For us, if we have a comfortable bunk, good stove, nice heater, > easy to use and maintain head, good lights, nice seats for reading, room > in the cockpit to enjoy a sundowner, and a weather-secure cabin -- well, > that's what we 'need' for our creature comforts.

Stephanie Seymour has posted photos of today's East Shore Park Tennessee Warbler to her website. _http://www.purplechickadee.com/moredaytrippin%27_ (http://www.purplechickadee.com/moredaytrippin') Don't know about Connecticut records, but over here in NJ this would be considered a late bird. Good birding to all, John W.

So no fuss no spilled fuel no filling filters quick and easy.

Hello Konstantin: A quick and easy way to get a Linux system up-and-running would be to use the Live SDR Environment. Download the ISO image, write it to a USB 3.0 flash drive, boot from it, and then try SSH'ing into the E310.

I found the MTI website, current catalog, model line etc, but of course no mention of this specific version, or anything close, numerically. I can't make any sense of the sub-model numbers, so assume this was a custom version for somebody, or long obsolete.

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Hi, First take a look at the leapsecond.com website. Click on various lab reports and then rb-cells. You will see pictures of rubidium cells from various instruments. Take a look at the 5065A cell. You will see a long narrow neck coming out of the top.

. > > When fitted properly, and they're very easily fitted, these shouldn't leak > at all. We use them here in the US, for small water fittings... such as refrigerator ice makers, and toilet tank fills. They work just fine.

A lot of overlap between members, > and both are active, and both are also high SNR. > > Sometimes, too, there are personality clashes or people get cranked up > about some issue, but those inevitably die down (or the gentle hand of > moderation puts out the flames) because, under it all, the people on the > list are there because the care about the subject,

Quebec Compiler: Gregory Zbitnew at sightings@ofnc.ca April 26, 2018 2 significant rarities, a SNOWY EGRET and a RUFF, were seen at the same marsh near Antrim on the 25th, and both were seen again on the morning of the 26th. The RUFF was relocated this afternoon near John Shaw Road and Grants Side Road.