodies say, "Blisters? What are they?" I once figured I could go 15 years taking ordinary care of my wood bottom for the price of a blister repair and/or proper barrier coat application. Rich Gano CALYPSO (GB-42-295) Southport, FL