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I am about to buy a wireless security system (e.g. the GE Simon), to be monitored by NextAlarm or alarm.com.
I wonder if any of the wireless sensors I already have (left by the prev. owner) can be reused in a new system I buy, like 5 wireless 58xx Ademco components (4 doors and 1 PIR). There is also a Homesight wireless door/window senso, HMSM4140. Can anyone tell me how I figure out what might be compatible with what. Isn't there one or a few standard protocols that is being used? I have tried to look up transmission protocols but basically been unsuccessful - perhaps I look in the wrong places? There must be a simple way of checking the specs to determine if the sensor signal can be picked up by the control panel - without having to first buy the panel and do trial and error ;-)
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If you want to reuse your existing wireless sensors, make sure your alarm panel is made by the same manufacturer. If you have existng Ademco sensors, you must use an Ademco panel with a wireless receiver such as the Ademco 5881. Nextalarm will support any number of different panels that use the 'contact ID' signalling standard. Don't feel you must use one of the panels that Nextalarm sells. I use a Ademco Vista 20P and have it monitored by Nextalarm. Those wireless sensors aren't cheap. You will probably want to try to reuse them. Check out the excellent forums at: |
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Lucas Foglia grew up on a farm on Long Island just 30 miles from Manhattan. His parents were part of the post 1960's "back to the land movement". Much of the area surrounding the family home became increasingly urbanised, but his parents continued to strive for self-sufficiency. "While malls and supermarkets developed around us, we heated our house with wood, farmed and canned our food, and bartered the plants we grew for everything from shoes to dental work".
Lucas Foglia is a graduate of Yale, where he was taught by Gregory Crewdson and Tod Papageorge. In 2006 Foglia set off with his camper van and camera and for five years travelled throughout the southeastern States - Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Georgia– immersing himself in the lives of people living in remote, often alternative communities. The friendships that grew from these experiences formed the foundations for the photographs he took. Foglia himself describes the pictures as an "interpreted narrative" of life off the grid. They serve as an intimate portrayal of people who, motivated by environmental concerns, by religious beliefs, and by the global economic recession– build their homes using local materials; obtain their water from nearby springs, and hunt, gather, and grow their own food. In the pictures we see a real joy in the beauty of nature, and yet also the hardships of living in this way. "I wanted to see if I could find the absolute, if there were communities or individuals who lived off the grid and were wholly self-sufficient."
The harmonious natural colours, and iconic, evocative compositions are at once a vision of the pastoral and also an idealised view of sustainable living. However, Foglia does not shy away from highlighting the social issues facing these communities and the contrast to and undeniable continuing connection with, contemporary urban life. Indeed he notes - "Many have websites that they update using laptop computers and cell phones that they charge on car batteries or solar panels".


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Usability and Wireless Technologies for Our Health- improving the user experience
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An ugly dispute between Rebecca Mader and her former Lost bosses over the correct age of her late character, Charlotte, appears to have been settled. Read the full post.
'Lost' exclusive: War erupts over Charlotte's real age!
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If I were on the LOST staff I'd tell everyone (in a flashback, of course) that the character of Charlotte lied on her resume to get the job with the boat in order to get herself back to the island. Ben, you may recall, got his info from his 'snitch' on the boat, and Walt's dad obviously got it from her resume or other forged paperwork she gave them. Therefore Ben got the wrong year from his source. And Charlotte didn't correct him since no woman is likely to admit to being half a decade or more older. (And Ben got everything else right so the wrong year might have even slipped past her anyway.)
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We're just following our President's wonderful example.
Saying that the actress changed her age in the script makes no sense. They expected us to believe that one supporting actress changed a line of dialogue and none of the actors, nor the director or assistant director on set said anything? It's nice that they apologized but they really shouldn't have blamed her in the first place – and there is no way Rebecca Mader looks 37.
what real difference does it make, her character has been killed off!
