And by the time you have finished replacing the drive, possibly the power
supply, purchasing a set of usb to various connectors, you could have
purchased a referb with four times as much memory, and probably scads more
hard drive space.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
Outside a glass sliding door, we have some wooden
steps that go from a small deck to the
ground. Right now, I have a brick under each
side but the bricks are slowly sinking into this
sandy soil, in Florida. Is there any way to
support the steps better? Should I pile another
brick on top
John,
I was all ready to write this snarky response about digging massive
footers, many bags of concrete, blah blah blah. All to support a couple
of steps. Then I realized you are in Florida, which means your water line
is down around six inches or so, which might be problematic for digging
Some larger area stones are in order. pavers, concrete cap blocks or something
of that nature should do. You might try compacting the soil some what before
you lay the new stones also. A small piece of two by four hit with a hammer
will compact it some.
Ron
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Dan, thanks. Yep, the regular bricks. So, we may get some bigger stones.
Ron, thanks for your help as well. Good idea,
compacting the soil. Thanks for any other help from others, in advance.
earlier, Dan Rossi, wrote:
John,
I was all ready to write this snarky response about digging
Now I have a little experience with compacting soil. The rain wets it and acts
like a lubricant so packing doesn't really help all that much unless you can
form a large hat over the area.
I would suggest though that you either pour a substantial pad or lay down a
couple of large patio slabs.
A couple bags of pre-mix cement to make a pad will do the trick. The bricks
aren't wide enough to stop the sinking of the bricks into the sand.A 1 to 1
1/2 foot pad on each side of the steps should do the trick.
RJ
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From: john schwery
To:
Hi ya, I seem to be half in and half out with yahoogroups since changing my
email address from themullin...@sbcglobal.net to mattmull...@suddenlink.net
And I haven't figured out how to update my email info yet. How can I grab
archives from recent weeks?
Can I sent email commands, like I do to
I thinkit was Clifford and Jennifer who spoke of painting paneling. did
you really do it and if so how did it turn out and what did you use
for paint. did you use like the little foam sponges on a stick t get
int the grooves ? thanks Lee
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The honeymoon is over when he phones to say
Aloha Matt,
This may not be the fastest way to do this, but it will get you there.
Below this message is a link to the archives
page. I have moved through it in two ways.
You can type your query in the search box such as
airconditioner. This will bring up lots of items
including some from
Lee,
If one use wallboard compound, about three layers in the grewves you can get a
smooth wall before painting. Did that in a few rentals, when I had the eye
sight. I put a good primer coat and than a good latex paint. Now a days, they
tell me you can get the paint with the primer already in
There is a product called Wall Doctor here which is a sort of heavy wall paper
for putting over paneling and other less than perfect surfaces before painting.
It covers the grooves in paneling so you can just paint right on over it. I
think I would fill the cracks with something like Polyfilla
Chances are that if youve neglected a spring checkup, your air conditioner
isnt cooling nearly as well as it could.A years worth of dirt and debris
clogging the cooling fins, a low coolant level, a dirty blower fan filter and a
number of other simple problems can significantly reduce the
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And there are the easier to use text archives at:
http://www.jaws-users.com/jaws/handyman/
Tom Fowle
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I didn't send my previous one about the text archives twice, I'm sure? or
I think I'm sure, or maybe not!
but I got it twice!
Tom Fowle
If the world isn't going to h---, then what am I doing in this handbasket?
Irma Bombeck
pertaining to the Blind Handy Man list
just send a blank message to:
blindhandyman-h...@yahoogroups.comyahoo! Groups Links
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From the footer message:
http://www.mail-archive.com/blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com/
David Ferrin
www.jaws-users.com
Life is what happens after you have already made other plans.
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From: Tom Fowle fo...@ski.org
To: blindHandyMan blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
That'll teach me to look at the footer once in a blue moon, or maybe
a purple one!
Sorry David
I had to remove the slash from the end of the url to get it to work.
Does this mean that the jaws-users archive is no longer being kept up?
Assuming the mail-archive.com is automatic, then that is of
I haven't been doing much with it for a while now as some folks complained
about it from like diy.com ETC. The mail archive web site is automatic and
been doing it for several years already in fact. All I had to do was
manually subscribe a certain address to the list and the rest as they say is
David,
The link in the footer works fine even though there is a slash aftr it.
Betsy
At 01:09 PM 5/13/2010, you wrote:
I haven't been doing much with it for a while now as some folks complained
about it from like diy.com ETC. The mail archive web site is automatic and
been doing it for several
I did check and it worked for me as well. I figured it should since
obviously it did other wise I would not have put it that way. Still it
didn't hurt to check again. Thank you for double checking for me.
David Ferrin
www.jaws-users.com
Life is what happens after you have already made other
David,
See if others have to remove the slash, I think it may be a browserquirkeiness
and i bet nobody else on this list is such an old crank as to be using lynx
as am I.
Tom
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 07:09:55PM -0400, David Ferrin wrote:
I haven't been doing much with it for a while now as some
Tom wrote.
I didn't send my previous one about the text archives twice, I'm sure? or
I think I'm sure, or maybe not!
but I got it twice!
That happens about once a day to someone. It's been happening on every
Yahoo groups list I am on.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
Email:
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-- Bill Lawrence
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You guys do realize that there is a link to the non-yahoo archives at the
end of each and every message sent to this list?
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Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:(412) 268-9081
Tom,
I use pine and lynx part of the time, and I was able to click on the mail
archive link in the footer and it worked fine. I seem to vaguely remember
some issue with trailing slashes, but not sure if there was some config
change I made to fix that.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie
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