The power pant I work at is helping out with fire fighting water. If a pipe is installed water could be added to the local supply. The power used for the RO system is part of our base load and doesn't change the approximatly 2300 megawatts we supply to our customers...
I work 0530 to 1600 4 days a week and would not change voluntarily. When we have refueling outages it changes to 0530 to 1900 six days a week and this sucks.
You have hit on one of my weaknesses take a look at http://www.fountainpennetwork.com for a wealth of Ideas.
One of my favorite inexpensive entry level Fountain pens is a Platinum Plasir. Try http://www.jetpens.com/Platinum-Plaisir-Fountain-Pens/ct/1054
Another source with outstanding...
It looks to me like a severe case of K&N filter to me. I would get a OE filter and chuck the oiled one, while you are at it make sure that there are no cracks, loose connections in the intake system including vac leaks. Don't believe me read This test. I have worked in the auto repair...
39. Change a diaper
53. Skipper a boat
55. Tackle steep drops on a mountain bike
These are my never done or don't know how. I have been a master automotive mechanic, truck driver and now a mechanical maintenance instructor at a Nuclear power plant, oh and I grew up on a dairy farm in Northern WI.
This http://www.wickededgeusa.com/demo.html is what I use for all my knives. the guided systems like this do a great job of maintaining the correct angles. I know is seem like a lot of money for a sharpener but I have a thing for good steel and compared to to 30k I have in knives it is not a...
My 2000 F250 has 150k and I plan on keeping it at least 5 more years.
My 2009 WRX 5door I plan on selling in Jan. and a CTX-V coupe will be my next car, thunder grey with a manual trans and Recaro's. I plan on keeping it 4 years max.
they have ground coffee in the cups and the coffee is pressure brewed. You can get an adapter cup that will allow you to use any ground coffee. With the right coffee and not using the highest water setting they can brew a decent cup, and even from a cold start it takes 3-4 minutes.
I carry a Victorinox and my Leatherman just sits now. In my opinion there is no
question, the Swisstool rocks. http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Swi...3845182&sr=8-4
FTW I have had absolutely horrid experiences with Conti's, and they are on my personal NO WAY list. Many of the problems I have seen were strange tread wear and separations. More interesting reading http://www.consumeraffairs.com/tires/continental.html
I love my 09 Spark Silver hatch premium edition. it will be at 19K in the next week and it just keeps getting better. You will find that the fuel use will increase as well as the power after about 12K. Enjoy...
I canceled my Charter service years ago when they lied to me about showing up to repair a non working system 3 times. Two weeks after I canceled one of there "tech" people showed up at my door wanting me to tell him where the connection was so that he could disconnect my service. I told him it...
I keep mine until I balance my accounts, and yes I balance every account every month. I have been double charged twice over the years and if I did not check it is very likely that I would be out $500.00 +. I am always amazed when my students tell me they have never balance their accounts and...
The Samsungs have the lowest vibration and are recommended for second floor installs. I have a two year old set and 0 problems my wife says she will never go back to a top loader, good enough for me.
Low power rounds is a good bet, I have used 100gr RNFP and lite charges for training with the right feed ramp and spring they are pretty low recoil. It not not a .22 watch the brass is .45 sized not .22
looks like a 1911 style from the recoil and the size of the brass I would assume .45 ACP. He needs to get better at counting his rounds he has a monster flinch that you can see when he dry fires on the empty chamber each time. That is a problem with starting a young or new shooter with a handgun...
Most likely it is a belt, if is is a manually adjusted serpentine belt they can and do slip. If this has been going on long a new belt may be needed as they can glaze and harden from the heat generated from slipping. It is usually very simple to adjust the belts and any decent shop should be...
I say go for it. I ride between 15 and 20 k a year on my bike, part commuting with several trips a year to see family from CA to WI and back. You will defiantly have stories to tell. Besides there is no better way to see the country, short of a bicycle and You just won't see as much that way. :D
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