They're not making this up as they go along. They've foreshadowed the Faraday/Charlotte story since the characters were introduced, and it's going to be major. You can even tell what was left out because of the writers' strike.
No, her character is alive and well. But she's a child in 1977. And she's still going to be important. Very.
Just out of curiousity, how does all of this talk about the originally conceived/scripted age of 37(!) jibes with their originally conceived plan to have Kristen Bell play Charlotte. Rebecca Mader doesn't look 37 by any means, but Kristen Bell was playing a teenager not too long ago.
OK team Darlton now fix it! Make Ben realize he had the wrong info cause her parents gave her fake info to protect her island past and make her not believe it was real.
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Technically, if Charlotte was born in say 1970 or '71(the girl looked 3 or four) than that would have made her character around 34 or 33. Remember, she landed on the island in late 2004, not the 2008 (the date when the show aired). So I could buy her as a 33 year old but 37 is pushing it. Especially, when we are supposed to believe that Ethan was 27 (born 1977) when he first encountered the 815ers. The actor who played Ethan was actually born 12 year earlier in 1965. The question I have is what happened to DHARMA leaders Horace Goodspeed's first wife Olivia. It seems that the producers totally forgot about her.
Not 37
She wouldn't be 37 anyway, she would be 33, if that makes any difference. If she was born in 1971 we'll say, when her character showed up on the island, it was still 2004 on the show. 2004-1971=33. Not that big of a difference but she could pass for 33 easier than 37.
Olivia's gone
And won't be back. But I believe she can be explained away as a sister. She's a prime example of why people who want their TV shows to be planned to the smallest detail will necessarily always be disappointed.
What I want to know is why she was lurking around in the shadows while Christian was talking to Sun and Lapidus last week. Creepiest.thing.ever.
No…the producers don't forget about Olivia, everybody "assume" that she was Horace's couple, but they don't specifically say that. We'll probably see what she really was in the next episodes.
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Man! It was exciting enough to have Darlton read my question on the podcast–now to have it referenced by Ausiello! I actually hadn't heard about Rebecca Mader's response, but glad to know the real story.
I agree with Nicotine and other like minded people who stated that this isn't a big deal. The age discrepancy was noticeable, but in a show that requires an entire chart of details to keep track of, screwing up one is kind of expected. If it's something as trivial as someone's age, it's forgivable. At least Cuse and Lindelof owned up to their mistake before the dispute got much uglier (which it easily could've been).
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Camouflage primarily utilizes methods of concealment or deception. It aims to hide its wearer or mislead pursuers. To better explain this to our visitors the exhibit has been broken down into four categories: obscuring, mimicry, disruptive and countershading.
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What caught my eye the other day is this insane chuckler in Florida law (F.S. 212.0515) requiring a vending machine operator to register his machine with the state, and "affixing a notice to each machine" saying among other things, "Notice to the customer: Report any machine without a notice. You may be eligible for a cash reward."
The Florida Department of Revenue then dutifully promulgated a regulation mandating that the type in the notice "must not be smaller than 14-point bold face, and the words 'cash reward' must not be smaller than 30 point."
It would seem as though our legislators and regulators want the notice that isn't there to be more visible to the customer who can't see it because it isn't there, by requiring it to be printed bold face type. Or could one assume that our bureaucrats are so full of themselves that they believe the average customer has read F.S. 212.0515, and searches likely locations for unlabeled machines in order to claim a reward?
You can't make this stuff up. What is so disheartening is that the average citizen is so conditioned to senseless warnings or regulations they treat them like junk mail. I just sprayed a door hinge with silicone.
A bold warning in red type on the can reads: "DANGER. DO NOT SWALLOW." (It was just by sheer luck that the can is too big for me to swallow.) But we all know there lurks a law or regulation behind the decision that prompted the manufacturer to print this notice on the can — which on the face of it is ambiguous. (You're not stupid enough to try to swallow the can, but you might be dumb enough to squirt the contents down your throat.)
