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Monthly Archives: June 2008
The EPA, Gardening, Biodiesel, Renewables and Natural Gas
Pentagon Fights EPA On Pollution Cleanup The Defense Department, the nation’s biggest polluter, is resisting orders from the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up Fort Meade and two other military bases where the EPA says dumped chemicals pose ‘imminent and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment
Tagged astm specifications, biodiesel, compressed natural gas, diesel, diesel fuel, diesel owners, energy, energy revolution, Environment, environmental protection agency, fuel, garden, Gardening, gas, gasoline, green, natural gas, natural gas vehicles, pollution, pollution cleanup, renewable
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The Tile Installation Begins
Also today (it was quite a busy day), the tile guys came over to start the tile installation in the basement. I have to say, this installer has impressed me on a number of occasions. By nature, I am skeptical. … Continue reading
The Gutter Covers Are Installed
It feels good to get some things checked off my list. Today, the gutter guys came over to clean the gutters and install the rest of the gutter covers. I felt a little bad having a gutter cleaning company install … Continue reading
Posted in Home Improvement
Tagged clean gutters, cleaning company, gutter, gutter cleaning, gutter covers, gutters, heavy rain, heavy rains, ladder, ladders
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Using RedGard as a Crack Prevention Membrane
Yesterday was pretty fun. I met the tile installer at Tile America in West Hartford. I picked out the tile for the basement and the grout color. I like the grout to match the tile, so the floor doesn’t look … Continue reading
Stihl BR 550 Backpack Blower
Today was another day of running around. I had to head up to Tile America in West Hartford to meet the tile installer. After that, I had to go over to Pat’s Power Equipment in Tolland for a new backpack … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Home Improvement, Landscaping
Tagged air velocity, air volume, america west, backpack, blow, cfm, displacement, engine, fuel capacity, garden, hartford, leaves, power, pressure washer, stihl br, tile america, tile installer, walkway, west hartford
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New Bose Companion® 2 Series II Multimedia Computer Speakers
Boy, that title is pretty long. Yesterday, Laura and I went shopping. We first went up to Home Depot in Enfield, CT. I got a bunch of stuff, most of which I can hardly remember right now. I am sure … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Technology
Tagged altec lansing, amp, bose companion 2, bose companion 2 series ii, bose speakers, circuit city, computer, costco, dell, enfield ct, food shopping, gas station, home depot, multimedia computer speakers, multimedia speakers, new computer, sony, sony bookshelf speakers, sony speakers
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The Basketball Hoop Being Put to Good Use
As promised, the basketball hoop is being enjoyed by someone who may have a bit of trouble dunking for some time…even when the hoop is on its lowest setting. My brother stopped by a few days ago to pick up … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends
Tagged basketball hoop, basketball star, brother, concrete, mountain, mountains, sledgehammer, Virginia, virginia basketball
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Oil Firms, Artificial Reefs, Global Warming, Oil Drilling and Germany
Top Scientist: Put Oil Firm Chiefs on Trial for High Crimes James Hansen, one of the world’s leading climate scientists, will today call for the chief executives of large fossil fuel companies to be put on trial for high crimes … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment
Tagged artificial reefs, Cars, chief executives, climate scientists, country germany, crimes against humanity, debate, drill, emissions, energy, energy use, Environment, fishing diving, fossil fuel, fuel, fuel companies, gas, global warming, green, james hansen, nature, ocean, ocean plants, oil, oil drilling, oil firm, oil firms, plants, recreational fishing, subway cars, time bomb, tobacco companies, war
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The Flowers Have Taken Over – Pink Roses
When we first moved here, I really didn’t give the hillside on the property too much thought. I just said to myself that I was going to plant some pine trees there. At the time, there were some “unbloomed” bushes … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Summer
Tagged bloom, bouquet of flowers, bush, bushes, flower, Flowers, hillside, pine trees, pink roses, rose
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