>> >> > On Mon, Jun 22, 2026 at 9:13 AM Bob Roos via Discuss < >> > discuss@lists.openscad.org> wrote: >> >> >> Hello Discuss, >> >> >> >> but not in the right direction >> >> >> >> I want to have all edges rounded, but rounding=-1 is not the solution at >> >> all. >> >> >> >> Thank you for the help.

After what was I felt a fairly poor showing all in all I found by far and away the best bird of the day on my way back home with a brief stop at Allen's Meadows. Over in the back of the almost dried out pond behind the Dept. of Public Works fenced off area was a Yellow-breasted Chat. I actually managed to see the bird three or four times?

I can't help but think that the crow die-off a few years ago (from West Nile) may have triggered the population "explosion" of vultures and ravens in the state. The timing seems about right. Nature does abhor a vacuum, after all!

By the way, outside cats do NOT necessarily die young - all but 1 of mine (who disappeared) have lived to 15 or older, and a neighbor had 2 who made it to 18. If you have a cat hanging around who seems friendly you might try putting a collar on it and see what happens.

Dave Elder's bird finding guide to the region is excellent, and covers all the area's I visited. Good Birding, Ken Burrell Waterloo, Ont

My computer could completely die and it wouldn't effect the normal function of the alarm system at all. That's not to say that alarms can't be based on computers. Under the covers, there is a computer there some place. They are solid state embedded devices that are meant to run forever without intervention.