As I said, you can't make this stuff up. It's bad enough that the public has to deal with a forever intrusive government, but now imagine the confusion and costs confronting the average person in business. Bureaucrats salivate over the thought of regulating the private sector, either because of ideology or their own personal job security. They — particularly lawyers — have to do something to justify their existence. I should know. In one of my incarnations as a lawyer, I struggled with analyzing this creative nonsense for a corporate employer.
Federal, state and local governments like to do what they do best — regulate. This is the bureaucrats' raison d'etre. It gives the people in government power, which is an aphrodisiac to any normal person. They can't help it. Promulgating rules is in their DNA. This is their mission.
It invariably results in increasing the size of government, which increases the pay scale and perks of those on top, as their influence increases. It often provides a stealthy revenue enhancer for government; as opposed to a more visible and objectionable direct tax on profits or income.
We have become so accustomed to subjection to bureaucratic rulemaking, we take it for granted. The uneducated or ill-informed don't realize it takes a lot of laws and bureaucrats to expand the welfare state that we have become — but the recipients of all this largess could hardly be expected to complain, by biting the hand that feeds them. if they have to fill out a few forms.
The stories being told are the stuff of legend. The statistics are so mind-numbing they don't even register anymore. To say that The Federal Register, which contains all federal regulations, was 34,844 pages long in mid-year 2011 and growing at the rate of 200 pages a day, doesn't seem to mean anything to anyone anymore, much less our legislators.
Our Constitution, including the Bill of Rights, is a paltry six pages long. These were the rules that created a democratic republic.
As far back as 2008, the Small Business Administration estimated yearly regulatory costs at $1.75 trillion. (Others estimate the costs to be much higher.) That amounts to over $8,000 per employee. We are now confronted with regulatory costs competing with equally unsustainable federal deficits — and everyone yawns. It simply doesn't mean anything anymore.
The Heritage Foundation reports — and this is a matter of record — "The Obama administration imposed 75 new major regulations from January 2009 To mid-FY 2011 with annual costs of $38 billion." Here's the bad news. This doesn't include the flood of regulations that will flow from just the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law, Obamacare and the EPA. The average person doesn't realize, or simply doesn't care, that agency heads are a part of the executive branch, and with an ideologue as chief executive, we are at a tipping point of no return with aggressive rulemaking.
In essence we have unelected bureaucrats "passing" new laws because legislation is hundreds of pages long, and so complex, legislators don't read or understand it, so they delegate rule-making to the agency with the words, "as the Secretary may determine." (Dodd-Frank mandates 400 rulemaking opportunities, and President Obama's people haven't even gotten to 100 so far.)
So in a very real sense, the full impact of this law is actually unknowable, as is Obamacare, and the new environmental laws. What a joke. The private sector will have to comply with unknowable laws to be written in the future by progressives, whose goal is to expand the reach of government with unknown added costs to a private sector being asked to create jobs. Wow. What a recipe for companies to outsource jobs to other countries or to sit on cash until after the election.
It is critical that we elect people with real world business experience who understand he hidden costs to business of unnecessary regulations, and the danger of giving regulators the unbridled power to smother the private sector. Yet one Florida democratic representative noted, "I think the free enterprise system is absolutely too important to be left to the voluntary action of the marketplace."
There is an inherent problem in being a progressive ideologue. It means you cannot hold two opposing views in your mind at the same time. This was best explained by Seneca, a first century Roman philosopher who observed, "Many men would have arrived at wisdom had they not believed themselves to have arrived there already."


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Global picture, local lessons: e-learning policy and accessibility
This research report was commissioned by the Ministry and undertaken by Massey University. This examined the existing international state and federal/provincial policy in the area of e-Learning, and attempted to determine the outcomes of the policy implementation. It also considered subsequent and proposed amendments and the reasons for those. It determined the nature of government-funded infrastructural arrangements for e-Learning, focusing on the specific barriers and enablers faced by small and remote communities.
