Hall wrote: > >> Yes, these radiant electric cook tops are amazing! You >> cannot compare them with the old coiled-element designs. >I cant find the >literature on it and since it has an oven the numbers probably would not bear on >the question on what power is consumed by an individual burner or all three.

> Sometime ago someone posted information on setting up a free Blog or > Website. > I saved it, but can't seem to find it now that I want to set one up for my > Great Loop Trip. Would that person please contact me direct. This old guy > needs all the help he can get.

Bob Another question: For me, a timely discussion, I am looking at replacing my bimini top this year, 8 year old Sunbrella, at end of life. I have been talking with my local canvas shop, and forwarding your comments on fabrics; particularly your use of Shelter-Rite. Your recent posting refers to tops made of Shelter-Rite; specifically lace-on tops.

Or is Boot Top just wrong to do a stripe on the house? Richard

I'd be happier having a coin's information displayed using the coin template (which for PAHMA would contain all of the fields that are commonly used for an object type, but which would not contain all of the fields that could *ever* be used for an object type), and if you're a curator or registrar who wants/needs to see absolutely everything about an object,

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