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Use Your Spring Cleaning Aids
My vacuum and dishwasher are my spring cleaning aids. Glass globes from overhead light fixtures, decorative plates, ceramic canisters, glass candle holders and anything that I feel is safe (don't forget that hard to clean toothbrush holder) all go in the dishwasher with white vinegar (dishwasher detergent can cause tiny pits). It all washes while I do other things and they come out shiny and dry.
The vacuum with various attachments cleans furniture (upholstered and wood), blinds, picture frames, windowsills, above doors, walls and ceilings. Some things may need a bit more cleaning, but the gathered up dust in the vacuum makes it easier to identify what needs a bit more elbow grease.
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We use a power washer for the decks and stairs and outdoor planters and furniture. This is much faster and better than scrubbing.
Wash Walls with Ease
I use a mop to wash walls. I did it the old-fashioned way one time and I would never do it again in my life that way. My mop has a Velcro head on it so it can be thrown in the washer afterwards. Wall washing goes so fast this way. I can even do it with a child hanging on my leg.
Clean to the Beat
Seeing how I absolutely hate to clean, I have found the only thing that really works for me is music. I turn on my favorite music and I dance and clean my way to a clean house. I actually had my husband burn me a CD with my most favorite songs and the only time I listen to this CD is when I have major cleaning to do. My kids now get into the act because they enjoy the music as well, and my dogs run for cover. They know as soon as they hear a certain song that the vacuum cleaning is coming on next, so they run and hide.
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Declutter, Donate and Organize!
The easiest way to clean your home is to remove the clutter! Get rid of the things you don't use or need. Have a yard sale or donate them to a charity. Then get organized. Everything in your house should have a place and everything should be in its place. Even paperwork! Cleaning your house is easy when you don't need to pick everything up first.
Employ your family. They helped mess it up, so they can help clean it up. When my kids were really little, I would pick up toys, socks, and jackets and put them in a laundry basket at night. In the morning, when they were fresh and ready for action, we'd make a game of seeing how fast we could put everything back in its place! Divide and conquer. Declutter one room at a time or even one drawer at a time if necessary. When it's all neat and organized, clean one room a day. Dusting the whole house can seem overwhelming, but dusting the living room doesn't seem so bad. Remember to reward yourself for a job well done, even if its just basking in the cleanliness of the room for a few minutes!
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Double Duty Cleaning
We use spring cleaning to clean out our closets and dresser. Because of the change in the weather, this is a good time to sort and either give away or sell items that are not going to fit the children in the next cool season. You can also pack away usable items and replace them with more seasonable wear for warm weather. We do the reverse when fall arrives. This keeps all the closets and dressers cleaned out twice a year and lets us have a true idea of what the real needs are before we replace or purchase any new (or slightly used) clothes for the warmer or cooler weather to come. This allows us to only purchase or acquire replacements, not add a bunch of items to an already full closet.
Cindy in AZ
Many Hands Make Light Work
My sister, mom, and I are trying something different this year. We picked a weekend that is good for everyone and will gather at one house first and clean. Then we will bring the supplies to the next house and clean. Finally, we'll finish with the last house. Working together we can accomplish more in a shorter amount of time. Plus, we get to chat and spend time together as family. We plan to treat ourselves by going out to eat the Sunday after we're done. I am actually looking forward to cleaning this year!
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First Manage the Kid Clutter
The area with the most amount of clutter in my house is the kid's bedrooms. To help my 10-year-old son part with stuff, I tell him that he needs to choose ten toys to "share" and five stuffed animals to "adopt out" to charity. I'll need to do this several times. I try to space it out so it's not too traumatic and emphasize that we need to share, rather than emphasizing getting rid of stuff. Once the kid clutter has been reduced to a manageable level, then can I start spring cleaning.
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I am a professional cleaner. The best method I know of is to clean one room at a time. I usually start with the kitchen. I empty out drawers, vacuum up crumbs, and then wipe out. I do the same with cupboards. When I clean an oven that isn't self-cleaning, I put a glass pan of ammonia in the oven that has been heated up and turned off, so that it is still hot when you put the ammonia in. Let it work for as long as you possibly can. I use a sanding sponge with a medium grit that I purchased at the hardware store to clean the racks. Usually a couple of swipes over them with the sponge is all it takes. The narrow edge of the sanding sponge is perfect for getting in between the rack wires. Another method that works well for cleaning the racks is to saturate a towel with ammonia and lay it on the racks inside the oven and let it work overnight.