Both areas (policy and accessibility) included Australia, Canada, the UK, EU states, federal and state policy in the USA, and the more developed Asian nations. It also considered trans-national organisations as part of the context of policy formation e.g. the Commonwealth of Learning and UNESCO.
Author(s): Dr Bill Anderson (Project Director), Dr Mark Brown, Fiona Murray, Dr Mary Simpson, Mandia Mentis
Date Published: September 2006
Going abroad: What do we know about people going overseas after tertiary study?
This report looks at people who used the Student Loan Scheme while undertaking tertiary study, and then went overseas. It profiles those overseas and looks at the characteristics of those who return to New Zealand and of those who stay away
The analysis finds that at any point in time, a high proportion of borrowers will be overseas-based. Of those who were found to have returned, most did so after a reasonably short period – three years or less. But a large proportion had been away for longer than three years and was still based overseas at the end of our data series.
While those overseas have poor student loan repayment records overall, those who return make good progress in repaying loans. Those who return repay at a slightly faster rate than those who never went overseas, in part because they are more likely to have higher qualifications that lead to higher earnings.
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Date Published: January 2012
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This report gives an overview of the literature published between 2004 and 2013 relating to government and sector-level tertiary e-learning initiatives in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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I was scheduled to have surgery a few weeks ago. I was trying to finish up various loose ends around the yard, while I still could. I dug up some Lollipop Asiatic lilies that I decided did not look right mixed in with some hostas. (Without knowing exactly where I wanted to move them to.) Then it started to rain, suddenly and hard, so I put them in a garbage can lid, covered them with another lid, then slung it all under a bush to await better weather. Then it rained for 3 days. Every now and then I peeked at the bulbs and stems to make sure they were OK, promising I would give them a much better new home…soon. Then my surgery date arrived without an opportunity to finish anything else in the yard.
Then (with my mind on other things) I totally forgot about them! It's been 3 weeks since my surgery and I finally got out to do a little gardening today. Suddenly remembered…oh! The lilies! Went looking and they were gone. Asked my husband if he remembered seeing them. Uh-oh…He had been trying to help me out and cleaned up the yard. Carefully stacked the empty pots in the garage and saved the plant tags for my files. Put all the "waste" in the landscape pickup bin…which was picked up a week ago. Can't blame him. Since I normally use garbage can lids in the yard for collecting weeds as I pull them, he thought I had meant to throw them out! Notes to self… 1) Don't dig up what you don't have an IMMEDIATE home for!
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I think your handling it quite well. I think I would have started crying. I will be digging a few of mine up as soon as I finish with the new rose bed. That is, if it would stop raining every other freaking day. |
We're crying for rain in NorCal and your complaining of too much. It will be 100 today and possibly for a few days. My lilies are kept in pots because of poor drainage so they do not do well. Trying to work up the courage to find a spot in the yard this yr. |
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Carlos Ayesta is an architechural photographer with a passion for the dangerous. He decided the world needed another perspective of Paris, so he strapped up and abseiled from buildings such as the Eiffel Tower, La Grande Arche de la Défense, the Center of New Industries and Technologies (CNIT), Tour EQHO and Tour Sequoia. As he traversed the buildings and hung down, he captured the City of Lights as few have seen it. [Read more…]
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Even though the shaking and waves ended many months ago, the threat of the Japan tsunami still looms large… but how much of that threat is in our heads and how much of it is real? In many ways the danger of Fukushima and the resulting radiation contamination is imperceptible, forcing a society struggling to exist in the wake of massive destruction to build personal boundaries based on their own judgment of risk. In this landscape there is no clear border and everything is a gray area. [Read more…]


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The term Insulated Shipping Containers can refer to the packaging for
shipping temperature sensitive products that form part of a cold chain.
