What easy to use, idiot proof, software are folks using. A friend does this in Excel, but I've found this cumbersome. Preferably free or cheap. Thanks, Ted G DeFever 44, Amici

Ursa Major website is _www.myursamajor.com_ (http://www.myursamajor.com) and she has been featured in many Passagemaker, Power and Motoryacht, Sea Magazine articles.

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?

I also have many resources I use for my classes in my website www.educationresources21.com Take a look at the Spanish section, I have many ideas, links, culture and videos for all ages. It is also linked to my Pinterest Page with many good resources.

With the die cast, you can mount everything on the “top cover” and have a solid ground. Like the end plate on the extrusion, it’s connection to the rest of the box is questionable. You can instead mount on the sloping sides and put up with it (which is my preference).

HOWEVER ALL MY FRIENDS SAY THEY HAVE TOP EXITING FUEL LINES. I DO NOT KNOW HOW YOU CAN GRAVITY FEED FULEL FROM THE KEEL TANKS. MARTY

Hello all, Today I ran across this website. www.captainwiki.com . It appears to be an opensource site (similar to wikipedia) strictly for cruisers. Whoever set it up has done tremendous work to get it off to a good start and I really hope it catches on. I added some info already but am passing on to everybody here and a few other lists I belong to.

:) -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/100-Bounty-for-easy-feature-tp10618p10633.html Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

via Discuss wrote: > The shape of the coin profile is wrong. > The circular cutout intersects the rim at the top, but it should > intersect further in, where the two circles have matching angles on > the rims. The transition should not be detectable. it's a function of the $fn.

But as one of them described it, no one wants to be "publicly undressed" for ignorance, and it's not easy to know when you meet whatever the TWL standard is. Folks, there is no standard. And that brings me to your comment about the accuracy - or not - of information on TWL which I'll cover in a separate post. Cheers, Garrett