> Once technology removes natural predators (or stops world wars with > the atomic bomb), population heads for the sky until the big die-off. > > If other people don't have a problem with having four kids, I have > no problem with using vacuum tubes and Edison bulbs. > > All in my humble opinion, of course.

Several of the attorneys mentioned to me that they were not familiar with OAMA’s website. For that reason, I thought that it might be helpful to provide the link. The website has AWESOME resources, including contact information, Tips of the Month, and a number of videos on topics important to the practice of municipal law.

Cool new website. www.NorthAmericanBoaters.com

List, There is always going to be some top posting however it has been six or seven pages long multiple times lately. I save all these on MS word for reference later.  How about shortening these at least a little bit please? Regards, Perrier

But it is definitely top ten material! It is the consumante example of what I believe most people who love "trawlers" tend to have in mind. Strong, can go anywhere at all.

Their website shows many custom jobs they have done. The basic website is: http://potomaccanvas.com/ Just click on marine or motorcycle to see their stuff. If you are in that area, it might be worth a check out.

You might check the Interlux website about this or contact their local rep or the customer service folks on the website. ______________________________ C. Marin Faure GB36-403 "La Perouse" Bellingham, Washington

I am looking to install a Princess 3 burner electric stove/oven combination(I will entertain any comments about this choice), but the real question I have is how to cut the corian counter top without destroying/chipping it. I need to enlarge the hole in the counter top to accept the larger burner/stove.

Does anyone know what happened to the International Association of Grand Banks Owner website...or GBwoodies.com? I get error message that website is not available. Hope it didn't disappear. Lots of good info. Oliver 1971 GB 42 Classic "Woodie"

Today I'm celebrating the Alliance's new website, the Facebook page and Pulse blog! Follow this link http://hbculibraries.org/ to access the new site. It is fresh, sleek and easy to navigate. You can access Facebook and Pulse from the website. Check them out and share with me any suggestions or concerns you may have. I look forward to hearing from you!