Re: [LincolnTalk] Fwd: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️

[Frank O. Clark]

I am pumping 8 kW to the grid now, and my two Powerwall batteries (fully
charged with solar power) will continue to dump 10 kW into the grid as part
of Tesla's "Virtual Power Plant" until well after nightfall until the
batteries are drained.
  I had planned to double the batteries last fall to four, since I can
charge that many on solar power, and Eversource fought me to a standstill
until I withdrew the request (I was paying for them).
Frank

On Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 2:51 PM Ursula Nowak  wrote:

> Trish O'Hagan recently sent out information about The Green Energy
> Consumer Alliance and the option to sign up for email alerts when the
> demand for electricity spikes especially high and dirty peaker plants are
> used to meet the high demand, thereby causing more pollution and raising
> the year round electricity costs. I was surprised that the peak starts at
> 4pm, later than I had guessed, and that there are very few days when this
> alert is necessary. Today is one of them. Let's shave the peak by
> conserving energy between 4pm and 8pm today!
> Ursula
>
> -- Forwarded message -
> From: Green Energy Consumers 
> Date: Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 8:42 AM
> Subject: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️
> To: 
>
>
> Ursula, help reduce pollution by using less electricity this evening
> between 4-8pm.
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> 
> .
> [image: bds_GEC_Logo_Horizontal_web-1]
> 
> [image: peak alert 2, shave the peak, tempature, heat-1]Ursula, there's a Peak
> Alert today 4-8pm
> 
>
> Tuesday, July 9th - there is a good chance the electric grid may need to
> rely on dirty peaker plants to meet demand. Let's do what we can to reduce
> that need!
>
> Conserve electricity from 4-8pm.
>
>- Turn the air conditioner up a few degrees, or off if you can manage.
>Pro tip: "Pre-cool" before peak time with AC, then use fans during peak
>time (they use far less electricity).
>
>- If you have a heat pump, don't turn it off. Just adjust the
>temperature by a few degrees.
>-
>
>Avoid running dishwasher, washer, or dryer.
>-
>
>Unplug electric vehicles or set their charging timers to start after
>8pm.
>
>
> Download ISO-To-Go!
>
> You can experience peak in real time, and see the effect of solar, if you
> download our grid operator's cool ISO-To-Go app.
> 
>
> Your alerts information:
>
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[LincolnTalk] Chapman Piloting FREE

[Mary Jo Haggerty]

Looking for a new sailor to adopt the boaters’ bible in perfect condition
1977 edition ( not much changes!)
Text MJ (617) 429-8894

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[LincolnTalk] Repair needed for small electric mower

[Risa Lavelle]

Hi,
Wondering if anyone knows someone who does small equipment repairs or a
place I can bring my small green works  electric mower.
I can’t seem to get the motor going after fiddling with the wires. It has a
40v charger.

Thanks
Risa Lavelle
Concord Road
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Fwd: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️

[Lynne Smith]

Thanks, Ursula and Trish.Lynne Smith5 Tabor Hill RoadLincoln, MA 01773781-258-1175Sent from my iPhoneOn 9 Jul 2024, at 2:51 PM, Ursula Nowak  wrote:Trish O'Hagan recently sent out information about The Green Energy Consumer Alliance and the option to sign up for email alerts when the demand for electricity spikes especially high and dirty peaker plants are used to meet the high demand, thereby causing more pollution and raising the year round electricity costs. I was surprised that the peak starts at 4pm, later than I had guessed, and that there are very few days when this alert is necessary. Today is one of them. Let's shave the peak by conserving energy between 4pm and 8pm today!Ursula-- Forwarded message -From: Green Energy Consumers Date: Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 8:42 AMSubject: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️To:  















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Turn the air conditioner up a few degrees, or off if you can manage. Pro tip: "Pre-cool" before peak time with AC, then use fans during peak time (they use far less electricity).
If you have a heat pump, don't turn it off. Just adjust the temperature by a few degrees.

Avoid running dishwasher, washer, or dryer.


Unplug electric vehicles or set their charging timers to start after 8pm.


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[LincolnTalk] Fwd: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️

[Ursula Nowak]

Trish O'Hagan recently sent out information about The Green Energy Consumer
Alliance and the option to sign up for email alerts when the demand for
electricity spikes especially high and dirty peaker plants are used to meet
the high demand, thereby causing more pollution and raising the year round
electricity costs. I was surprised that the peak starts at 4pm, later than
I had guessed, and that there are very few days when this alert is
necessary. Today is one of them. Let's shave the peak by conserving energy
between 4pm and 8pm today!
Ursula

-- Forwarded message -
From: Green Energy Consumers 
Date: Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 8:42 AM
Subject: #ShavethePeak alert 4-8pm today 🌡️
To: 


Ursula, help reduce pollution by using less electricity this evening
between 4-8pm.
Not rendering correctly? View this email as a web page here

.
[image: bds_GEC_Logo_Horizontal_web-1]

[image: peak alert 2, shave the peak, tempature, heat-1]Ursula, there's a Peak
Alert today 4-8pm


Tuesday, July 9th - there is a good chance the electric grid may need to
rely on dirty peaker plants to meet demand. Let's do what we can to reduce
that need!

