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Is it time to consider solar power for your home? Recent solar research has uncovered some amazing technologies which will not only make solar more efficient but will finally bring solar prices into the average householder's price arena.
If you think the solar energy solution is for you here are 10 steps to get you powered up.
1 ~ If you're building a home, orient the largest windows and the roof toward the south, smallest windows to the north. Plant deciduous trees (leaves fall off in winter) in a position where they'll shade the windows in the summer but allow the winter sun to shine in.
2 ~ Make your home as energy efficient as possible. Replace all heating and cooling appliances (fridge, freezer, air conditioner, stove, oven, dryer) with the most energy efficient model available or switch to gas or propane where possible. Install a solar power water heater and possibly a wood, pellet or corn husk stove.
3 ~ Check your electricity bill to determine the amount of power you use now that you've made changes. Size your system for the month with the greatest energy use. (In warm climates that'll be summer and in colder climates it'll be winter. Sizing your system for the month with the highest use ensures that you'll produce enough power for any month of the year.
An average 2 bedroom home in the southern US uses 25 KWH per day.
4 ~ If you intend to tie into the grid then sizing will not be as critical as it is for an independent system.
5 ~ Price out your system. Remember that the panels themselves only account for about 45% of the cost of your system. You may want to acquire more than one estimate and if you have an installer or are handy enough to do it yourself you can often save money by purchasing your components through ebay or other avenues. (Be careful, you may not qualify for warranties)
6 ~ Other set up costs are ~ inverter, charge controller, batteries, installation and various wires and hardware. (Some of these costs will not apply to a grid tied solar power system.)
7 ~ Without subsidies expect to pay at least $75,000 USD (August 2007) for an independent solar energy system. A grid tie system will cost significantly less because you don't have to size the system to cover all of your power needs. The utility grid will pick up when the solar power falls off.
8 ~ Many nations, countries and municipalities provide substantial subsidies, grants and tax incentives which reduce the price to you by half or better. Check with gov't and power companies in your area to see if solar power subsidies exist.
9 ~ Once the system has been installed there is little maintenance required (some battery maintenance and periodic inspections of the solar panels) and interruptions in power will be a thing of the past.
10 ~ Solar panels not only increase the value of your home but pay monthly dividends in electric bill savings for up to 40 years.
The more
energy efficient you make your home the lower your cost to convert to solar power.
Free yourself from the political tug of war over oil and gas and help clean up the environment at the same time. Solar power is here to stay and about to take its rightful place at the energy table.
Hi, I'm Debra from http://www.solarpowerathome.com Solar Power At Home. Here you'll find information to help you decide whether solar power is right for you.
Stomach Upset
"We try to separate out the temporary 'I ate too much pizza' from the long-term," says Sherman Hess, B.S., R.Ph., a pharmacist in Portland, Oregon, who has guided many a gastronomically upset customer to the antacid shelf. Temporary stomach upset may be due to indigestion or flu. Often, it's the result of something-or the quantity of something you ate. Here are some tips that can help you.
Try Some Soda : Soda pop, particularly 7-Up and other noncaffeinated varieties, helps to settle stomachs, says Hess.
Take Fruit Juice For Flu : If you have the flu, with diarrhea and vomiting, fruit juice will help resupply the potassium and other nutrients your body has lost.
Don't Count on Milk : Douglas C. Walta, M.D., a gastroenterologist in Portland, Oregon, says milk often hinders rather than helps stomachs because some people can't digest it easily. "Milk is probably the biggest contributor to gut upset that I see in the population over 30," he says.
Ease Off on Coffee : Coffee may irritate the stomach. "It's controversial whether it's the acid or the caffeine or both," says Walta.
Hold Off on The Booze : Alcohol also is an irritant to the stomach lining, Walta says.
Lighten up on Pepper : Red and black pepper are frequently identified as gastrointestinal irritants, says Kimra Warren, R.D., a registered dietitian at St. Vincent Hospital and Medical Center in Portland, Oregon. Try cutting back to see if your symptoms improve. If they don't, then pepper isn't your problem.