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Location | Mineral County, Nevada, USA |
Coordinates | 38°41′32″N 118°44′10″W / 38.69222°N 118.73611°WCoordinates: 38°41′32″N 118°44′10″W / 38.69222°N 118.73611°W |
Primary inflows | Walker River |
Primary outflows | evaporation |
Catchment area | Walker River Basin |
Basin countries | United States |
Max. length | 18 mi (29 km) |
Max. width | 7 mi (11 km) |
Surface area | 130 km² |
Max. depth | 500 ft (150 m) |
Walker Lake is a natural lake, 50.3 mi² (130 km²) in area, in the Great Basin in western Nevada in the United States. It is 18 mi (29 km) long and 7 mi (11 km) wide, located in northwestern Mineral County along the eastern side of the Wassuk Range, approximately 75 mi (120 km) southeast of Reno. The lake is fed from the north by the Walker River and has no natural outlet except absorption and evaporation.
The lakebed is a remnant of prehistoric Lake Lahontan that covered much of northwestern Nevada during the ice age. Although the ancient history of Walker Lake has been extensively studied by researchers seeking to establish a climatic timeline for the region as part of the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository study, this research has raised many puzzling questions. Unlike Pyramid Lake, the lake itself has dried up several times since the end of the Pleistocene, probably due to natural diversions of the Walker River into the Carson Sink. Also, this research found no evidence that the Walker Lake basin contained water during the Lake Lahontan highstand, although based on the surface elevation of the highstand evidenced elsewhere in the region it must have.
Walker Lake is the namesake of the geological trough in which it sits, and which extends from Oregon to Death Valley and beyond, the Walker Lane.
In the 19th century the area around the lake was inhabited by the Paiute. Extensive use of the water of the Walker River and its tributaries for irrigation since the late 19th century has resulted in a severe drop in the level of the lake. According the USGS, the level dropped approximately 140 ft (40 m) between 1882 and 1994.
The lower level of the lake has resulted in a higher concentration of stream pollutants. As of 2004[update] the salt concentration is above the lethal limit for most of the native fish species throughout much of the lake, and the survival of the Lahontan cutthroat trout in the lake will be threatened if inflow is not drastically increased. Also affected are the lake's Tui chub. In 2009, the town of Hawthorne canceled its Loon Festival because the lake, once a major stopover point for migratory loons, could no longer provide enough chub and other small fish to attract many loons.[1]
The Walker Lake State Recreation Area is located along the western shore of the lake. The Hawthorne Army Depot, which claims to be the world's largest ammunition depot, fills the valley to the south of the lake. U.S. Route 95 passes along the western shore of Walker Lake.
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DETROIT -- Max Scherzer is pitching so well, he's tough to beat.
The Detroit Tigers are pretty good, too, at the plate and in the field.
Scherzer pitched three-hit ball and struck out nine over eight innings, leading Detroit past the Houston Astros 2-0 Monday night for its season-high sixth straight victory.
The reigning Cy Young Award winner will get credit for the win, but acknowledged he had plenty of help.
Alex Avila threw out three runners. Austin Jackson sprinted toward the center field wall to catch a deep drive. Andrew Romine perfectly placed a bunt down the third base line to put Nick Castellanos in scoring position for Rajai Davis. Davis broke a scoreless tie with an RBI single in the seventh inning.
"Those are the little things that go on," Scherzer said. "That's why as a team, we're successful."
Victor Martinez hit a solo homer in the eighth inning and Joe Nathan pitched the ninth for his sixth save in eight chances for the AL-leading Tigers.
"You definitely enjoy the winning streaks," Scherzer said. "You play 162 games, if you don't enjoy these, you're just going to beat yourself up."
The Astros, who have the worst record in the majors, had a team meeting recently and manager Bo Porter told his players that they need to realize there is a lot of baseball left to play this season.
"I wanted to make sure that as a team, we don't lose sight of that," Porter said.
Scherzer (4-1) earned his fourth straight win. He has struck out at least seven in each of his seven starts this season, the only pitcher to pull off that feat in franchise history and the first for any team since San Francisco's Tim Lincecum in 2010.
"He's a Cy Young winner for a reason, but Jarred (Cosart) matched him pitch for pitch," Porter said. "That was a great performance, but we couldn't get him a win."
Jarred Cosart (1-3) allowed an unearned run and four hits in seven innings. Nick Castellanos reached in the seventh because first baseman Marc Krauss dropped a perfect throw from third baseman Matt Dominguez.