There are many remarkable innovations and in the packaging industry that
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The term Insulated Shipping Containers can refer to the packaging for shipping temperature sensitive products that form part of a cold chain. There are many remarkable innovations and in the packaging industry that do the job well.
However we are talking about the Insulated ISO Container as being generally a 20 ft or 40 ft metal conex shipping container.
They are used to ship temperature sensitive goods or products which don't require refrigeration, but which would deteriorate in conditions of great temperature variance.
(Non-powered cooling strategies – using dry ice or pre-cooled cargo)
The insulation is invaluable in very hot or cold situations.
See other custom shipping containers for portable container offices and bunkhouses we use a range of energy conservation options.
Different insulation, and in fact all materials, have different R values. This is a way to describe how quickly energy, heat, transmits through the material.
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These insulated conex containers are very popular as they overcome the 'hot-as-hell' and 'freezing cold' shipping container syndrome.
Metal is a wonderfully strong substance but it does not have very good insulating properties.
Metal shipping containers which are designed with strong posts withstand tremendous pressures.
So using insulation and a metal container gives you the benefits of both – a strong temperature controlled environment.
Using insulated storage containers would of course depend on the application.
Some applications don't warrant the expense of insulation.
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Insulated storage containers have also been used as small hospitals or operating theaters and sound studios.
And I'm sure that many other applications are possible.
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Q: If at 55, I take up to $165,000 out of my super as a lump sum tax free, when I turn 60 will I be able to draw down as a lump sum the rest of my super tax free?
For an individual to access preserved super benefits they must satisfy a condition of release, such as or retiring on or after preservation age, turning 65, or terminating an employment arrangement on or after the age of 60. Note that preservation age is 55 years for anyone born before July 1960.
Assuming an individual aged 55 has access to super benefits, that is they have retired, then how a lump sum is taxed depends on the components of the benefit. A super benefit can be made up of two components – tax-free and taxable components.
The tax-free component of the super benefit is tax-free regardless of the age that a person received the benefit. The taxable component is taxable depending on the age that the individual receives the benefit. If the individual receives the benefit on or after the age of 60, then the entire benefit – both tax-free and taxable components – is free of tax.
If an individual retires, and receives a superannuation lump sum on or after the age of 55 (but before the age of 60), he or she can take advantage of the low-rate cap, an indexed lifetime limit that applies to an individual's taxable component. An individual can receive up to $165,000 (for the 2011/2011 year) of their taxable component tax-free, provided the component is a taxed element (all super benefits, except certain benefits from public sector funds).
The low-rate cap is in addition to any tax-free component. If a lump sum exceeds the lifetime low-rate cap then tax is payable on the taxable component at the rate of 16.5%.
Note: If an individual has withdrawn super benefits in the past, he or she may have used up some, or all, of their low-rate cap which means he or she may have to pay tax on the taxable component when he or she takes additional lump sums.
When an individual turns 60 and the superannuation benefits are from a taxed source (that is, all super benefits except certain benefits from some public sector super funds), then any superannuation lump sums can be taken free of tax, regardless of previous superannuation withdrawals.
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This lil mama can't get enough of this VOODOO. His farmstep is just burning hot fire that is a mixture of everything I love about music. I just listed him in our feature of 50 artists under 5000 followers on SoundCloud, and as I said in the piece, I can only hope that we will be getting much more out of the Voodoo Farm camp in 2014.
The artists sampled on this track include: Sublime, The Supremes, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, Snoop, The Isley Brothers, J Dilla, Aaron Neville, and the Jackson 5. It is amazing how this dude puts sounds together. Also mixed in are the bass, guitar, vocals, and saxophone of his friends. It is enough old school kick and new school originality to make your head sping, with a kick of funk and sass that takes this sound the sixth or seventh gear. I know those don't exist, but either does a sound like this. Or at least it didn't, until now.
