No GEorge, we have not all gone cruising.  We are busy doing the things that need to be done in the summer and have no serious problems and no time to read or discuss things that don't matter.  We save those for the winter.   Gary Hagstrom Iron River, Wisconsin

Whether or not > it's easy depends on what kind of compilation infrastructure they're > using. 

That is why I asked that detailed discussions of building a website or blog be continued off-list. -- Mike Tellup Great Loop Administrator FloridaKeyz@aol.com wrote: > I think a discussion about web sites for cruising logs is defiantly on > subject. > > God, one day we will totally run out of things because they have all > been discussed. > > I do appreciate

Collingwood Harbour is in downtown Collingwood at the intersection of Hurontario Street and Hwy 26. Barry Griffiths "Barry Griffiths" Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.

Hello OntBirders, At 11:30 AM today (January 26) my wife and I saw the Townsend's Solitaire that was first reported about 3 weeks ago on Langstaff Road. The bird was sitting on a tall snag on the far side of a small ravine in front of the home with green number 8666.

Good luck, Jerry Midnight Watch Tollycraft 26

We are 90% of the way to > multi-channel operation, we probably need a new top level wrapper for it." > > > What's the current status? > Implemented, many moons ago. Believed to be working. -Josh

The signals I'm seeing at the moment are: 24 30 26 18 32 27 21 18 and 19 in the "signal quality" indicator of Visual GPS. This with the puck on the top storey of a two storey building, but indoors. Other GPS pucks work fine in the same location.

On 6/26/25 12:58, Leonard Martin Struttmann via Discuss wrote: > *That worked, thank you. Is this a required rule?* > > > In this case, yes. The OpenSCAD docs say "use <*filename*> is allowed only > at the top level of a file." So is "include" an alias for "use"? 

The Post Office took over, and within a few weeks we finally got all our mail. Best wishes to all for the Holiday Season. And, particularly Mike Tellup (and his family) for moderating this forum.