Ducts, and exhaust fans. I want to make sure I've sealed all the holes the previous owners punched in the ducts. I also want to make sure the exhaust fans are exhausting outside.
I installed a wireless IP camera in the nursery and it also has a big click when the lights turn on and off when it drops and raises the IR filter for the night LEDs
I think it was that Ford wanted to buy it outright.
From the Robertson Website:
This savings captured the attention of the Detroit bosses and soon after P.L was in Detroit talking about expanding socket head screw production to supply all U.S. made Ford cars. Henry Ford refused to commit to a new product line without having a say in how and where the screws would be made. P.L was not happy with this idea and headed home. This meant P.L was letting go of vast potential in the U.S. market, this also included Ford Windsor which accounted for one third of his output of screws.
> Robertson had licensed the screw design to a maker in England, but the party that he was dealing with intentionally drove the company into bankruptcy and purchased the rights from the trustee, thus circumventing Robertson. He spent a small fortune buying back the rights.
> Subsequently, he refused to allow anyone to make the screws under license. When Henry Ford tried out the Robertson screws he found they saved considerable time in Model T production, but when Robertson refused to license the screws to Ford, Ford realized that the supply of screws would not be guaranteed and chose to limit their use in production to Ford's Canadian division.
it sounds like he got skittish after a bad deal with an Englishman
Here's my current situation. I've got 14/2 to the ceiling. The hot wire has a runner, which runs down to the switch, and the other wire is a switched hot, back to the light. The other side of the light is connected back to the 14/2 back to the breaker.
Some genius in the past, replaced the li...
@JNK where's a good site to explain to a mostly novice mysql user all the different joins and how to use them correctly? I always get it wrong 20 times before I find the one I want to do, and sometimes I just give up and write two queries and glue them together in PHP
SELECT * FROM (SELECT Row_Number() OVER (PARTITION BY QNum ORDER BY NEWID()) AS Sort, * FROM IBABC_CAIB_EXAM_QUESTIONS WHERE (CAIB = '1')) AS Temp WHERE Sort = '1'
@ChrisCudmore Yeah, that's how I do things too. But then I mess with it to see what I get. I can write the query three ways and run it faster than I can remember the difference between the different types of joins.
Here's my current situation. I've got 14/2 to the ceiling. The hot wire has a runner, which runs down to the switch, and the other wire is a switched hot, back to the light. The other side of the light is connected back to the 14/2 back to the breaker.
Some genius in the past, replaced the li...
