Subject: TWL: Top 10 > Top 10 things you hardly ever read on the Trawler List You left out the interminable palaver on varnishing and batteries. Ralph Salerno M/V ANCORA

The thread is fully > >cylindrical,  all the plumbers tubes do use > conical threads which are not > >compatible. 

How about a GL Mobile Bay Challenge - if you're in that area, been through it, or just know about it, how about putting in some info and reviews? Mobile is an important gateway to the Tenn-Tom and a lot of East Coasters like me want to go through it some day!

Thanks to the intensive help I got in this mailing list I finally got my copy of pjsua_wince up and running on a mobile device (WM5). The problem I am experiencing is as follows: Whatever I speak in the mobile device is heard by the other side (a soft-phone on the desktop).

All suggestion are welcomed. Thanks. Ron Jones M/V Bilbo Baggins DeFever 49 PH

M2MC@aol.com wrote: > > With spring around the corner it will soon be time for us to clean and > waterproof the sunbrella top on the boat we've recently purchased. The top > is tan and has some mildew. Any advice on how to clean it and waterproof it?

I meant the Mobile River, not the Alabama. Geesh! Bill

The Chronicle of Higher Education July 1, 2013 Faster Outreach to Students, Through a Mobile App By Sarah Grossman The creators of a new mobile application are aiming to improve colleges' engagement with students, using pop-up messages to survey students and aggregate data in real time.

The app is location-aware, and owners of devices that do not support GPS or other location-detection technology can still manually navigate through the historical website tour. "With the app, [African-American history is] not just relegated to February; it's available all year.

Just before we left the GIWW and entered Mobile Bay, the were several tugs and barges with oil spill equipment moored alongside the waterway. Mobile Bay cannot be defended from a spreading spill, but there is no oil in it now. We saw a number of large skiffs with what were obviously oil spill workers in them cruising around.