"I just took my eye off the ball," Krauss said. "That was a pretty bad time to do something like that because Cosart was pitching his guts out against one of the best teams in baseball, and I handed them another out in a key situation.
"I feel horrible because I cost him a great shot at a win," he said.
Scherzer gave up a leadoff walk to Krauss in the eighth and Jonathan Villar singled with one out. Jose Altuve then struck out and Avila threw out pinch-runner Marwin Gonzalez trying to steal third.
"That was definitely a momentum-shifter," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
Nathan walked Dexter Fowler to lead off the inning. Fowler tried to advance on a pitch in the dirt and was thrown out by Avila, a call that stood after a video review.
"I was a little surprised that they went down two runs," Avila said.
Houston's Anthony Bass, who pitched at nearby Wayne State University, gave up Martinez's homer.
Both starting pitchers slowed down lineups that have been more productive lately. The Tigers scored at least eight runs in each win during their three-game sweep at Kansas City last weekend. Houston had a combined 20 runs in its previous three games.
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The Tigers cleared the way for LHP Robbie Ray to make his major league debut. They took 1B Jordan Lennerton off their 40-man roster, outrighting his contract to Triple-A Toledo on Monday, and optioned RHP Jose Ortega to pitch for the Mud Hens. Ray is listed as the probable pitcher for Tuesday night's game at home against LHP Brett Oberholtzer (0-5) the Astros. The 22-year-old Ray was a key part of the offseason trade that sent RHP Doug Fister to Washington. ... Astros RHP Scott Feldman, who has been on the DL since mid-April with right biceps tendinitis, is expected to start Friday at Baltimore. ... Porter said RHP Matt Albers, on the DL with shoulder tendinitis, is "getting closer," to returning. ... Many of the Tigers were sporting Zubaz pants -- with orange and blue stripes -- in the clubhouse before the game and had matching flip flops, ties and headbands in their lockers. Ausmus said they were team-bonding gifts from RHP Joba Chamberlain. "The sad part is I had Zubaz when I was younger," the 45-year-old Ausmus said. "For the guys in the clubhouse, this is retro." ... Lions safety Glover Quin, Michigan guard Nik Stauskas and U.S. speedskating Olympian Kelly Gunther each threw a ceremonial first pitch.
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Scoring Summary
7th | R Davis singled to shallow left, N Castellanos scored, A Avila to third. | 0 | 1 | |
8th | V Martinez homered to right (390 feet). | 0 | 2 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Comerica Park, Detroit, MI |
Attendance | 26,475 (64.2% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:53 |
Weather | 53 degrees, overcast |
Wind | 0 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Mike Winters, First Base - Andy Fletcher, Second Base - Seth Buckminster, Third Base - Mike Muchlinski |
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Max Scherzer is the first Tigers pitcher to strike out seven or more hitters in each of his first seven appearances in a season.
It's tied for the second-longest streak for any team since 2000 - only Randy Johnson (15 straight in 2000) has a longer season-opening streak in that span. |
Max Scherzer has induced a miss on 31 percent of the swings taken against him, the fourth-highest rate in baseball. The Houston Astros have missed on 26 percent of their swings this season, the third-highest rate in baseball; that number rises to a league-leading 28 percent in two-strike counts. |
The Tigers took Max Scherzer out after 8 scoreless IP and 111 pitches. Scherzer has made most career starts in modern MLB history (172) without a complete game. |
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Those with means are still leaving the country; very few are returning. Father Sabri al-Maqdacy, a priest in the Arbil suburb of Ainkawa, says that almost all have lost hope that they can stay in Iraq, where most follow the Eastern-rite Catholic Chaldean church.
Mr. Maqdacy estimates that some 40,000 Christians have come to Ainkawa. Inside each big house live several refugee families who have fled cities such as Baghdad, Basra, and Mosul, where militant Islamic groups target Christians and clergy with attacks, kidnappings, and bombings. Mosul "is very bad now," he says. Refugees from Baghdad say churches have been targeted and it would be impossible to build new ones without them being attacked.
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Whenever you pay for something using your credit card, it costs businesses money. Typically, it costs more for stores to accept credit cards than other payment methods like debit or EFTPOS. In 2003, the RBA decided to allow those costs to be passed on to consumers in the form of a surcharge (a reform that CHOICE generally supported). The aim was to provide an incentive for people to use cheaper payment methods and to encourage innovation in payment systems.
