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The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit / Re: Little pink houses . . .
« on: September 13, 2014, 12:08:14 PM »
Little boxes lyrics would have worked, too.
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Land and resource scarcity. You still need energy and water. Plus to have rampant automation, you would have to figure in equipment costs plus maintenance. That's all that is keeping prices above zero today, really, but land and resources are only becoming more scarce. Expect costs to go up, not down.
what resources do expect to be scarce? if you have free labor (robots), energy can be harvested for free, if you have free energy, water can be treated and distributed for free. equipment is free, maintenance is free.
when you allow the cost of labor (labor = time) to go to zero, most things become free or almost free to produce.
costs of almost everything have come down from the industrial revolution on, while populations (demand) have exploded.
Stu Mandel and I were talking last night about how Sumlin and Gus Malzahn are the new Spurriers. Their offenses are just way ahead of the defenses right now. Everyone who talks about the SEC being a defensive league forgets all about the 1990's when Spurrier came into a boring, staid offensive era and just changed everything. Malzahn and Sumlin are doing that right now.
Oh crap. This is two days in a row of drinking for me and I am just rough ridin' worthless.Welp... too rainy/humid to do anything outside today. Tree will live until at least tomorrow (the half that's alive anyway).Probably the wrong the thread to be giving out T & O (turf and ornamental) advice, but don't try to transplant a tree that isn't healthy in the month of August. Wait until end of Sept or first of Oct. (assuming you live in KS)
What about transplanting to the firewood pile?
the problem with chik fil a sandwiches is they make their buns using confetti just glued together and then they paint it to look like breadWell that and the unabashed hatred of the gays.
I honestly don't know anything about the systems sold to do this, but if you turn them off/on in the winter, you are just making sure that you will have to replace your driveway much faster than you would if you bought a snow blower. Maximizing your freeze/thaw cycles on concrete is the fastest way to make that concrete crack, spall, look like crap, and eventually fail much faster than it should.
A simple thermostat could be used to hold the slab slightly above freezing eliminating any freeze-thaw cycle.
That's a lot of money for a full winter
I honestly don't know anything about the systems sold to do this, but if you turn them off/on in the winter, you are just making sure that you will have to replace your driveway much faster than you would if you bought a snow blower. Maximizing your freeze/thaw cycles on concrete is the fastest way to make that concrete crack, spall, look like crap, and eventually fail much faster than it should.
QuoteI just got an email from AAA Kansas. They are offering AAA members 50% discounts on KU football tickets already.
The three games the offer is good for are SE Missouri State, Texas and Oklahoma State. 50% off Big 12 games before the season has started is not a good sign.
Heated drive ways are worth it up in the mountains or some place really cold. Probably not worth the money in Omaha or Manhattan
This is a very good thread title. A lot of gE'rs could learn something here.
What about a bunch of little things like painting trim, putting fans in the bed rooms, new blinds, etc? Is that a better idea than windows?