HiMarx was made by the Kentucky school for the blind. It is no longer
made, but I believe that the actual fomula is now in the possession of
I.L.A.
The stuff I once got from Maxi ran like the exact way I didn't want it to.
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009, Lee A. Stone wrote:
>
> that is the right name"
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You can easily conduct a home energy audit yourself. With a simple but
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There are actually a couple of coper to some form of PVC in the house.
Looks like they did it in the kitchen and upstairs bath. I've been
here for oh five or six years and no problems.
On Mar 7, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Bob Kennedy wrote:
> I've done that with the copper to plastic even though every
Hey thanks for the info. I have a little time to study all this since
I have some other projects to deal with first and unfortunately they
are not handy-man projects.
My trouble is that I don't enjoy fiddling about with computers and CD drives
and USB cables and all that to get to read a book. I am not that organized and
while I like to bring reading materials when I travel to spend an hour or what
ever the night before fiddling about to get content onto this
I don't have Windows Vista on this laptop; it's XP, so I wonder if this
information will help?
Thanks.
- Original Message -
From: Ray Boyce
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 3:22 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Laptop Fan Constantly Runnin!
Dale,
You have a point there, yes Kindle does use several proprietary formats and
will have access to materials before they get to one of the bat systems.
And yes there is that silly worry about synthetic speech taking market from
audio books.
Being cheap, I would rarely pay for books I can get f
Or, you could use one of those grill lighters. That would also keep
your hand away from the flame.
earlier, Bob Kennedy, wrote:
>The one with a trigger has a pizzo crystal that makes a spark to
>ignite the fuel. Propane is the gas to stay with for plumbing.
>There is map gas but it's hotter an
I agree great post, unfortunately, it can't address the problem claudia is
having as Vista wasn't around 3 years ago.
If it is a new issue, I suggest she take it to her nearest Geeks and have them
check it out. My friend's Toshiba of simmilar age has developed a problem as
well, and while not t
Hi Ray,
Great post.
This one is worthy of a Nobel Prize my friend.
Good work.
Victor
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I've done that with the copper to plastic even though everyone tells me it
can't be done. Maybe they used too long a wrench.
- Original Message -
From: RJ
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Bathroom Shut-off v
The one with a trigger has a pizzo crystal that makes a spark to ignite the
fuel. Propane is the gas to stay with for plumbing.
There is map gas but it's hotter and getting the heat right with solder and not
melting it instantly is tougher with map gas.
I have a couple different torches tha
Bob,
How I agree, nothing like a compression fitting on water. It is also a great
and inexpensive way to convert copper over to plastic.
RJ
- Original Message -
From: Bob Kennedy
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 22:24
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan]
Yeah, that would be more my concern is burning myself or the damned
house down. grin Actually I probably would do ok, but I need to get a
torch first. Actually and I'm sure someone has covered this at some
point, but what is a good torch that would get the job done? I know
they have some th
It's a bit harder putting it back in with solder, but getting it out is
nothing. You do have to be careful if you're using a torch because there is a
flame that can start fires. I have a cookie sheet, an aluminum baking pan that
I use to deflect heat and flames. Haven't lost a house yet due t
Well I have to agree and first how can anyone say there is a
difference. If you think about it, most valves under a sink (at least
in my experience) have been of the compression type. WHen I lived in
my townhouse, I had to replace a number of valves. I could not really
cut these back becaus
Hi Claudia
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How to handle power managment features of Windows Vista
Toshiba provides this information "as is" without warranty of any kind,
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Hi,
Can anyone give me any ideas as to why my laptop fan seems to constantly
run, as of late?
The bottom of the unit doesn't feel hot; it does a good job of keeping it
pretty cool, but should it constantly be running?
This is a Toshiba laptop; it's 3 years old!
Claudia
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