Several years on, the scoreboard shows that the fees merchants pay have almost halved, saving billions. That windfall was expected to be passed on to consumers, but this factor is not so easy to prove. A much easier task is to gauge public opinion about surcharging. In short, we hate it.
And why not - surcharges feel like a slap in the face. You agree to a price, go through the motions of a sale and then the bar is raised right at the finish line. It's worse when you're buying online because unlike at the cashier, the trusty credit card is often the only easy payment option. That is unless you have the luxury of waiting for money to be transferred all over the place (it's not often this would happen at your local store).
One negative outcome from the reforms was that surcharges became the cream on top for some retailers, especially online. Recent research by East and Partners shows that online retailers are surcharging up to three times the amount seen at physical stores [PDF], and CHOICE investigations have shown that airlines, telcos, utilities and taxi cabs are the most likely to slog their customers with not-so-upfront added surcharge costs. However, the tides appear to be turning for those excessively surcharging with the RBA recently announcing a review. CHOICE is delivering a submission [PDF] and calling for changes to the system which put an end to unfair surcharges. This includes recommendations that:
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The first part of the operation, at its most basic level, involves the 78 Tarot cards being split into four piles, those piles being turned over and the bottom cards analysed to tell a 'story'. Some people like to use a significator to represent the person they're doing a reading for. Whatever pile the significator turns up reveals the nature of the question being asked.
However, I don't use a signifcator, and to explain their role would take too long.
The real key to doing the OOTK is to ignore the cards and look towards the Elements of those cards. It's really much more of an act of imagination than anything else. I suppose the main thing to keep in mind is that this spread, from what I know, originates with the Golden Dawn and they have a particular way of interpreting the universe; the forces of nature and their representations. In fact their rituals were based upon this (as are most rituals based on some sort of Universal paradigm).
The first thing then is to think of the OOTK as a ritual (with both its active and passive phases) and like all rituals it should be fun. I know the Golden Dawn, certainly when I was practicing it, seemed to be all about hard work. I speculate that this work ethic has been handed down to the OOTK. Rituals are fun; the opposite of the work ethic. They're meant to be enjoyed so the main thing, when practicing the OOTK is to have fun.
The best way I know to do this, especially when it comes to telling a story based on the first part of the OOTK, is simply to go crazy with your imagination. There is no right way to interpret the cards. If the four piles are all water then maybe create a story based on relationships; psychic development; creativity and inner reflection. If all the Elements are present apart from the Fire Element then perhaps (Fire being responsible for making things happen) the persons stuck in some kind of a rut. Let the images of the cards jump out of you to provide the characters or themes for your story. The final thing to do is use the divinatory meanings, or DM's of the cards.
Let's look at an example:
Okay, the first thing to kick start the imagination must be the absence of Air. We know then, that there will be a lack of control or intelligence in this story. We also know, by inference, that this story will play out, with this person being out of control in certain key areas of their life.
Let's take a quick look at the cards:
The Emperor is the card that immediately jumps out at me. Now we can see where the lack of control is – somebody else controls the client! The fact that there are 2 twos (2 Wands, 2Cups) indicates a relationship, and the 5 of Disks the loneliness that results.
I'll leave it up to you to figure how you would explore the clients possible 'options'.
TIP: Can you see why the Emperor, in his need to control, is actual very disempowered Elementally? Oh, and don't forget the 5 of Disks.


