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Necessary and Proper Clause of the US Constitution
A good question to ask any federal law-maker spewing off we need to ‘do something’ to fix whatever manufactured problem of the day is (the problem they themselves likely contributed to) is “Where in the US Constitution do you derive … Continue reading
Posted in Information
Tagged enumerated powers, law, necessary and proper, power, US Constitution
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Victim-less Crimes
It is strange, like I’m on the outside looking in. My surrounds don’t seem familiar to me, even though I’ve lived in the same place for 10 years. I used to think helmet laws, drug laws, and the like were … Continue reading
Posted in Rant, Thoughts
Tagged police, police militarization, police state, rights, seat belt laws, victim-less crime, zombies
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Gardening Notes: Compost
Compost Add compost to your soil as often as you can. A 1/2″” layer added each year is typical. Low-Grade Compost Use a typical compost bin that creates a high-heat situation and converts the material quickly. Most of nutrient value … Continue reading
Gardening Notes: General Tips
General Tips Sowing Depth Tiny seeds like basil and most herbs = barely covered, then press down to restore capillary action of soil.
Posted in Gardening
Tagged companion planting, intensive, no-till, organic, plant spacing, progressive thinning, sowing depth, succession planting
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Make Your Own Complete Organic Fertilizer
Making your own Complete Organic Fertilizer (from Gardening When it Counts) Mix by volume (not weight): 4 parts seedmeal (or 3 parts seedmeal and 1 part tankage (AKA blood-and-bone, meatmeal)) 1/4 part agricultural lime 1/4 part gypsum 1/2 part dolomite lime 1 … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, How-To
Tagged COF, complete organic fertilizer, DIY, fertilizer, Gardening
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HMI Screen – WIP Tanks
Here is a HMI screen I created for a recent smallish project. We added controls to allow storage of product in these new WIP (work in progress) tanks to give more flexibility to the production process. This is an older … Continue reading
Relay Terminal Standard Numbers
I finally did a little research to see if there was any meaning behind the numbers I often see on relays. Of course there is! It is European standard EN 50005. NO: 3 and 4 NC: 1 and 2 Form … Continue reading
Posted in Industrial Automation
Tagged EN 50005, number standard, relay, terminal numbers, wiring
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