Tyler writes:
> Why do you want gas rather than electric? I've always had an electric
> stove until 6mo ago when I moved to my current place, with a gas
> stove. It seems to take a lot longer to boil water than all of the
> electric stoves I've had, and I'm a bit worried about ventilation (is
> i
I like gas, but all my wife has ever cooked on is electric, so electric it
is.
Benefits of gas?
You have more control over gas
Gas is instant heat
Gas is also instant off
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Would be great for getting a better look at the bits wanting resolder
clay
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Why do you want gas rather than electric? I've always had an electric
stove until 6mo ago when I moved to my current place, with a gas
stove. It seems to take a lot longer to boil water than all of the
electric stoves I've had, and I'm a bit worried about ventilation (is
it safe to use with
Banned light is like NA beer
Just makes you want to pee without the buzz
clay
On Mar 17, 2009, at 9:27 PM, Rick Knoble wrote:
yea, everyone wanted it, I set it up, now nobody posts there.
Tyler wrote:
I tried that yesterday but nobody would reply on there...
It never came through on Banne
Look for a full shade blend of grass seed, so the lack of lumens and
photons will not hamper the lawn growth
clay
On Mar 17, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Allan Streib wrote:
"Wilton Strickland" writes:
Apply sunshine, lime (dolomite lime), reduce moisture, aerate the
soil.
Sounds like a plan. Can
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That might work in some environments, but out here in Seattle we get
soaked all winter long, and then after July 4th, the sun comes out and
it fails to rain until ... well, a long time. I would hate to have to
water my moss instead of watching it turn black and look like crap for
a few mon
Try adding lime and calcium as well as iron to the soil. Top dress
the lawn with a good top soil or compost after you seed this spring.
First, though, plug the lawn, add your amendments and let it soak in
for a week or so with the spring showers. Then you should be able to
seed and dress.
It came back to me and it's also in the archives (it's the only post
in March).
On Mar 17, 2009, at 9:27 PM, Rick Knoble wrote:
yea, everyone wanted it, I set it up, now nobody posts there.
Tyler wrote:
I tried that yesterday but nobody would reply on there...
It never came through on Ban
> ..BINGO. I think moss is a fungus, and on what does a fungus feed?..
>
Oh, do you now?
RLE
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Sounds like a good idea to me!
On Mar 17, 2009, at 7:10 PM, OK Don wrote:
Exactly! If it doesn't need mowing, Encourage it.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Mitch Haley wrote:
Allan Streib wrote:
Anyone know whether there's anything I can do to make the area less
moss-friendly without har
> yea, everyone wanted it, I set it up, now nobody posts there.
>
> Tyler wrote:
>> I tried that yesterday but nobody would reply on there...
It never came through on Banned Lite.
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> My yard is continually invaded by moss. I just spent most of the day
> raking it off the ground, exposing bare dirt underneath, which I'm going
> to reseed. I've done this before, though, and the moss comes back so it
> seems like a losing battle.
>
> Anyone know whether there's anything I can
Peter Frederick writes:
> Moss likes acid soil, low light, and poor nutrient conditions.
>
> What is your soil like?
Seems rich enough, though I'm not sure about the acidity. The area was
all woods less than 10 years ago -- would have had a lot of leaf cover
decaying every fall, guess that coul
yea, everyone wanted it, I set it up, now nobody posts there.
Tyler wrote:
I tried that yesterday but nobody would reply on there...
Sincerely,
Tyler
On Mar 17, 2009, at 8:17 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
OK folks, time to take it to banned lite, Good discussion, just does
not belong here.
If the discussion stays non-flaming and only discusses the currect
economic situation and does not become political, then its fine. If it
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I tried that yesterday but nobody would reply on there...
Sincerely,
Tyler
On Mar 17, 2009, at 8:17 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
OK folks, time to take it to banned lite, Good discussion, just
does not belong here.
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OK folks, time to take it to banned lite, Good discussion, just does
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89 300E, 87 300SDL x2, 85 380SE 5.0 Euro, 85 190D, 84 190D x2,
84 300D euro manny, 81 240D, 80 240D, 76 240D
r Buick. Wonder
why?
