Banning Library District is interested in starting a mobile library service, ie. bookmobile. I am hoping to get some information on how I can get started.

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Lynn & I are looking for websites and email addresses of boaters, especially trawlers, cruising the Caribbean, Central & South America. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Wayne & Lynn Flatt MV Skinwalker

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If you check out this website, >http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/ , you will notice that the artic ice >cover is pretty close to normal. With all the hype about global warming >and whether it is true, one would think that if sea levels were actually >rising along the North American coasts, we would never hear the end of >it.

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See: http://www.oxfordyachtagency.com/ubb/ Jim Hanlon Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:09 From: Ed Bobbitt (Puff@BluewaterBay.net) Subject: TWL: GB Owners website -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does anyone know of a Grand Banks owners website other than those that are affilliated with the company or a specific

e16@telus.net writes: >However, I recall that the stuff was rather expensive, but it's still >probably cheaper than top-quality bottom paint. How much did you >need for >your boat, and have you found a bulk source? I pay $8.something for a tin which lasts me a year both for the boat and my feet.

mvserenity@yahoo.com writes: >I kept them charged, cleaned the >tops occasionally, and refilled them with tap water as >required. There is of course tap water and there is tap water. A few years ago I lived in British Columbia. Our tap water came straight from a glacier and was so pure that you couldn't use it in those small home vaporizers.

Here is a source from a canvas shop in our area: http://www.pamlico-nc.com/canvas.htm M2MC@aol.com wrote: > > With spring around the corner it will soon be time for us to clean and > waterproof the sunbrella top on the boat we've recently purchased. The top > is tan and has some mildew. Any advice on how to clean it and waterproof it?