Don't Smoke : Walta notes that smoking is often associated with ulcers. Cigarette smoke is a gastrointestinal irritant.
Watch Your Diet : Do your stomach a favor and eat foods that are easy to digest. David M. Taylor, M.D., a gastroenterologist and assistant professor of medicine at Emory University in Atlanta and the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, says the stomach has a tough time with fatty, fried foods. "A high-carbohydrate, low-fat, high-bulk diet is the best thing," he says.
Increase Fiber Gradually : A high-fiber diet is good for your health, but don't go too high too fast. A gradual change of diet, with a slow but continual addition of fiber, will help to offset tolerance problems.
Choose Veggies Carefully : You may love broccoli, but if you have a problem with gas, perhaps you should cut back, suggests Warren. Too much of certain gassy vegetables, namely broccoli, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts, can be a problem.
Limit Problematic Fruits : Some people get tummy problems from eating apples and melon. Pay attention to whether your stomach upset followed eating one of these. If so, skip them.
Worry About The Quantity, Not Quality : Walta says it's a myth that hot, spicy foods create stomach problems. So go ahead and eat spicy food. Just don't overload your stomach.
Cook Gasless Beans : Warren says if you throw out the water in which you've soaked the beans over night, and cook them in fresh water, you'll significantly decrease their gas-causing potential.
Think About Your Diet : Problem foods can be very individualistic. Identify the foods that you are sensitive to, then avoid them.
Exercise Your Body : "Exercise is very helpful," says Taylor. Even a brief walk, particularly after meals, may aid in digestion and help you feel better.
Drink Plenty of Water : Nutritionists recommend six to eight glasses of water a day to help with digestion.
Avoid Laxatives : If you have constipation, it's better to avoid laxatives, says Taylor. Instead, go the more natural route and take bran or a commercial bulking agent such as Metamucil.
Layoff The Aspirin : Aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, can actually create ulcers. "What causes ulcers to bleed is aspirin," says Walta. If you have a sensitive stomach but you need pain relief, try acetaminophen or enteric-coated aspirin.
Take an Antacid : Antacids are very effective in soothing stomachs, but they can have side effects. For example, magnesium-based antacids can cause diarrhea, while calcium-based antacids can cause constipation. Antacids with aluminum hydroxide also can cause constipation.
Switch Brands : Sometimes, a different brand of antacid may prove to be more effective.
Don't Take an Antacid Too Long : Side effects from antacid use usually don't appear unless a person has taken the medication for several days. But if the problem has persisted that long, it's time to call the doctor.
Try an Antacid in Tablet Form : Hess suggests taking an antacid in tablet form because the dose is lower than in liquid preparations and there fore may not contribute to constipation or diarrhea.
Relax : After disease is ruled out as the cause of stomach discomfort, the underlying culprit often turns out to be stress. Stress frequently translates in to physical problems. Along the gastrointestinal tract, these problems can include indigestion, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, and diarrhea.
The Cure : Unwind. Relax. Enjoy yourself. Taylor says he recommends "hobbies, running or tennis or hiking or karate, or communing with nature, or sex, or whatever" to patients whose stomach troubles seem to be stress related. He says one of the most effective prescriptions is to take a trip. "They come back and say, 'Gee, doc, it's remarkable. I went away skiing and now I don't have any trouble.
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mig welder which gas or gasless and why ?
gasless are cheaper and gas has more running cost is it worth the extra
Depends. If you try to use it outside, gas can get blown away from the weld and give to a crap weld so gasless is better. Also, the little gas bottles don't last long, about 8 minutes of welding time and the novice tends to let most of it escape and thinks the bottle was bottle empty.
Your call, but best bet is gasless.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE | April 7, 2010
After reading all the pros and cons on the recent Viewpoint page on nuclear energy, I think the most logical answer is to put a halt on all nuclear energy projects until a safe way is found to dispose of waste.
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