Conserve electricity from 4-8pm.

   - Turn the air conditioner up a few degrees, or off if you can manage.
   Pro tip: "Pre-cool" before peak time with AC, then use fans during peak
   time (they use far less electricity).

   - If you have a heat pump, don't turn it off. Just adjust the
   temperature by a few degrees.
   -

   Avoid running dishwasher, washer, or dryer.
   -

   Unplug electric vehicles or set their charging timers to start after 8pm.


Download ISO-To-Go!

You can experience peak in real time, and see the effect of solar, if you
download our grid operator's cool ISO-To-Go app.


Your alerts information:

Text: You do not receive text alerts.
Email: unow...@gmail.com

To change or update any of this information, fill out the sign-up form again

.

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   - Text STOP to 617-553-6496
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Re: [LincolnTalk] good contractor

[Linda McMillan]

Thar's good to know. Recommendations are important.  Here's a contractor
everyone should stay away from. Bill Waite, Custom Builder,  in Bedford.
He, too, is a friendly guy and does high quality work, but it is impossible
to get him to come at times. He left us for months at a time without
explanation. He also doesn't know how to manage the finances. He was always
behind paying  his subs, so they all quit on him, leaving us high and dry
until he could find a replacement, or come up with the money. He still owes
us work after 8 years! I'm constantly amazed that we survived this
nightmare.


On Tue, Jul 9, 2024, 7:52 AM Christina Thompson <
christinathompso...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Lincoln,
> We just had a small outbuilding repaired following storm damage -- tree
> fell on it. The work involved roofing, carpentry, plastering, and painting,
> plus some window repairs.
>
> We used Kovalko Co., run by Peter Kovalko, and I just want to recommend
> him. They did such a beautiful job, were friendly and easy to deal with,
> and cleaned up perfectly. All around a great experience.
>
> Peter came recommended to me by a friend, so I just want to pass this
> along. HIs company can be found at: https://kovalko.com/
>
> Chris Thompson
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[LincolnTalk] Vet recommendation for nervous, semi feral cats?

[Julia Altman]

Hi everyone,

I need to find a vet to see a couple of sweet but semi feral cats. I’d like
to find a vet who knows how to handle semi ferals & who has technicians who
are also experienced with nervous cats.

I like my regular vet but I’m not sure that the techs are up to the
challenge of handling a semi feral.

Any recommendations? I see that a couple of vets from the Concord Animal
Hospital are FearFree certified but I’ve never used them for our animals.

Thank you!

Julia


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Re: [LincolnTalk] This article is based

[Heather Ring via Lincoln]

Such a fun article!  Slang can be an awesome tool to connect with youth and 
breakdown barriers.  This spring I incorporated slang into middle school 
history lessons and projects.  I observed reluctant learners engaged in 
discussion when the terms were accessible and comfortable for them.  Can you 
discuss aspects of an ancient civilization using modern slang and have a 
meaningful discussion?  Absolutely.  When students are researching important 
people and accomplishments in history they often delve deeper when proving why 
the person/accomplishment is the “GOAT” of that civilization.  Slang brings 
students together and crosses language barriers.  It can spark creativity, 
engagement, and deeper thinking when incorporated into learning. 
-Heather 


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On Monday, July 8, 2024, 19:32, Elizabeth Butler Everitt 
 wrote:

I love youth slang right now! It is so creative and playful. And it seems to 
move so fast across groups and cultures because of social media. This article 
barely scratches the surface of it. Definitely worth looking at it from an 
asset-based perspective! 
Liz
On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 6:25 PM Sara Mattes  wrote:

Well, I finally get a chance, after grandkids left, to start to read this…and 
gave up.I will continue to speak the English I learned at my (English.Prof) 
mother’s knee, and will  continue to type poorly that should not be seen s 
reflection of my mother’s schooling. 
If the kids don’t understand me and I don’t understand them, I suspect we will 
both survive.They will get fed and clothed and housed.They will miss my 
scintillating conversation and/or commentary on the ways of the world, but not 
really miss it.
So be it.







On Jun 25, 2024, at 7:00 AM, Rob Stringer  wrote:
For those with kids or grand kids, this article from the NYT is illuminating, 
even if just a little bit.
Rob Stringer (dad of two boys).


| <25marche-facebookJumbo.jpg> |
| 
| Opinion | I Am Cringe. The World Is Sus. But My Teenager’s Slang Is Based. 
(Gift Article)nytimes.com |

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[LincolnTalk] Fwd: Summertime in the Heritage Area

[Sara Mattes]

Much to do and learn for the rest of July-Sent from my iPadBegin forwarded message:From: Freedom's Way National Heritage Area Date: July 1, 2024 at 10:00:34 AM EDTTo: samat...@gmail.comSubject: Summertime in the Heritage AreaReply-To: m...@freedomsway.org
  
 
      
 
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Every month the National Park Service celebrates different national holidays and initiatives that provide opportunities to share their mission with the public. Not surprisingly this July, in which the 248th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will be commemorated, “America at 250: Advance Equality and Justice for All” is one of those initiatives.
 
