Hyperlink's website says these units are for export, military etc only. Raises a question of me as to the legality of these units. Any thoughts? **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape. http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

The document is easy to find using google. It is named MSC1983.pdf I will upload it as well, but I was not sure if Didier wants to track conference docs.

Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT > On Nov 26, 2013, at 6:41 AM, Dave Provencher wrote: > > Taking a quick look makes me believe it's a fake.

He stayed when I moved the car for a clear view, twice, and moved to 3 different perches, all about the same distance from me. Didn't seem to mind at all that I was pointing a foot long lens at him from out the car window. He was so close I didn't have to zoom in all the way on him to fill the frame.

To me, seems like all the boating magazines, give a false report of vessels. Have you ever read a bad report on a boat? I haven't. According to boating magazines all NEW power boats are GREAT,. and have no problems. And just about every time you see a report on a boat, the is a full page add in the mag for that boat also.

They are easy to get. IMHO, there is no excuse for not having a passport when traveling outside of the US. They are too easy to get, and readily solve many potential problems. Wayne M/V Celestial Albin 43 Sundeck

Magazines that I have no interest in spending (from) $4.95 to $7.95 for, but am interested in looking at, come with my from the magazine rack to the easy chair and I sip the Latte and enjoy the magazines that picture all sorts of stuff that I will (most likely) never buy.

It is very easy to apply and very easy to maintain. The only issue (not for me) seems to be folks like to see shiny wood. We are happy with the non gloss effect. In all those years, we only stripped the Semco once, and that was by accident.

All the controls were installed during the build, and the electronic throttle and shifting at the main helm station made adding remotes relatively easy.

translate([x1,y1,z1]) { rotate(a=[a, b, c]) { cylinder(h=length, d=dia); } } translate is easy, it's just x1,y1,z1 and cylinder length is easy, its is square root of the sum of (xlength^2)+(ylength^2)+(zlength^2) but I just can't seem to get the angles to rotate correct.