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Comics A.M. | Online effort raises $5,000 for struggling store
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- Friday, November 15th, 2013 at 7:00 AM EST
Retailing | Fans of the Fall River, Massachusetts, retailer StillPoint Comics, Cards & Games kicked in $5,000 in a GoFundMe campaign to keep the store in business. The shop, which opened in 1997, had to close for 10 days last month after its power was shut off. [The Herald News] Publishing | Following confirmation last […]
The Fifth Color | 'Avengers: Endless Wartime' struggles with identity
- by Carla Hoffman
- Friday, October 4th, 2013 at 4:30 PM EST
It's difficult to find solid synergy between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the current comics line. On one hand, that's a good thing; not everything should stop and shift on a Hollywood dime. On the other, you'd think there would be at least one book that followed the Avengers movie characters. Anyone familiar with the […]
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- Sunday, June 23rd, 2013 at 10:05 AM EST
Jim Rugg is an interesting and fun guy to talk to. The Pittsburgh-based cartoonists, whose resume includes such diverse genre work as Street Angel, Adventure Time and the Plain Jane series for DC's late Minx imprint, is someone who has clearly studied comics -– and certain comic artists specifically -– very closely, and has a genuine […]
Jim Rugg remembers that time Scarlett wed Cobra Commander
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Jim Rugg goes Extreme in Rob Liefeld tribute pin-up
- by Chris Arrant
- Wednesday, May 1st, 2013 at 12:00 PM EST
Some people wear their influences on their sleeve, while others absorb it into their own style and, from time to time, shout it from the rooftops. Jim Rugg is doing the latter in a stunning pin-up he created for the recent Extreme Comics fanzine Rub The Blood. Extreme is the brainchild of Rob Liefeld, whose […]
Matt Hawkins celebrates life by sharing his own struggle with suicide
- by Kevin Melrose
- Monday, November 5th, 2012 at 1:00 PM EST
While many of us are preoccupied with Tuesday's election, Guy Fawkes Day or what titles we'll pick up at the comic store, Matt Hawkins' mind is on something far more important, and far more personal: that day, exactly two years ago, when he nearly took his own life. On his Facebook page, the president and […]
Jim Rugg makes a zine
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- Wednesday, September 26th, 2012 at 9:00 AM EST
Jim Rugg has a fascinating post on his blog spelling out how he made his latest zine, a collection of old comics ads. It starts with an idea and runs through every part of the creation process, including such nuts-and-bolts matters as getting paper and refurbished printer cartridges to cut down the cost. Rugg and […]
Comic Book Independents explores mysteries, struggles of creativity
- by Corey Blake
- Wednesday, July 18th, 2012 at 1:00 PM EST
Now available On Demand, the documentary Comic Book Independents by director Chris Brandt receives wider distribution at an interesting time. In the midst of a migration of comic book creators from work-for-hire to creator-owned projects, and just as a renewed discussion about creator rights gains momentum, this documentary offers fascinating insight on what it means […]
Long-struggling Comic Book Ink to close: 'I have let you down'
- by Kevin Melrose
- Thursday, June 14th, 2012 at 8:00 AM EST
In an emotional letter to customers, the owner of Comic Book Ink announced he's closing the long-struggling Lakewood, Washington, store, a seven-time nominee for the Will Eisner Spirit of Retailing Award. "I am going to try my best to keep the doors open until July 9th … the opening weekend of The Amazing Spider-Man," John […]


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Paleontologists combine different lines of evidence to understand what it was like 150 million years ago. Each piece of information; from the types of rocks; to plant fossils; to remains of the frogs; lizards; and salamanders living at the same time as the dinosaurs; helps scientists describe what northeastern Utah looked like when the dinosaurs roamed.
Scientists now believe that the dinosaurs found in the Douglass Quarry lived in a broad, semi-arid to arid, interior lowland plain. The inland plain extended from New Mexico and Arizona northward to Montana and into Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. A volcanic mountain chain, similar to the present-day Andes, existed about where California borders Nevada and Arizona. Additional mountains existed near where Nevada borders Utah today. These highlands acted as a barrier for the westerly to southwesterly winds. The inland plain was in a rain shadow that made for the mostly dry climate.
Riparian vegetation was largely supported by water from perennial streams. Vegetation located throughout the rest of the inland plain depended primarily on direct precipitation that may have been largely seasonal, or the ability to use shallow aquifers. The large plant-eating sauropods could range across the inland plain in search of water and food. Smaller animals would have found water and shelter in the riparian habitats along waterways. Aquatic life was present in the scattered lakes and ponds. The semi-arid interior plain supported a relatively diverse ecosystem. This included the dinosaurs whose bodies would later form part of the logjam of bones that is now the Douglass Quarry.


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That would be an interesting new law for the Naruto universe. If Person A's chakra is lava-based, and if a Person B has some of that chakra stored for their own personal use (in the same sense as having some water bottled up), Person B using that stored chakra for a jutsu would automatically imbue said jutsu with the chakra's lava-elemental properties. It would be cool if Naruto could keep that chakra as a part of himself, like how the Gin-Kin Brothers (forgot their official names) were able to keep Kurama's chakra as a part of themselves and go partial Jinchuuriki when they pleased.
And it was discussed before, or at least mentioned before, the possibility of a Jinchuriki having more than one tailed beast inside of themselves. Naruto is obviously special and obviously (imo, at least) has some parallels to the Rukido Sennin. If I remember correctly (I may have actually dreamed this, no joke), the Rikudo was the first Jinchuriki, wasn't he? If I didn't dream it, it was said before that when he defeated the Juubi, he sealed it within himself, and when he died, the Juubi was separated into the 9 tailed beasts.
