The fact that they take a > profile for the shape makes them extremely versatile and in most cases they > are very easy to round with the rounded_prism that takes the same profile. > > But alas, conical shapes are not supported ...

A link to the HBCU Library Alliance website will be available later this week that includes photos and information to share with others. Thanks to Board member Debbie Hess-Norris, University of Delaware, for securing this funding. Thanks also to the Samuel H.

I have seen SLA's (in UPS's) 'shrivel' and get very hot as they die. I'll have to take a look at the 732A manual to see what it's battery construction looks like.

FWIW I can personally attest that with twin engines, it is very easy to come to a perfect parallel park..... 4 feet off the float. I do it all the time . Like Garret, I just have to get better at side walking. Joe -

All reports I've heard from owners are that they work like charms, and are easy to deploy and retrieve. --Georgs

Richard - we've had Ace for Seahawk for 10 years - cost competitive and easy to work with. They pay for a survey every 5 years too. Although - in all fairness we've never had a claim. (knock, knock) John Hinshaw SeaHawk III Cathlamet, WA

This is the busy season for bird reports and it is easy to get into the habit of taking shortcuts.  Tonight I am just going to ask for one thing. PLEASE include the NAME OF THE TOWN in all sighting reports. Thanks, and good birding! Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT

Paul Desjardins paul.desjardins2@gmail.com Phone: (860) 623-3696 Forgot to mention that I observed a Canada Goose at Fisher Meadow that was all white save the head and neck. Well, if he moves around he will be easy to track! Paul Desjardins Windsor Locks

Westport-Grace Salmon Park- This little gem is wonderful for so many reasons-diversity of species, easy access for all, and it just happens to be on the street where I live. https://ebird.org/checklist/S68458434 Tina Green Westport Sent from my iPhone

Matt On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 1:55 AM, xi yang wrote: > Hi, All, > > Have found most modules in different folders except > ../top/USRP2/u2_core.v:337: error: Unknown module type: zpu_wb_top > There is a zpu_wb_top.vhd under opencores/zpu, but it is a .vhd instead of > .v > How to get around it? > > How to get through errors like > ..