The link below is to the website where you can register. Please feel free to ask me any questions that come to mind. We hope to see you in Philadelphia in October. Nancy -- Nancy S.

She was visiting that region while producing her "Healing Planet" pilot, which is about shamanism all over the world (http://www.healingplanet.tv/) My boat name is "Refugio", a Latin word with a fairly clear meaning.

You can take the lines off the boat and launder them in a washing machine (use a coin-operated launderette rather than your own machine). If it's not convenient to do that, clean them in situ with Uncle Bob's all-purpose mould and algae cure: Liquid swimming pool chlorine.

"jitter" and "wander" is just like "flutter" and "wow" terms coined a little from how they where perceived for different effects, but they all relate to phase variations. I would either avoid them, or use them with care after defining them according to what best fits your needs. "In this thesis jitter is defined as... while wander is defined as...".

The other side of the coin is that if you learn something new about oscillators and their behavior and the supporting electronics circuitry then $500 is a cheap educational seminar .

Social Media Simplified (for Artists) with Tracey Warren On Tuesday, March 26, the Peninsula Art League will host Social Media Simplified (for Artists) with Tracey Warren at Cottesmore Care, 2909 14th Avenue NW, Gig Harbor, from 7:00-9:00 pm.

It was an excellent day on Amherst last Sunday with 7 Snowy Owls, 8 Short-eared, 26 Long-eared, and 3 Saw-whets. Two Great Horned Owls were seen at Lemoine Pt. on Wednesday. Seven Wild Turkeys were near Glenburnie yesterday and a Ring-necked Pheasant visited a feeder near Hwy 38 and the Yarker Rd. on Tuesday.

Ontbirds subscribers, The August 2008 issue of Ontario Birds (Volume 26, Number 2), the journal of the Ontario Field Ornithologists, was mailed out to members last Friday. Here are the contents of this 64 page issue: COVER:Painting of a female Black Scoter with a brood of five young by Barry Kent MacKay.

From Mike Resch: 08/26/11 - East Hartford, Cabela's pond -- Baird's Sandpiper at 3 PM. Also 1 Solitary Sandpiper.

Beautiful evening at Bluff Point State Park in Groton. 26 species noted, highlights included 2 Horned Grebes, 5 FOY Tree Swallows, 1 Hermit Thrush, and heard 2 Eastern Towhees singing! Trails are wide at Bluff Point and social distancing is easy to maintain if going at the right time of day. EBird list linked below. Happy birding!