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? Someone locally told me to use Thompson's Water Sealer on it to waterproof it but I can't believe this is really a good idea.

"Tom Manning" writes: >I remember a company that had a design your own panel on the internet, >I thought it was Paneltronics, but their website does not show that. That would be Front Panel Express (http://www.frontpanelexpress.com/) No connection except as a satisfied customer.

Visit the COA website at: ctbirding.org/birdbot.htm   the map is last in the list of links near the top of the page. Steve   Steve Morytko Ashford, CT smorytko@yahoo.com

> > I would like to use AMR or G729 codecs on Windows Mobile with PJSIP in > order to communicate with Nokia S60 SIP stack with other than > PCMU/PCMA codecs. Is there any free/open source solution?

Can I coin the phrase; A man that has one DC Voltage standard knows how accurate his meter is, whereas a man with two standards is not quite sure!

. > > I mean, sure, they'll all tell you that their trawler can > circumnavigate (heck... rowboats have crossed oceans). > > My recommendation is to try to spend as little time as possible with > salesmen and as much time as possible with other owners. Most > importantly, seek out owners of boats that AREN'T on the top of your > current list.

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,

With > the die cast, you can mount everything on the “top cover” and have a solid ground. Like the > end plate on the extrusion, it’s connection to the rest of the box is questionable. You can > instead mount on the sloping sides and put up with it (which is my preference). > > If you want to go insane, most of the die >

The noise phasor sits on top of the carrier. > > This give amplitude noise, that can be limited away, and well... > > phase noise.

> >Hello all! I'm in a desperate need for help. At our school we had given up hope of getting a mobile language lab, but fortunately we got news (on Monday) that we could get one if we get bids from companies before April 30th... so now the determining factor is time.