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Quadzilla Repairs
I started the work to remove the rear differential carrier today. I didn’t get too far though, got started too late. I did get the wheels off, the spare tire removed, rear tie rods disconnected, parking brake linkage off. I … Continue reading
Crash Course – Economy / Energy / Environment
This is important enough that I’d like everyone I care about to be very familiar with this information. I’m posting it here in hopes of spreading the information. I heard an interview of Chris Martenson today. Something about his analytical/scientific … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Martenson, collapse, crash course, economy, energy, environment, future, Jack Spirko, peak oil, sustainability
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Protest Fur Coats, Not Motorcycle Leathers
This is why PETA usually protests women wearing fur rather than bikers wearing leather. Johnstown, PA (GlossyNews) – Local and state police scoured the hills outside rural Johnstown, Pennsylvania, after reports of three animal rights activists going missing after attempting … Continue reading
Betty’s A/C System
I made some progress on Betty’s air conditioning system this afternoon. A/C work is a little unfamiliar to me. Everything has to be kept sealed, since air contaminates the components. Getting the compressor bolted in place is a two person … Continue reading
My Huge Melon
I finally decided to harvest one of my two watermelons. It weights a ton, and is huge. Amber was convinced it would be under-ripe, white, and tasteless. Turns out it is a little over-ripe, super juicy, and delicious.
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Paintball Game – September 18, 2010
10 players came out to experience the fun of woodsball. The heat was brutal and I thought I was going to die multiple times. My team won the first game, but that was the only time. Here are the pictures:
LCD Inverter Board Replacement
Amber’s laptop stopped working; I figure it the inverter board is the problem. A very helpful pictorial tutorial showed me where all the screws were located. After searching for a replacement, I wound up buying the part from e-bay, for $1.98 (plus … Continue reading
Garden Update: September 6, 2010
After many weeks of hiding from the heat, I finally did some gardening today. Most of the poor plants out there look bad, but I did harvest some black-eyed peas that are still putting out pods, and I have a … Continue reading
