sanjer at televar.com writes:
>What if there was a website that had all the CBC locations and dates in
>WA and other ajoining states, (opps and Providence's) and people could
>click on any given area that they wanted to go to for the CBC. The site
>would be continusly updated (interactive?). This would give everyone a
>chance to see how many people were going to each area and when. On a
>VOLUNTEER basis, someone may see that the area they were going to had
>enough people and could change to another area that had very few people.

Go to www.seattleaudubon.org/CBC/Home.asp on the net. It's not
interactive but it gives information on all the Wshington sites as of
early December. The problem with interactivity is that people decide at
the last minute to participate (or not) and many don't have internet
access. (Only 50% of American homes have computers.) However, you can
*call* a coordinator and find out if they're hurting for volunteers. It's
likely, also that volunteers are *always* needed on the east side of the
mountains.

------Herb Curl