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Leamington, Ontario
A bit of a surprise on the streets of Leamington, Ontario. Catering to the needs of the migrant workers who arrive each growing season.
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Normally I don't like to talk about stories from other blogs, but this
one really caught my attention. Slashdot put out a story on Lloyd Case. A geek in Northern
California who installed a 6kW PV solar system on his house six months
ago and is now a little disappointed with the performance. His most
recent power bill was still $200 despite having a $60,000 PV setup
tied to the grid.
A few tips to folks who are considering a PV system.
1. Roof Mounted Panels Suck - They often have limited or no tilt
control and clumsy to maintain. This means that you will likely get
strong performance in summer or winter, but not both. Finding the
average latitude tilt for your region and mounting the panels at that
angle is your best option for roof mount. Trackers can bring your
performance up by 1/3rd, but will include extra expense and
complexity. Consider a manual tracking system which you just push with
your hands through out the day if you need a early morning or late
afternoon boost. This is ideal for the off-grid / unemployed eco-geek.
2. Grid Tie has issues too - Although grid-tie allows a PV install to
greatly reduce their installation time and costs they also have some
drawbacks. Continuing to buy power from a power company can result in
relatively high monthly fees if the system purchased was undersized.
Many grid-tie installations have no battery backup so when the grid
dies, you lose all your juice too. In remote towns many power
companies only pay the customer a 1/4 of what they charge the customer
for power. My town being unusually behind the times refuses to
purchase any power from their customers.
3. PV Batteries - New batteries are easy, but old ones can be fixed.
Our world is hemoraging so called "dead cycle batteries". Try talking
to your local golf course, marina, or auto parts store. As you learn
to test cells and repair lead acid batteries through desulfation you
can save yourself a fortune in batteries and store large amounts of
energy. Keep in mind that batteries are much like people. They like
72F temperatures and a little exercise. Do not cycle the batteries
below 50% on a regular basis. I try to stay over 70% capacity on my
battery array at all times.
4. Heat - My panels tend to have a pretty big drop off in performance
during the summer. This is partly due to my not adjusting the PV array
to be almost flat during June. It is also related to our monsoon
season bringing in lots of rain and cloudy weather. However, the real
killer of performance is the temperature. High temperatures drop my
panel performance by 30%. Our temps in June sit peak around 100F in
June which is enough to dramatically reduce the performance on a
polycrystal PV cells. The monocrystal cells are supposed to handle the
higher temperatures better.
Repetition, with variation.
I'm amused by the angles these buildings have settled to, though I expect it doesn't thrill the building owners. I wonder if they alter the floors to keep them level.
I loved seeing all the bikes in Amsterdam - especially folks in work clothes. Mostly they rode upright bikes - without the prevalence of fancier bikes we see in the US. And everyone warned of bike theft. Perhaps the latter explains the former.
And bikes were everywhere. There was a giant bike parking lot by the rail station. Hooray!
I rented for a day and rode north to see the countryside. My most striking memory is of bike riders on a trail below giant modern windmills.
edition code: tipped
price:
size 2 to 6 - Php 785
size 7 - Php 815
size 8 - Php845
For orders and inquiries, kindly text 0917 5875665. Thank you
INSTAGRAM – thevaultsuperoutlet
FB – The Vault Super Outlet Store (links of other sites only)
FB – Mister Le Croc (with pictures)
NOTE: The shirts were measured while laid flat on a surface. Best to compare the measurements with your existing shirts.
HOW TO MEASURE:
shoulder width - from the top edge of the shirt's shoulder point going to the opposite side.
chest width - from the shirt's left armpit going to the right armpit
length - from one top shoulder point all the way down to the shirt's edge
Started life as a melford road sweeper then converted to a pickup .K and R brothers of manchester converted it to a tipper in 2009
Old rivalries were recalled when the Northeastern Knights met the Richmond Red Devils in Tiernan Center on December 29, 2007. Photo © Steve Holman.
Built: 2006
Dimensions: 130 feet length/ 25 feet beam/ 6 feet draft
Class: First class
Type: Motor Yacht
Capacity: 16 guests
Crew: 7 crew members + 1 naturalist multilingual guide
Accommodation: 10 cabins. Each cabin with private bathroom (toilet, shower, washbasin and vanity)
Facilities: Bar, dining room, salon and sun deck. All cabins and public areas are fully carpeted. Snorkeling gear available for rent.
Safety and navigation: Twin RL72C, 24 miles range Raytheon radar's; Raytheon L755 Ecosounder & Chart plotter; 667 Furuno Ecosounder; Raytheon GPS-112; 1503 Furuno SSB radio; Standard Spectrum VHF radio; ACR RLB-23 Epirb; Ritchie magnetic compass, barometer; clock; thermometer; helm indicator; searchlight; horn. One DSB inflatable life raft for 12 passengers; One DSB inflatable life raft for 16 passengers; (Solas 74/83); 50 life jackets; fire & smoke detectors; complete fire system; Twin 14 feet Nautical RIB Inflatable boats with 25 HP outboard motor for 10 passengers each. Safety equipment complies with international Coast Guard regulations.
