On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 7:26 PM, Graham wrote: > I too have ntp running on the BeagleBone Black, also without GPS > interfaced. > > However, I stumbled across this website; > > http://the8thlayerof.net/2013/12/08/adafruit-ultimate-gps- > cape-creating-custom-beaglebone-black-device-tree-overlay-file/ > > with details on interfacing GPS but

www.barefootcollective.org/classes_teachers.html> * are both seeking performers. Rehearsal times will be negotiated once the pieces are cast, so please bring schedule/vacation information with you. Also please wear comfortable clothing and bring a training/performance resume. When: Sunday January 10th 3:30-5pm Registration and self guided warm-up: 3:30-4pm, Phrase work 4-5pm Where: *Merlino Arts Center *, inside Studio B at Tacoma City Ballet: 508 6th Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402 Contact *amanda@barefootcollective.org* or 253.232.6001 with questions *the BareFoot Collective * is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for dance and related arts in our community. We serve the greater Tacoma area by providing opportunities to take classes, participate in performances produced by professional artists, and exhibit creative work. The Collective develops and maintains a supportive networking environment for the creative community through service projects, grant writing, and ongoing fundraising activities. We seek to provide working studio space for movement and related artists to teach, create, rehearse, and present work. Distributed by Katie -- Co-Director The BareFoot Collective 508 6th Avenue Tacoma, WA 98402

Don't have them on my boat now as I haven't gotten around to it yet, but as the current batteries die, will replace them with AGMs. I swear by them. Ron & Molly Bodeen, 1986 42' Heritage East, MTOA #2950, AGLCA #3464, San Diego, CA

The wood will die at each of the "noble" > fittings, i.e. at each spot where you want the wood to be extra strong... > Where the wooden structure holds the struts, the stuffing box, the > rudder bearings, etc. the wood will turn to mush!

If your teak deck is about to die, go a head and use Cetol. do not be shy about applying extra coats. We have boats going on five years without stripping. Brian Hall CHB 45 "Any Sea" Old Bay Marina Baltimore > everything up and cleaned all with Te-Ka Teak Cleaner. This is powerful > stuff and you have to be careful with nearby paint etc.

Let us all know what fixes things. Norm

Hi All, Just got my Maptech Chart CD update and along with it came their new chart viewing application. It has a number of handy features: tides (high, low, height), current (present flood/ebb, max flood, max ebb with direction and magnitude), and numerous printing options.

I have watched a big very expensive yacht moored near me (a brand we all know well and would die for) maneuver out of his slip over a dozen times. Even with thrusters he has to do a 6 or 8 point turn to get out of a slip with lots of backing room in a light wind.

Maybe, them's that live by the battery, will die by the battery? Capt. Mike Maurice Wilsonville, Near Portland Oregon

Die sudden death next to work dinks or docks with barnicals . Can not be dragged up onto most beaches as all the necrssary outboard junk makes them too heavy. Most are very wet in any outboard operation over a couple of K. If use as life boat , you just sit waiting to be hopefully found. My preference is for an old & very $$ rare Grumman Sailing dink.