This weekend, will run a can or two of Diesel Purge thru the injectors so it
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Moss is not a fungus (kingdom Fungi)- it is a plant (kingdom Plantae).
It feeds on sunlight, water, and soil just like other plants, but it
prefers low light and high moisture. This is why it usually lives in
the shadow of larger objects that block direct sun, keeping it from
drying out. I
And Wilton is on the right track.
Moss usually doesn't compete very well with grass, so the conditions
are poor for grass
Peter
On Mar 17, 2009, at 10:04 PM, Peter Frederick wrote:
Moss likes acid soil, low light, and poor nutrient conditions.
What is your soil like?
Peter
On Mar 17
"Wilton Strickland" writes:
> Apply sunshine, lime (dolomite lime), reduce moisture, aerate the
> soil.
Sounds like a plan. Can't do much about the sunshine, though, without
cutting trees which is not really something I want to do. Though most
areas do get some sun for part of the day at least
Moss likes acid soil, low light, and poor nutrient conditions.
What is your soil like?
Peter
On Mar 17, 2009, at 8:59 PM, Allan Streib wrote:
My yard is continually invaded by moss. I just spent most of the day
raking it off the ground, exposing bare dirt underneath, which I'm
going
to res
Apply sunshine, lime (dolomite lime), reduce moisture, aerate the soil.
Wilton
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I paid $1.80 today.
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UGH, it's still $1.95 over
Wonko the Sane writes:
> Ah-HA. Where the grass withers, the moss takes over. Darwin 101. In my yard,
> it is mushrooms rather than moss. That, and I think there is an ancient,
> abandoned sewer pipe (I've seen its clay head poking up thru the ground when
> the weather is just right) is leaking m
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> I have a huge gas line in the basement that runs up to behind our
> electric range. I'd just have to rip out some cabinets and counters to
> make room for the oversized unit. (Ha ha -- he said unit.) But quite
> frankly, being empty-nesters as we are, I don't really need
Wonko the Sane writes:
> You obviously have way too much moisture.
Strangly the moss flourishes most where the trees hang over the grass,
blocking most rainfall and the grass seems to wither and die there while
the moss takes over. Or maybe the moss is strangling the grass.
I wonder if soil ac
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Mitch Haley writes:
> Why not forget the grass and cultivate the native moss?
I prefer a lawn
> It probably doesn't even need mowing.
I enjoy mowing the lawn.
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> 1 -- I don't have gas lights in my house, but I wish I had a gas stove
> rather than an electric stove. A really big, restaurant quality stove and
> oven. (I am to cooking as you are to brewing brew.)
I wanted to get one of those too -- have so far been disuaded because
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Exactly! If it doesn't need mowing, Encourage it.
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I had a web site bookmarked some years ago about people completely
covering their yards with moss -- they were gorgeous, required little
care, and were totally totally the best to walk on barefoot. I'll see
if I can find it and forward it along. YOu might want to encourage that
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I was going to say the same thing. There must be some environmental reason
for the moss to grow. And it this it true, you need to accept things "as is"
or change the environment.
For example, you aren't going to pant a peach tree grove in the desert
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Are you going to plant and harvest it by hand?
Are you planning to use fertilizer and other soil nutrients?
If you don't, will you plan for more land due to the reduced yield per
acre of natural grown plants?
How much will the oil press cost to buy and run?
How much does seed cost for planting?
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Euan, Just to make sure, Are you replacing the complete cable, inner
flex and outer sleeve or just the inner flex drive? If you are doing
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replaced as it may be too worn and causing the inner flex drive to get
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Anyone know whether there's anything I can do to make the area less
moss-friendly without harming the grass?
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Look -- I don't think anyone objects to the government stepping in and
pumping capital into big companies important to our economy.
Speak for yourself, Mister.
Imagine that it's 1930, and the Acme Gas Light Company is too big to fail, but
it HAS failed. Should the Hoover
My yard is continually invaded by moss. I just spent most of the day
raking it off the ground, exposing bare dirt underneath, which I'm going
to reseed. I've done this before, though, and the moss comes back so it
seems like a losing battle.
Anyone know whether there's anything I can do to make
Are these similar to castor beans? I recall reading that someone
(Brazil?) was making BioD from castor oil.
