Case Logic 208 Capacity CD Wallet Classic nylon CD Wallet holds 208 CDs in patented ProSleeve pages. Innovative Fast-File pockets allow immediate access to 16 additional favorites.
Customer Review: Great product, good quality, moveable pages are incredible.
I have 4 or 5 CD wallets. This is the best of them. They’re all built reasonably well, but the fact that this case hase moveable pages makes it the best system for me. My cd’s and dvd’s absolutely have to be in alphabetical order. (Look up obsessive compulsive disorder and you’ll know why.) So as my collection grows, I can add a page where needed and rearrange only a few dvd’s instead of a lot. It’s very sturdy for “storage” and I’d feel safe traveling with it too. I like this case and have recommended it to others. I don’t store the inserts or paper so this is not an issue for me and I can’t comment on it’s usability in that regard.

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July 2006 - Haystack Rock
(Photo by Gayle Hunt) At Haystack Rock in Cannon beach, Oregon - the third largest monolith in the world, and home to nesting seabirds, raptors, and vacationers. We meet with Tom Oxwang of the Friends of Haystack Rock to learn about the Haystack Rock Awareness Program. Haystack Rock Awareness Program Friends of Haystack Rock Oregon Coast NWR Complex Oregon Rocks NWR

December 2006 - Index
Welcome to On The Wing for December 2006

February 2006 - Other Birding Podcasts
An overview of other birding podcasts, with a guest segment from RainforestInn. Naturesound RSPB Bird Notes Parrot Science Whooper Happenings Ray Brown’s Talkin’ Birds The Sounds of the Rainforest

August 2006 - Index
Welcome to the August 2006 edition of On The Wing

August 2005 - Index
Welcome to the August 2005 edition of On The Wing!

cityofoceanshores.com update 10.2007
ocean Shores Real Estate Update 196 Homes have sold in ocean Shores as of 10/14/07 for an average price of $212,022 compared to 217 homes sold in 2006 during the same year to date period for an average of $202,883. Summary: Less homes have sold

April 2005 - Editorial
A drought emergency has been declared for washington - so what about the birds?

April 2005 - seattle Bird Report
with Mike Donahue

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