Within Freedom’s Way we, and our many partners, are deep into exploring and planning for the 250th to share new perspectives on the impact of that event on the region. To serve as a platform for that exploration, we invite you to peruse Freedom’s Way 250 which features our multi-year initiative, Revolutionary Stories and resources to help plan for the coming year. As a curated overview of the region’s activities, it’s a work in progress and we invite you to let us know what you are planning, so we can share and support your work.  
 
As we reflect on the extraordinary diversity of the Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area, let’s celebrate the spiritual and cultural vibrancy of the region, as we look to the coming year. 
  
    
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Introducing Kristen M. Delatour,
Public History & Digital Media Intern


  
Kristen M. Delatour is a public history and digital media intern for Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area and Minute Man National Historical Park. She is a master's student in historical archaeology. Her research interests include the study of racialization and labor within enslaved and free Black people within the Northeast. 

As an intern, she will continue historical research on Case Whitney, a formerly enslaved man who labored at The Wayside in Concord, Massachusetts. Kristen will aid in reinterpreting archaeological collections from the Casey House Site, featured throughout Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area and Minute Man National Historical Park media.

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[LincolnTalk] [FS] Red Sox Tickets - August 10

[Katrina Z Doucette]

Selling 2 Red Sox tickets. Saturday, August 10th at 4:10pm against the
Houston Astros.

Seats are in Grandstand 21 Row 16.
$90 each

- Katrina
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Rental in Lincoln July 9-12?

[Rebecca Phillips]

Sending this out once more. Dates July 9-12 and possibly 15!

Thanks, all. 
Rebecca 


> On Jun 28, 2024, at 13:28, Rebecca Phillips  
> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello!
> 
> Wondering if anyone is open to renting there home from July 7/8-11 or 12. 
> Likely just me, maybe one other person. Happy to check mail, and help with 
> anything else as needed.
> 
> Rebecca
> 
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Air conditioning repair

[Jennifer Saffran]

Nicholson. They are everywhere. We’ve used them in two houses. 

> On Jul 8, 2024, at 11:47 AM, Bruce Campbell  wrote:
> 
> Chris Silva
> 781-599-4100
> 
> 
> On Sun, Jul 7, 2024 at 11:40 PM ERIC SNYDER  > wrote:
>> looking for a recommendation for a knowledgeable and reasonable HVAC repair 
>> company. 
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Re: [LincolnTalk] This article is based

[Jennifer Saffran]

Love it!

It’s surprising how. much of the slang I learned as a teen were words that 
infiltrated the decade before, more or less. A surprising amount of those words 
were related to the 60s drug culture.

> On Jul 8, 2024, at 7:32 PM, Elizabeth Butler Everitt 
>  wrote:
> 
> I love youth slang right now! It is so creative and playful. And it seems to 
> move so fast across groups and cultures because of social media. This article 
> barely scratches the surface of it. Definitely worth looking at it from an 
> asset-based perspective! 
> 
> Liz
> 
> On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 6:25 PM Sara Mattes  > wrote:
>> Well, I finally get a chance, after grandkids left, to start to read 
>> this…and gave up.
>> I will continue to speak the English I learned at my (English.Prof) mother’s 
>> knee, and will  continue to type poorly that should not be seen s reflection 
>> of my mother’s schooling. 
>> 
>> If the kids don’t understand me and I don’t understand them, I suspect we 
>> will both survive.
>> They will get fed and clothed and housed.
>> They will miss my scintillating conversation and/or commentary on the ways 
>> of the world, but not really miss it.
>> 
>> So be it.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Jun 25, 2024, at 7:00 AM, Rob Stringer >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> For those with kids or grand kids, this article from the NYT is 
>>> illuminating, even if just a little bit.
>>> 
>>> Rob Stringer (dad of two boys).
>>> 
>>> <25marche-facebookJumbo.jpg>
>>> Opinion | I Am Cringe. The World Is Sus. But My Teenager’s Slang Is Based. 
>>> (Gift Article)
>>> nytimes.com
>>>  
>>> Opinion
>>>  | I Am Cringe. The World Is Sus. But My Teenager’s Slang Is Based. (Gift 
>>> Article) 
>>> 
>>> nytimes.com 
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[LincolnTalk] good contractor

[Christina Thompson]

Hi Lincoln,
We just had a small outbuilding repaired following storm damage -- tree
fell on it. The work involved roofing, carpentry, plastering, and painting,
plus some window repairs.

We used Kovalko Co., run by Peter Kovalko, and I just want to recommend
him. They did such a beautiful job, were friendly and easy to deal with,
and cleaned up perfectly. All around a great experience.

Peter came recommended to me by a friend, so I just want to pass this
along. HIs company can be found at: https://kovalko.com/

Chris Thompson
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[LincolnTalk] Invisalign - Provider Recommendations

[Andrea Patton]

Hi there - I would be grateful for any recommendations regarding Invisalign 
orthodontics providers.

Thank you!
Andrea Patton
Old Concord Rd.
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