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July 20-23 Cincinnati, OH EAA Warbirds Squadron 18 will host Historical Flight Foundations DC-7B aircraft tour stop & rides. Start 9 am each day. Info: 513-241-1661. July 20-22 Rock Falls, IL Warbirds Over Whiteside event held at Whiteside County Airport (KSQI). All types of warbirds are welcome. Aircraft owners & crews receive discounts on fuel, hotel, transportation and nightly hangar parties. Make this a stop on the way to AirVenture 2012! Info: Gary Schopp 815-632-3182 or Mike Dowell 815-622-3591. July 23-29 Oshkosh, WI EAA AirVenture, World's Greatest Aviation Celebration. Info: www.warbirds-eaa.org/events/airventure.html. July 28 Everett, WA Fighter Evolution Day during Free Summer Fly Days at the Flying Heritage Museum. This month the P-51 & Spitfire will be flying across the sky! The flights are planned activities but are subject to weather conditions, pilot availability, and the mechanical condition of the aircraft. Fly Days may be cancelled without notice due to these factors. Please call (877) FHC-3404 or visit us at www.flyingheritage.com.
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As a guest of Danielle House, you'll share our hospitality with other families in similar circumstances - people who can relate to you and your present needs and experiences.
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The park is divided up into seven themed areas. Each theme area is designed to ensure that guests of all ages will find much to explore and enjoy at the LEGO® experiment centres, roller coasters, water attractions and shows. The whole family can embark on a day-long voyage of discovery and adventure.
Be Gulliver for a day as you head to MINILAND, the centrepiece of the park. Here, on a scale of 1:20, famous Asian towns and landscapes have been recreated from over 25 million LEGO bricks, with loving attention to detail. To make MINILAND as realistic as possible, people, animals, cars, ships, trains and aeroplanes can be moved at the touch of a button.
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Presbyterian churches will hold 'triple revival' September 7-9
Fayette Presbyterian Church will host a "triple revival" Sept. 7 - 9, combining the efforts of three local churches — New Life, The Summit, and Fayette Presbyterian churches. The revival theme is, "Fed by the Spirit; Led to Serve." The guest speaker is the Rev. Gregory Bently, senior pastor of the Fellowship Presbyterian Church from Huntsville, Ala.
Each church will lead a service and New Life and Fayette.will combine choirs, On Friday night at 7 p.m., New Life Presbyterian Church will lead worship. On Saturday night at 7 p.m., Fayette Presbyterian Church will lead worship. On Sunday Morning at 10:30 a.m. The Summit and Fayette Presbyterian churches will lead worship together. A brunch is planned for Sunday afternoon and all churches will lead worship.
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- John Smith
- October 21, 2013 - 06:25
No one talks about Bay D'Espoir anymore, although, at the time many opposed it...sound familiar? Same will hold true for muskrat 99% of the opposition is purely political. Oh...and does anyone proof read articles anymore?
- Brad
- October 16, 2013 - 00:29
is that 600 megawatts per day? per week? just curious.
- Fred Penner
- October 15, 2013 - 16:02
One day, Muskrat Falls will be even more valuable.
- Leslie Wilmott
- October 13, 2013 - 13:41
I really enjoyed your story on the Bay d'Espoir power plant. I worked at that project during my university years, one summer driving a rock wagon, a PR619, then another summer with Shawmont Engineering doing laboratory soil testing and another time working in the warehouse and doing some expediting. I remember one time being about 12 feet down in a hole taking soil samples, when the sides started to cave in on me. Luckily the backhoe driver was in his seat and got the shovel down to me so that I could grab hold of the teeth and be lifted to safety.
- lonenewfwolf
- October 12, 2013 - 08:24
the reason the 230kV line has not been approved is b/c it's all that's reqd to make the island system operate smoothly. no need for muskrat or any of the rest of it. we've been scammed. the avalon power demand could be met by adding this line which will enable the already excess power in central to flow to the expanding avalon population. ask a power engineer.