The estimated saving for the Thruway Authority will be $305 million over that period. Pataki wants to make the canal part of the Empire State Greenway Alliance, linking the greenway programs of the Hudson River Valley, the Niagara River, and the Erie Canal to form the nation's largest greenway and attract tourism.

An estimated opening schedule in these areas will be determined early next week. Further notices will be issued as this schedule is developed. Fred Tug 44

So the $4 per foot estimate is reasonable. However, direction of travel and time of year CAN make a big difference. This same trip was quoted to me at $2,450 but earlier in the Summer before the many South-bound boaters filled the hauler's schedule. (Note: Those quoted costs did not include unstepping or stepping the mast and packing for the trip.)

Add some unexpected cost contingency You can get a pretty close estimate. Remember, you already have a fixed daily cost and lifestyle (How well you eat?, drink?, smoke?, health care?, etc.) It is the differential cost of looping you look at now Fuel?, boat insurance maybe, Add a marina stay once or twice a week? And no matter what....

So long as the delay is the same > through all the hardware chains, the TDOA estimate will be accurate. Can I > assume the hardware delay through X300 USRPs with the same FPGA image and > set to the same sampling frequency will be the same?

. > > Mark > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > If you're trying to mathematically remove the gain to estimate actual power at the antenna, you aren't doing it right. You need to use a known calibration source, and build a calibration table over your expected operating parameters.

Attendance is estimated at over 250,000 for the three days. Art a la Carte is a showcase of handmade art and crafts. The categories are ceramics/pottery, painting, wearable art, glass, jewelry, fiber, photography, sculpture, toy craft, wood furniture, wood crafts and other. All work must be original and made by the artist.

About 100 Brants in water in front of Chick's, many ring billed gulls and herring gulls--I might estimate that less than 10% of the gulls we saw were very dark feathered overall (juveniles). Also foraging at low tide east of Jimmie's restaurant were 2 young Ruddy Turnstones and 1 sanderling.

I recall a report from Long Island of a flock of Greater Scaup estimated to be over 25,000 strong last winter (or the one before) but not on the sound side as I recall. There were some very large flocks of Goldeneye off of Fairfield and Stratford yesterday but a combination of heat haze and distance was working against spotting anything amongst them.

At the time I was there, I counted 200 Lesser Scaup on a 1,2,3 basis, rather than estimating. They were originally down by the large boat lift at the western end of Captain's Cove (good light angle from Arthur Street) but then moved up to the cove by the intersection of Seabright Avenue and Beacon Street. I missed spotting the Redhead.