Allan
OK Don writes:
> Yup - how many gallons to plant, grow, harvest, press, process those beans
> into something usable?
>
> On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:41 PM, Wilton Strickland wrote:
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> More than outrage that these losers are walking away with millions is
> the outrage that these losers are walking away with millions from the
> public coffers, money intended to prop up the company (and not the
> individual bank accounts of its employees).
We're giving a
Geithner told to stop AIG bonuses
Today's Daily Bell
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Branding the situation an 'outrage' for American taxpayers, who control around
80% of the company, the US President said that AIG had fallen into financial
distress due to "recklessness and greed" and questioned the j
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Possibly, possibly not, but what would have happened to our economy and the
spending value of YOUR DOLLAR if they had been allowed to fail?
Less damage than was done by 'saving' them, that's the only thing that's truly
certain here. The simple way to save them from their ow
ar that they "cooked the books". Everyone else in the same
industry
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doesn't compete with people starving ??
If the plant is being grown on land that would otherwise be growing a food
crop then there is no difference.
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$1.83 Hee Hee
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Subject: [MBZ] Beans for Diesel
> I did some calculating after sending my last msg - with a possible 1600
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I did some calculating after sending my last msg - with a possible 1600
gal/acre I calculated my wife needs roughly 250 gal to commute to/from
work/year - so a little over 1/8th acre would give us the needed beans.
Hmmm...I have 1/3 acre available so that might work.
Hey! Free driving! ;-)
O
Was flipping thru boring magazines in a doctors waiting room when a article
caught my attention - seems a tree/bush grows beans that can be turned into
pretty high quality diesel fuel. They said a guy in Fla had planted several
hundred (thousand?) acres in the stuff as an investment and he had
"Tom Hargrave" writes:
> AIG and the others are an entirely different situation. This is
> institution wide - affecting all large banks & most medium size
> banks. And because of this, you can hardly blame "bad management" of
> one institution for the problem. The experts already agree that the
>
Fmiser writes:
> If the flat hose is not obstructed, and yet it pops of from
> the pressure then either there is something blocking the far
> end OR the flow rate is so high that the pressure can still
> build up.
>
> My vote is the cyclone oil seprator inside the air cleaner
> housing is plugged
I think it will essentially be like driving anywhere else, except when someone
cuts you off, you have to swear at
them in French.
Randy
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I can see one business going under & being accused of bad management - take
Enron for example. But they were one company in their industry and it was
very clear that they "cooked the books". Everyone else in the same industry
waded through the Enron crises without a problem.
AIG and the others are
So, those who had Objectives and Goals to put AIG into a financial
catastrophe felt around the world will be rewardedthose with
Objectives and Goals to provide legal and moral income have failed and
will go without. I get it now.
Contracts mean nothing ...all around this great country there ar
tyler writes:
> If AIG chooses to accept bailouts from the federal government, doesn't
> that give the government the right to set any conditions they want?
At any time, as public opinion dicatates? That seems a pretty broad
right.
OTOH AIG should have seen this coming. With government money
This does not change my argument or the point I was trying to make. I can
almost guarantee that the bonus plan was a CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT between the
Company and those receiving bonuses. And legally, they may have had no
choice but to pay the bonuses providing the ones receiving the bonuses lived
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If AIG chooses to accept bailouts from the federal government, doesn't
that give the government the right to set any conditions they want? The
bonuses may be fair and earned, but an organization that is at risk of
failing due to lack of funds can no longer afford non-essential costs
like bonuse
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Allen wrote: "Some idiot congressman is on TV now proposing a 60% tax
surcharge on "excess" executive pay in companies that have taken bail-out
money.
That's right a 95% tax rate."
Senator Chris Dodd proposed a 90% tax on those bonuses last night. The same
Senator Dodd that got a sweetheart
Hi Andrew
I'll be interested in replies to this.
I've lived with a jittery speedo since an indy barbarian screwed up a
speedo recalibration 180,000 miles ago.
The fix has always been to replace the cable. In all other respects,
everything seems to be fine. Cable takes the correct path from g
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lace the oil cooler lines.
Rusty has 4 each upper and lower depending on the engine number. How do I
find that out so I can order the right thing?
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Replaced a leaking caliper on the '83 2
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