Terrypin wrote > Starting with Top, I chose these, all accompanied by Ctrl+Shift with my > left > hand: > > 8 = Top, 2 = Bottom, 4 = Left, 6 = Right, 1 = Front, 9 = Back I gather it works well for you. The reason I suggested my way was that 9 and 3 are also (Pg)up and (Pg)down. That is, if I had a numpad. -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

It's interesting, though, that most top-posting MUAs insist on putting a new .sig all the way at the bottom. What's the logic behind that? >it was a real pain to have to download several pages of quoted >message only to see "me to" at the bottom. People who don't trim are even worse than top-posters.

In my opinion the IBM top > of the line ThinkPad laptop is the best laptop out there. Its > video screen > is startling better than most all of the other competitors. But it is > expensive as in you get what you pay for folks. A friend of mine just > bought a high end IBM and he shopped every website and mail-order > source for > weeks.

I decided the way to mount the LPRO if I had to go vertical was with the physics package closest to the top, to minimize the components that got baked. (I welcome recalibration of this opinion from more knowledgeable sources!)

Websites of key adult education organizations Beth should review in the next day or two, that offer important ideas or research about adult education and family literacy (Note: she already has links to all of our member and associate organizations) 2.

I’m also interested to build fancy websites for GSoD projects based on a similar framework as what I am using for my current 3D vision research (https://wangyida.github.io/).

We look forward to hosting and seeing you all. Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/94404118669 Meeting ID: 944 0411 8669 One tap mobile +13017158592,,94404118669# US (Washington DC) +19292056099,,94404118669# US (New York) Hopefully you were able to see that we are hosting a virtual Canadian Program, June 3-4.

I have given away all the gmail accounts I currently have. To those who rec. the accounts enjoy them, when you rec. your invites check with Don for permission to give them out on the list. -- Jim

Try visiting club websites for dates and contacts. A list of nature club with websites can be found at the Ontario Nature website, click on the map at http://www.ontarionature.org/network/groups.html to find a group near you. -- Mark Cranford ONTBIRDS Coordinator Mississauga, Ont. mark.cranford@ofo.ca 905 279 9576

I don't wish to belabor the issue posted, but I wanted to say again this list has served me very well in making some new friends and hearing about birding 'hot spots', issues nesting birds face, and all the different species being seen in and around CT. I definitely am a birder no matter where I go.