They had planned a 1 day visit to go birding at Point Pelee and were now on their 4th day in the area! Malcom McLaren from Chatham came by in the afternoon hoping to photograph some hawks, but things had slowed down by then. Weather: A hot, humid day with temperatures ranging from 24 - 29C.

10/17 Hartford, Cedar Hill Cemetery - Lots of PINE SISKIN flying over as well as PURPLE FINCH. Probably a good night throughout the state for HERMIT THRUSH, 5+ birds. Also, flyover loon that looked like RED-THROATED..... quick wingbeats and narrow wings. Paul Cianfaglione and Carl Ekroth

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From the other > posts I can see that the Intel(R) G45/G43 Express Chipset does not have the > support for windows 10, and will not in the future :-( Hmm... good to know. We have a bunch of Core2 Duo Dells at our hackerspace with Intel G45/G43 chips. They are old enough to be donated frequently.

>From Greg Hanisek   10/1 New Haven, Lighthouse Point hawk watch - 305 diurnal raptors, a surprisingly good count on strong W to SW winds. Wind conditions kept birds mercifully low.

> > Ken Tucknott > Trista Gray > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "David H Sorenson" > To: ; > Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 10:38 AM > Subject: Re: GL: broad band radar > > > > Broad band radar is great for close in work, but not so great for > long > > distance.

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Good Morning List Members - Just a reminder that we will have a call for the Police Alternatives group next Tuesday, 10/17, at 2PM Eastern.

And there is little doubt that the Telcos used PRR-10s with cesiums as 10 MHz input on occasion or other standards which provided no EFC ability to complete the loop.