My male (Itchy) would do that till he figured out the top of a CRT was
warmer (and moved less).
The female (Squeek) figured it was better to get under with us. We just
got rid of her becsue she
was becoming unstable with Liam (my 2.5yo son). She is a "little old
lady" kind of cat and not
really
When it's cold, my cat will come and lay right on my face (the only thing sticking out from under the blankets). I can certainly see how this could hinder breathing.On 1/24/06,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not at all. About 1948 or 9 my mother used to put my middle sisterout in he
Not at all. About 1948 or 9 my mother used to put my middle sister
out in her baby carriage (with the hood up) in view of the kitchen
window to get fresh air. She found that the neighbours' cat liked to
get into the carriage and lie on my sister's face. If I recall
rightly this was in cool weather.
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>
> I was told that many autistic people who can't speak are able to communicate
> with thoughts instead of words. A mother of one of the students at the
> autistic
> school said she had tried this with some of the students and it worked
> amazingly well.
ok, I'll b
You are right David. Induction generators are essentially the same as AC induction motors.On 1/24/06, David Miller <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Paul S Cantrell wrote:> Mark,> I agree that a 50 kVA genset is overkill unless you live in a mansion,
> BUT you can check with your local utility (Reliant?
I have thought about a Lister type and hope to get one in the future. I
love their specs AND they can be fitted to provide heat as well as power.
John
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That is not entirely a "old wives tale". In 80/81 my little brother
would have issues when our cat would
get into his crib to try and drink his bottle. While it never killed him
he did get upset. I can see how a
child who is alergic, or if the cat is large, could possibly hurt a infant.
Jeromie
During the first BD wash the water picks up too many contaminants to be
reused for the next wash and must be discarded. Can this water be
cleaned/filtered to be reused?
What contaminates are there? Methoxide? KOH? Well all know there is no such
thing as a BAD batch of DB, so there could be
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
> Mark,
> I agree that a 50 kVA genset is overkill unless you live in a mansion,
> BUT you can check with your local utility (Reliant? or Coop?) about
> Net Metering. Since your meter would run backward, you could 'store'
> power into the grid when you run it and pull po
Some autistic people are brilliant in some areas and called retarded in others.
Dustin Hoffman played such a person in the movie "Rain Man," based on a
true person. An example is a 19 year old youth I met in an autistic school.
When they tried to get him to read first grade level words, he coul
My friend picked up a "Listeroid" lister (Indian made lister) 12hp and
a 7.5kw generator. It cost him less than 2 grand new. It is great for
a few reasons; it has a 24/7 duty cycle, it runs at 600 rpm (muffled
properly it is quiet), it runs on veggie oil, and it looks cool.
James Demer
On 1/24/06
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I cant speak for all states but Calif has no emission
requirements for on road diesel equipment. The closest thing is called a snap
test. Where the throttle is slammed wide open for seconds while the exhaust gas
is compared to a color chart to make sure the engine is not over fueling and or
Hello Juan,
Thanks for that input. You are bang on the button
> The title should have been "Save energy, eat organic and local products"
> To save energy and money we do not eat meat produced under "US American
> style" but "Latin American style".
Regards,
Bob.
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I built a similar one (gas not diesel).
Picture: http://www.mullan.ca/images/gen_2a.jpg
There is now a 1800W inverter bolted to the right side (not shown). The
battery is not the sole storage device. I clamp on my battery pack deep
cycles to this battery to charge them up and/or to support a h
Well, I can believe that the source was junk email. But I have no
trouble believing (as a typical scenario) that some significant effort
went into making a pen that will work under all those conditions when a
pencil would have done nicely. But then, that would not have opened up
yet another for u
Another issue with net metering will be interconnection standards. Generally if you are connecting a rotating generator to the grid, you will need a level of protective relaying that will be prohibitive for the scale you are talking about -- like $25k or $100k. Using a grid connected inverter wil
Dennis, After thinking about it, my conclusion is that he received the information as chain mail. I try my best to keep that crap from getting around but had a lapse in judgment that day. Luckily, there are like-minded people in this forum who caught my mistake. MikeDennis Mahoney <[EMA
Mark,I agree that a 50 kVA genset is overkill unless you live in a mansion, BUT you can check with your local utility (Reliant? or Coop?) about Net Metering. Since your meter would run backward, you could 'store' power into the grid when you run it and pull power from the grid when you aren't. Th
On 1/23/06, Marylynn Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael
>
> I was lead to believe that the autism diagnosis was a mis-diagnosis and used
> only because the doctors/educators did not know what to do with them.
Actually my son has PDD Pervasice Development Disorder. Autism has
come to repr
You can buy one at Brookstone. What is your uncle's source of the cost?
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Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 1:33 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Appropriate Technologies Can Benefit Anyone
> http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spac
I'd check out homepower.com Especially their older articles (they've become much less techy over the years as the target audience has changed). The system I was referring to is essentially the same as for a wind or PV system, but with a biodiesel generator as the prime mover instead. Having the b
Let's not forget of the old wives tale of cat's laying on infants,
smothering them.
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 20:47
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
> This an interesting hypothesis, but it
Thanks, everyone for responding. It was a great help!
After some consideration, we are going to look at "smaller system" options.
I did speak with the man selling the big one and he wants considerably more
than the starting bid price. Looks like it is worth it but more than we
need.
Zeke Yewda
Two examples.1) The dumpster where I get alot of my fresh produce recently sprouted a sign saying that they can't allow people to get stuff from the dumpster any more. Not only would this mean that all of this food would go to waste (if anyone actually followed it), but it also would mean that I c
Yes but as pointed out tests would show lethal levels of arsenic in the
tissues. When I worked with arsenic every day, I was regularly tested
to monitor my arsenic level (yeah I don't do that job anymore). Just
to give an idea of the sensitivity of these tests, we were instructed
not to eat s
Also they should add a test for aldehydes if they are going to be
progressive and welcome biodieselers into the fold. Biodiesel has the
potential to produce these toxic compounds if the combustion process is
not tuned right. You hear so much about how biodiesel is so great on
the emissions te
Howdy Michael
Michael Redler wrote:
> The hair dryer and Rat poison I've seen personally. The others I got
> from a friend.
those two seem to me to be reasonable precautions. the problem is some
folks actually believe the nonsensical ones, then use that as ammunition
to rail against regulato
Hello Bob and all.
The title should have been "Save energy, eat organic and local products"
To save energy and money we do not eat meat produced under "US American
style" but "Latin American style".
Around here in the south of Paraguay we do not rise cattle "US American
style" with large amount
Governments are interested?... threatened. Prozac, Retlin and labeling are
not the answer.
Stephan
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Sent: 24 January 2006 04:38
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>What I was told is that there is one consistent factor in all Sudden Infant
>Death and that is each and every one was delivered at birth by a medical
>doctor using forceps.
Sorry but I am afraid to say that is not true, a good friend lost one of her
babies to cot death about 3 months after a nat
That is insteresting to know. Another item to put on the pile for research.
Jeromie
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
>I have nothing in writing to back this up .. it's just something that was
>told me by my chiropractor sometimes in the early 80's.
>
>What I was told is that there is one consistent fact
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