Also, it's funny how the spirit bomb was mentioned just now; it also works by taking people's chi energy and can even be handed to others to be used in full force as they please. Son Goku giving Naruto his energy exactly mirrors the scene in Dragon Ball Z when Goku gave Kuririn his spirit bomb to be used against Vegeta. And it so happens that Kishi has mentioned that Naruto's underdog role is actually modeled after Kuririn's.


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Helvetia Mine Power Plant, Helvetia, PA
This is a picture of the power house or power plant at the Helvetia Mine during the 1930's. It not only provided electricity for the mine but it also produced enough for the town of Helvetia.
I would like to hear from anybody who lived in Helvetia.
Hello, I live ten minutes
Hello, I live ten minutes away from helvatia and I just visited this site yesterday for the first time! Im going to back today to this powerplant and take pictures, I will post them when I get home for you to see! It looks nothing like this now. Its only like half a building left, but it seems so mysterious to me, I was trying to research it up online when I found this webpage. So we're going back today to explore!
Helvetia Mine
Mr. Joslin: My grandfather, Thomas D. Thomas, began working in the mines at the age of 13. At about 18 he went off to the Iron City Business College in Pittsburgh. He became superintendent of the Helvetia mine at some point in the Thirties and remained in that position until the late Forties. (I was born in 1944 at the Maple Avenue Hospital in DuBois, and can clearly remember my grandfather taking me to work one day, so he must have not have retired until at least 1947 or 1948.)
He was a good man - went down into the mine EVERY day and at the end of the war received a commendation from the Bureau of Mines for being the first mine boss ever to get a perfect 100% score in a safety inspection. (I last saw the document about about 10 years ago, when I was still living in the UK; alas, I apparently lost it in the move.)
He and my grandmother (and, during the War, my mother)lived in a big house, owned by the mining company, whose driveway, as I recall, was the first turn on the right after the RR crossing on the road coming out of Helvetia.
The tragedy in West Virginia is what motivated me to google Helvetia.
Tragedy in West Virginia?
Hello Phillipp,
I was hoping you'd enlighten me as to what the tragedy in west virginia was that inspiried you to google helvatia. Earlier today i went out to the helvetia dam and took a little tour around the old power plant that's still crumbling out there, and i left with a sense of awe and a deepened curiosity. If there's another incident that's connected with this place, i'd truly like to know.
Thank you, and wishing the best to you and yours,
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Have you read any of the weather data, climate data or any other data?
Your imagination may be overtaxed, but not your reliance on facts and statistics.
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Yes they do. Still learning but they know more than they did 100 years ago.
Very true.
Sure, I know how climate change works. When that nuisance, cold weather, makes saying "global warming" inconvenient, it's time to switch over to "climate change". No matter the weather, it's our fault and Mother Nature is punishing human prosperity. But she'd always give us perfect weather if only we'd all embrace communism.
Nature Magazine is even producing a regular journal on climate change! www.nature.com
Imagine you are paddling down a river in a canoe. You and your friends hear the roar of a waterfall ahead. You must expend energy paddling soon, and possibly dump some expensive gear overboard. You just can't convince one paddler to start using a paddle, as he has hearing problems, and doesn't feel any urgency of the impending doom.
Game theory:Tipping climate cooperation. http:www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v4/n1/full/nclimate2078.html
The science doesn't HAVE a "party line", and following what's been happening with climate change, for over 50 years, do have an understanding of how it works, and have monitored biological changes for much of that time. Deniers don't have anything to "debate", except which of them are the most ignorant.
Well, all of those rich, and evil scientists must have some kind of an agenda, just so they can get a hold of our hard worked for tax money. And of course, on the other hand all of those poor, and good industrialists, coal, and big oil executives certainly have our best interests at heart. How could it possibly be other wise, when such great intelligent, and educated pundits as Rush Limbaugh say it is!!
God will fix everything. God is all powerful.
Been more like "normal" for winter on the front range and in the mountains. There have been some warm winters and winters with nary any moisture. About 4 years or so back, a healthy dumping of snow.
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Many will be filing all the papers that they are required to pass in this quarter. In any downturn in the economy, there will be a lot more bankruptcy filings than typical - that's the way things work. But they need to do it since it is required for them as citizens.