Sandia National Labs announced it is cutting off all access to it's
collection of hard-copy content to save money and re-engineer library
services for the electronic age. Eventually (note the disjuncture!) the
people will have access to a fully electronic library.
Jean, I'll send you the
Sandia couldn't keep the hard-copy library open until they had the
electronic one in place? Usually when you replace one thing with another,
you allow for some interim coverage. I'm taking your old coat; eventually
you'll get a new one. Meanwhile, you can freeze. Gaah.
Patricia Mathews
On Oct 22, 2007, at 6:49 AM, PAT MATHEWS wrote:
Sandia couldn't keep the hard-copy library open until they had the
electronic one in place? Usually when you replace one thing with
another,
you allow for some interim coverage. I'm taking your old coat;
eventually
you'll get a new one.
On 10/21/07, Robert J. Chassell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... the five kilovolt battery pack ...
I did not realize that Toyota had a 5000 volt electric motor in their
vehicle! (I did not know that was possible.)
The current Prius have a 273-volt system (228 1.2-volt cells) and a 50
I heard about the fires. I hope nobody here is in any danger.
Alberto Monteiro
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Thanks, it is almost exactly the anniversary of the
2003 Cedar Fire.
We've taken the younger two plus pets to grandma.
Watching closely. Avoiding falling ash. Horrible air
quality. But wind
directions seem to favor us. A very bad santa ana is
being opposed by an offshore push right over us.
On 23/10/2007, at 3:57 AM, Nick Arnett wrote:
I was surprised to see that it's only 67 hp... I drove my mother's
Prius a
while ago and it seemed zippier than that. Lots of torque, I guess.
...and when you're accelerating hard, both the engine and the motor
are working together.
Oh, you're out there! Ouch...
After the Cerro Grande fire up in Los Alamos some years ago, I bought
soft-sided cat carriers for my fellows and made them as attractive as
possible in hopes they'd sleep in them. I keep them on waist-high bookcases
one near each dor. That way in case we have to
Those of us up in the northern part of the state are okay... the red flag
warning goes to an area about 30 miles south of San Jose (Silicon Valley).
But this is the time of year when we've had our worst fires, too.
Nick
On 10/22/07, Alberto Vieira Ferreira Monteiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I
;-)
--- PAT MATHEWS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, you're out there! Ouch...
After the Cerro Grande fire up in Los Alamos some
years ago, I bought
soft-sided cat carriers for my fellows and made them
as attractive as
possible in hopes they'd sleep in them. I keep them
on waist-high
i just finished watching one of the most beautiful sunsets of the year.
here at the beach in santa monica it is calm and peaceful. some of my
friends are not so lucky. 250,000 acres so far and 250, 000 evacuees.
two old friends for forty years had to abandon their eco-home in the
malibu hills.
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