Near where I hear Purple finches, but not really like them at all. I don't know Yellow-throated vireo well enough to be sure, but I really didn't think they sounded like that either. If it's not way too early for them, Red-eyed might be a possibility. Maybe Rose-breasted Grosbeak? Probably never know.

, angle2, dx1,dx2,dy1,dy2,r1,r2,top,dr) { // draw top and bottom cylinders // rotate the cylinder // hull the cylinders // trick: draw an extra thick and large cylinder when the top is reached and d=0.01; //echo("top", top,dr); hull() {

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At 10:20 AM 06/26/2002 -0400, Wesley Eldred wrote: >At the following website there is a rather remarkable picture of a >grounded yacht: > >http://www.moonraker.dk/danish/Seneste%20nyt/Sidste%20nyt.htm > >If we have someone on the list that can translate from the Danish, it >would be interesting to learn what led to this grounding and how badly >the craft was

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I printed all those last week.  Not recommended for actual use. For one thing, "slide" has only one grip point.  And they are -very- small.  On 12/26/20 4:48 PM, David wrote: > > I tried the "ground up" approach.  I sucked. > > > On 12/26/20 4:40 PM, fred via Discuss wrote: >> I did a quick Google for the parameters you've provided.

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