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Statistics of Residential Solar Power

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Fri, 06/19/2009 - 08:59
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Did you know that the average American household uses around 10,000 kWh of electricity per year? This amount would be lessened if people would invest in more energy efficient windows and appliances, and replace their insulation. These cost saving improvements alone would save hundreds of dollars a year. If you’d like to do something a [...]

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Billygoats and Sensitive Thugs…by Lisa Harmon

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Fri, 06/19/2009 - 08:13
  • chronic fatigue
  • dog behavior
  • great dane adolescent
  • Kenai
  • littermates
  • Lyme disease
  • nicknames
  • ticks
  • veterinary care

Hey, a new picture…I actually took one! Kenai waking up the nose, 18 mo

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Go Green Easily: Recycle

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Go Green Easily:  Recycle
 Go green easily and start recycling.  Recycling is more than rinsing the garbage out and putting it in bins on the curb or going to a center.  Recycling is also done by reusing grocery bags for future shopping or poop-scooping.  New uses for old items is recycling, as is composting.  Searching [...]

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Autonomous Robot Detects Shrapnel In Flesh

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 22:00

Bioengineers have developed a laboratory robot that can successfully locate tiny pieces of metal within flesh and guide a needle to its exact location --- all without the need for human assistance.

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Garden Challenges: Plant Diseases

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 21:52
  • gardening tips
  • plant diseases

Everyone I talk to this year is battling strange summer weather conditions. It may be a drought, too much rain or cold weather. Weather that is abnormal or constantly changes will make for poor crops and plant diseases.

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Dog Breed of the Week: Saint Bernard (source: About)

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For many, the Saint Bernard conjures images of huge rescue dogs in the Swiss Alps carrying barrels of an alcoholic beverage on their collars. While it is true that they were skilled search and rescue dogs, the barrels are actually folklore. This is good ne... (source: About) - RSS feeds and Feed widget on Feedzilla.com

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Flowers in Florida - Flower Bed Basics

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  • Planting Your Garden

Flower growing is a bit different in Central Florida than in other states. Rather than the typical 4 seasons, Florida only has 3. Summer and early fall is characterized by heavy frequent rains, high humidity and high nighttime temperatures. Winter weather most often consists of cool nights along with an occasional freeze, while spring includes the cool nights without the freezes.

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Energy2Green Review: Homemade Solar Power

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When we first obtained a copy of the Energy2Green review kit, we were pretty experienced in building solar and wind systems having looked at 27 other competing kits. If you feel ready to get the guide and begin building, here is where you can obtain the kit and bypass our Energy2Green review. Here is our [...]

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Where to Get Quality Organic Vegetable Seeds

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 17:00
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It is very easy to grow as much as fresh organic veggies as you want in your backyard. All you require to do is to look for some Organic vegetable seeds and sow them.
Purchasing Organic vegetable seeds is a superb idea as you can get the best of vegetables at affordable prices and the best [...]

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Moblie Robot for Automatic Installation of Floor Tiles

Submitted by RSS-Bot on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 14:54

This paper describes the configuration of a floor-tile installation robot for commercial buildings. The research is motivated by the need to reduce the installation time and cost while guaranteeing consistent quality. In order to compete with human installation, a time of 24 seconds per installed tile has to be matched. The technical solution that is deemed feasible and capable of reducing this time to about 10 seconds, is an autonomous, electrically-powered mobile robot with omni-directional locomotive capability, and stereo cameras and light-striper for sensing.

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