We need to let Sally Jewel know plain and simple: Don't Let The Eagles Die, Let Em' Fly. Click here to make sure she gets the message. This is not the first time USFWS has tried to pull this stunt.

I use the FTP Disk feature of Interarchy to automatically keep the remote website synchronized to my local master website. There is a subtle case in the new version where this can fail.

@samurai.com Date: Sunday, April 11, 1999 7:27 AM Subject: RE: Satellite TV onboard (mobile/stationary) >This thread has me a bit confused.

Hi all, Like Megan mentioned, I am working on migrating and updating a few of the important CSpace systems. Part of that process is complete as I have moved over the Drupal website over to an existing CSpace server. And I am nearly complete in migrating and updating the project Jira system over to a new server.

Our marina, following the hurricane, tarred the covered slip roof that now drips of tar and rust stain on our bimini top. Would anyone have an idea of what I might use to clean this off and perhaps treat the bimini top for future drips? Joe Goldsmith Sheer Magic

Jonas, are you thinking of an 'induction' stove top?  The 120 volt versions are usually one or two burner, portable types while the "built-in" stove tops are 220 volt.  If you're one who runs a genset while cooking, even the one burner could be a time and energy saver. Bill

On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 9:07 AM, Perper wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm want to transmit signal using WBX daughterboard. > I encountered one serious problem: when I transmit signal on a carrier > frequency fc I have also very strong repetition of it on odd multiplies > of fc (3*fc, 5*fc, 7*fc...) > On each of those frequencies I have the same spectrum

If anyone has suggestions for MY new website, Feel free to let me know. > > Thank you > Ron > > > > On Mar 26, 2012, at 9:55 AM, Frank Burrows wrote: > >> Ron: >> >> Normally on this list, when people tout their own websites, they disclose that it is their website. >> >> Frank Burrows >> >> On 3/26/2012 12:44 PM, Ron Walley wrote:

This got me thinking that mobile phones with their embedded GPS and mini computer capabilities could be a tremendous tool for things like eBird and bird atlasing and monitoring. The trick would be to figure out an efficient way to input the data in the field.

v=5Bsiu04g1ho (Wolfhound-PRO) > it does seem possible to detect mobile phones in idle mode, The very first text info displayed on that video says "active cell phone" !