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.

Theoretically this should work but you all know how these things go south in reality :D So thanks again to all! Best regards, Hisham -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

Theoretically this should work but you all know how these things go south in reality :D So thanks again to all!

I'll be joined by Greg Feingold on bass and Mark Ivester on drums. 6pm to 8pm, all ages welcome, $20. Tickets can be purchased at Farm 12's website or at the venue. Tuesday January 11th The Kareem Kandi World Orchestra will be hosting our weekly jazz jam session at Joeseppi's in Tacoma WA.

Top Row Left to Right: Deshanna Brown, Alexandria Henderson, and Kenya Adams. Bottom Row: Benjamin Cournoyer. Photo by Galen Wicks. "The principals bring their prime cuts to this show. Cournoyer is quirky and klutzy, but lovable like a wet puppy.

All of these are things that you could do with an image manipulation tool.  On the other hand, few image manipulation tools let you have scripts that will do the same operations, over and over again, and these are all "easy" transformations as you're processing the data. 

On the other hand, few image manipulation tools let you have > scripts that will do the same operations, over and over again, and > these are all "easy" transformations as you're processing the data.

While certainly possible and mathematically easy, this also adds a lot of code (note that the panels in the spec are *not* centered on each other!) when all that is wanted is „position rectangle B shifted by (x, y) relative to rectangle A“. > An important question to ask is whether BOSL2 has made the right > design choices.

Finally, the traditional trawler mast and boom setup lets you fly the ensign from the top of the boom (gaff), which looks nice and gets the flag and flagstaff out of the way of things like lowering and raising a swim-step mounted dinghy.

It makes any maintenance easy, if you get any snow it is > easy to clear at that height, there is much less windage if your subject to > strong winds and, if you don't use your washing line, the size of the poles > make them quite rigid so you don't suffer a lot of noise that you would high > up on a thin pole. > Just a thought. > > Steve > > On 3 September 2010