Posted by blogs@bobvila.com (Ben) on under chicken coop, own backyard, caveat, potential pitfalls, chickens, new york times, new ways, endeavor, dozens | 
Although we at BobVila.com are probably more likely to encourage homeowners to build and maintain their own chicken coop, I felt a sense of obligation to share with the world the potential pitfalls of such an endeavor. This persuasive piece by a New York Times writer may give some folk second thoughts about raising chickens in their own backyard. It turns out there's a little more to it besides tossing some feed around every now and then and finding new ways to incorporate the dozens ...
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Posted by on under diamond core bits, concrete core, optis, core drill, quality size, core drilling, core drills, dry material, price quality, deci, power tool, power source, ace, dozens, amp |
I apologize in advance for the dry material but we get lots of questions about concrete core drilling and hopefully we can clear it up a few of the basics in this post. There are lots of options when it comes to coring drills & rigs in terms of price, quality, size, power source, etc. Each type of drill has its place and it’s not always easy to select the right one and not make the decision totally based on which is cheapest. Ohio Power Tool offers a wide range of different types of core drills to cover the majority of needs out there which we’ll look at but obvious there are dozens of other brands out there that could be matched up.
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Posted by on under google apps, bradley horowitz, google, dave mcclure, leard, aviary, mth, speer, chunk, palo alto, attendees, vp, peers, entrepreneur, buzz, dozens, third party services, investors, innovation |
Last night dozens of entrepreneurs and investors met up in Palo Alto for
Startup2Startup, a program founded by
Dave McClure and
Leonard Speiser that's meant to help new entrepreneurs connect with their peers, and perhaps meet some potential investors. Each month, Startup2Startup invites a seasoned entrepreneur or tech executive to speak to the attendees; this month's guest was Google VP Product for Google Apps
Bradley Horowitz, who is charged with managing a big chunk of Google's services, including Docs, Gmail, Calendar, Voice, and more. We've embedded the full video of the talk below. During his talk, Horowitz spoke at length about Google's new
Apps Marketplace, which allows businesses using Google Apps to easily sign up for a variety of third party services like TripIt and Aviary, directly linking them to their Google accounts.
Tagi: google apps, bradley horowitz, google, dave mcclure, leard, aviary, mth, speer, chunk, palo alto, attendees, vp, peers, entrepreneur, buzz, dozens, third party services, investors, innovation
Posted by on under water repair, big water, pollutants, chemicals, dozens, perspectives |
The EPA recently announced that it would tighten regulations on chemicals used by industry and allow government scientists to issue rules that would apply to dozens of chemicals at a time, reversing a policy that essentially required them to examine pollutants one by one. Here are four interesting perspectives on the best path to take...
Tagi: water repair, big water, pollutants, chemicals, dozens, perspectives
Posted by on under bottlenose dolphins, oil spill, gulf oil, gulf of mexico, nyt, endangered species, dolphins, bp, federal government, dozens, globe, disaster, photo gallery, hell, images, photos |
This Boston Globe photo gallery with images of the Gulf oil spill devastation will make you cry. Man, look at #6, with those bottlenose dolphins swimming under water blanketed with droplets of crude. What the hell, world? Related, in the NYT: The federal government gave BP and dozens of other oil companies the OK to drill in the Gulf of Mexico "without first getting required permits from another US agency that assesses threats to endangered species -- and despite strong warnings from that agency about the impact the drilling was likely to have on the gulf."...
Tagi: bottlenose dolphins, oil spill, gulf oil, gulf of mexico, nyt, endangered species, dolphins, bp, federal government, dozens, globe, disaster, photo gallery, hell, images, photos
