Life would be dull if we didn't Elbert.

BTW amazing pictures of the birds of Ambergrise. loved them.

I have a call in to John Crawford. I'm checking with him. I'll post details when i hear from him. Mark Sobel, who owns a resort on Sanibel

Well, I'm confused. If the Coast Guard was unable to catch the fastboat, then how did they manage to identify two suspects as the drivers?

Not to mention the article is

LOL, I didn't notice that. Of course, that might explain why I couldn't get to the whole article.

i also wasted two Long distance calls to the newspaper. double

So? No one has been able to find the disposition of the 17 in question?

I wouldn't believe anything i didn't see with my own eyes at this point ,but No I haven't got a clue what happened to them.

I bet this hits 3000 views today.

HAVANA, May 3 (UPI) -- Cuba's government, while keeping an iron grip on access to the Internet, finally has allowed the sale of home computers, Havana residents said.
The report said crowds formed at the Havana's Carlos II shopping center when the sale ban was lifted, though most were just looking rather than buying. The desktops cost almost $800; the country's average wage is just under $20 a month.
Internet access is still restricted to some workplaces, schools and universities -- the government says the restrictions remain because it is unable to connect to giant undersea fiber-optic cables due to the U.S. trade embargo.

Cuba expects new US president to lift embargo
By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press Writer
UNITED NATIONS - Cuba’s foreign minister says his government expects the next U.S. president to respond to overwhelming international demand and lift the 47-year-old U.S. trade embargo against Cuba.
http://www.agweekly.com/articles/2008/11/12/news/ag_news/news41.txt