We all get along fine. All of us are enjoying the same "life style" if you like. Some more luxurious than me, but we all enjoy the same things. Motorcycles, now that is a different matter. I like Harleys, but I dont own one.

Same problem, not all numbers are rational either. Jean-Paul N1JPL > On Dec 20, 2016, at 10:50 AM, Tim V.

This means that if > my 2D simulation has the Z-axis as the out-of-plane axis, then I need to > have the X-axis direction on all surfaces. My geometry is simple I create a > union of a couple of cubes. How can I then remove the X-Y plane surfaces of > the union.

Happens mostly in mobile gear. You can do it with random vibe, but much easier to do with a sine at the right frequency. 6) Contamination. Put a fine layer of crud on the surface of a crystal and you can stop it dead.

Standard on all the older PTs are: all counter tops are marble and 2 doors in the galley cabinets have leaded stained glass panels, SS sinks, and the walls and ceilings inside are Formica with a lot of teak trim. My guess is that the PT you are interested in is similarly equipped. I hope this helps.

Kevin, Here is the Canadian Customs site where you will find answers to any question you might have. http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/noncan-eng.html Bottom line is you may take a limited amount of alcohol into Canada (all details on their website) and yes, you can take your dog.

This updated list is available at the website: http://tinyurl.com/onwinter After the end of the 2nd week we are at 176 species, or 90% of the way towards the 2007/08 total. Please have a look at the list on the website and let me know if you have had a sighting of a species not yet listed for this year.

People interested in the current status of a stake-out bird can query the bird on the eBird website at http://ebird.org/ebird/canada/map/ You don't have to be registered or using ebird to look at information on their website.

I use the lists.samurai.com website as my primary means of viewing the list. I never read the digest before deleting it, and the only reason I recieve the digest at all is so that I can contribute to the list.

The top of the point is off-limits year-round. Please stay below the high tide line and do not go on top of spit to view the owl. USFWS would like everyone to stay on the marsh side and off the Sound side, even below the high tide line.