Tip Top Tailors, Richmond Street. They moved out of here in 1929. The Tip Top sign appears to be superimposed on another one. As of 2025, this is still visible.
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
cover: Vladimir Magdić
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1966)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
Built: 2006
Dimensions: 130 feet length/ 25 feet beam/ 6 feet draft
Class: First class
Type: Motor Yacht
Capacity: 16 guests
Crew: 7 crew members + 1 naturalist multilingual guide
Accommodation: 10 cabins. Each cabin with private bathroom (toilet, shower, washbasin and vanity)
Facilities: Bar, dining room, salon and sun deck. All cabins and public areas are fully carpeted. Snorkeling gear available for rent.
Safety and navigation: Twin RL72C, 24 miles range Raytheon radar's; Raytheon L755 Ecosounder & Chart plotter; 667 Furuno Ecosounder; Raytheon GPS-112; 1503 Furuno SSB radio; Standard Spectrum VHF radio; ACR RLB-23 Epirb; Ritchie magnetic compass, barometer; clock; thermometer; helm indicator; searchlight; horn. One DSB inflatable life raft for 12 passengers; One DSB inflatable life raft for 16 passengers; (Solas 74/83); 50 life jackets; fire & smoke detectors; complete fire system; Twin 14 feet Nautical RIB Inflatable boats with 25 HP outboard motor for 10 passengers each. Safety equipment complies with international Coast Guard regulations.
edition code: tipped
price:
size 2 to 6 - Php 785
size 7 - Php 815
size 8 - Php845
For orders and inquiries, kindly text 0917 5875665. Thank you
INSTAGRAM – thevaultsuperoutlet
FB – The Vault Super Outlet Store (links of other sites only)
FB – Mister Le Croc (with pictures)
NOTE: The shirts were measured while laid flat on a surface. Best to compare the measurements with your existing shirts.
HOW TO MEASURE:
shoulder width - from the top edge of the shirt's shoulder point going to the opposite side.
chest width - from the shirt's left armpit going to the right armpit
length - from one top shoulder point all the way down to the shirt's edge
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
cover: Walter Neugebauer
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1966)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
cover: Marcel Remacle
Reprints from Le Vieux Nick et Barbe-Noire (Dupuis, 1960 series) #4 - L'île de la main ouverte (1962) // Belgien
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1966)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
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In the past, I recommended baby wipes for removing makeup. After all, if it's safe enough to use on a baby's bottom, then it should be safe to use on your face.
Friday evening, when I was ready to take off my makeup, I discovered I was out of baby wipes. I remembered that in the recent past,
Built: 2006
Dimensions: 130 feet length/ 25 feet beam/ 6 feet draft
Class: First class
Type: Motor Yacht
Capacity: 16 guests
Crew: 7 crew members + 1 naturalist multilingual guide
Accommodation: 10 cabins. Each cabin with private bathroom (toilet, shower, washbasin and vanity)
Facilities: Bar, dining room, salon and sun deck. All cabins and public areas are fully carpeted. Snorkeling gear available for rent.
Safety and navigation: Twin RL72C, 24 miles range Raytheon radar's; Raytheon L755 Ecosounder & Chart plotter; 667 Furuno Ecosounder; Raytheon GPS-112; 1503 Furuno SSB radio; Standard Spectrum VHF radio; ACR RLB-23 Epirb; Ritchie magnetic compass, barometer; clock; thermometer; helm indicator; searchlight; horn. One DSB inflatable life raft for 12 passengers; One DSB inflatable life raft for 16 passengers; (Solas 74/83); 50 life jackets; fire & smoke detectors; complete fire system; Twin 14 feet Nautical RIB Inflatable boats with 25 HP outboard motor for 10 passengers each. Safety equipment complies with international Coast Guard regulations.
Tip Top / Heft-Reihe
Lupo / Rodeo
cover: Walter Neugebauer
Kauka-Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1967)
Copyrights: Europress, Realpresse und Quelle-Features
ex libris MTP
Built: Endeavour II: 1983 (rebuilt in 87, 96 and 06), Endeavour III: 2001
Dimensions: Endeavour II: 90feet length/ 22 feet beam/ 5 feet draft.
Endeavour III: 100ft length/ 22 ft beam/ 5 feet draft
Class: First class
Type: Motor Yacht
Capacity: 16 guests
Crew: 6 crew members + 1 naturalist bilingual guide
Accommodation: Endeavour II: 9 cabins with private bath and shower
Endeavour III: 10 cabins with private bath and shower
Facilities: bar, dining room, library, sundeck and diving platform. All cabins and public areas are fully carpeted and air conditioned
Safety and navigation: Twin 24 miles range Furuno radar's; Apelco Loran echosounder; GP-50 Furuno GPS; MC-7000 SSB radio; M125 Icom VHF radio; ACR RLB-23 Epirb; Silva 150 magnetic compass, barometer; clock; thermometer; helm indicator; searchlight; horn, twin Elliot inflatable life rafts for 12 passengers each (Solas 74/83); 50 life jackets; fire & smoke detectors; complete fire system; twin 17 feet tender with 25 HP outboard motor for 12 passengers each. Safety equipment complies with international Coast Guard regulations.