Category: sustainable living
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TiSA could be a trade deal that wrecks local economies
… governments may not be able to regulate staff to patient ratios in hospitals, or ban fracking, or tighten safety ntrols on airlines, or refuse accreditation to schools and universities. Foreign corporations must receive the same “national treatment” as domestic ones, and could argue that such regulations violate their ability to provide the service. Here […]
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Adding a bicycle bell
The bike bell I had was way to narrow for the pipe on my bike. So luckily I had a small scrap of pipe that I sanded down and pressed into hole of the larger pipe. This was my Hack Your World moment. I drilled a hole in the handle of the furniture clamp and […]
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Pedal cleats
These cleats have been with me for over a year. They got worn smooth from walking on them. The previous pair I left in for two years and I had to drill one of them out. Advice for cleats: use some white lith grease on the bolts when you apply them. Use a long handled […]
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Future of Hydrogen Economy is Ammonia?
Hydrogen economy? Ammonia. Anyway, I ran across a story. I just wanted to put it on people’s radar. I created a bit.ly link for the article. And I don’t know why I made it upper and lowercase. I shouldn’t have. But so it’s a bit.ly, bit.ly/NH3-Cracking. So cracking. NH3 is the chemical formula for ammonia. […]
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Happy Couples who Love a Local Bike Shop
I would like to thank Craig and Stacy and all the guests for a most enjoyable night at Earl’s Bike shop. If you would like full sized pictures, feel free to contact me either by commenting on this post, finding me on FB, or thru Craig and Stacy.
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