Dear IMLA University Cities Group, Recently, IMLA in partnership with NACTO released joint Guidelines for Managing Mobility Data. Given the increase in dockless scooters and other related mobility tech, I thought this group would be interested in these guiding principles.

I would prefer to leave it in the deployed state if possible but it would be difficult to reach all top areas, 12x14, with a brush or roller and over spray will be a problem. Is there anything that has been applied from the inside that worked? Any creative technique helpful. Thanks in advance for the insights. Jim Grace "Aglaia" 43' Tradewinds

When we went looking for a 34 - 38' trawler type vessel, we looked at all the vessels in this range and chose the GB because of quality workmanship, top notch fittings and equipment, good side decks to allow easy locking and docking and a great bow anchor handling system that was standard. It also handles very well as a single.

For the first time in the 150-year history of Benedict College it is listed #44 in the Top Performers on Social Mobility, #53 among the top half of ranked Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and #71 in the 2022 edition of Best Colleges in Regional Colleges South.

He had a half-dozen new mobile map/chart devices that he'd gotten from the Miami boat show. There was no comparison between any of those devices and the Centro screen. The Centro blew all the other devices away in clarity and brightness.

Dennis Varza Fairfield On Dec 6, 2008, at 12:24 PM, Nick Bonomo wrote: > Hi Patrick, all, > > I have an iPhone and absolutely love it...possibly the ultimate > birder's > phone.

From: "Young, Misty" > Date: To: Facultystaff >,AllStudents > Subject: LincolnU Mobile App Now Available on iTunes!

for the responses on a mobile WiFi device

Today, here in my Harwinton yard, @ 5:30 as the sun was setting, their was a very large movement of birds through the tops of the trees. This often happens, as birds seem to follow the suns travels up hills and Mts as it sets. I live at the top of a 900' hill, and this wave had lots of birds and moved quickly amongst the tree tops.

. > >Since a pound weighs 454 grams and a nickel coin weighs about 5 grams, and >there are 90 or so nickels in a pound, each nickel coin should have about 16 >cents worth of nickel metal in it at todays prices. Save your nickels. >Like gold >coins, silver coins and real copper pennies, they are worth more as metal >than >as currency.