Christopher Weeks wrote:
Jackson Magnolia wrote:I would bet that the government retained ownership of the demolished materials and they must be disposed of in a manner that would not make them salvageable.
Bummer for the lost history and opportunity, if true.
Also, there are not many contractors willing to go to the trouble of salvaging materials for resale due to the labor cost and logistics of reselling on these large commercial projects. Typically, the lowest bidder is selected.
I'm sure that's quite sensible for normal random materials but it seems like there could be a business marketing these particular materials.
Christopher Weeks wrote:I wonder what they're doing with all those windows...
R. Ford wrote:Sounds like you have an infinite switch/s that is stuck. It uses a bi-metal piece to control when current is applied to the burners. Look behind the burner knobs or if you have a control panel. They are easy and cheap to replace if you can source them for your particular use.
Jay Angler wrote:I tried hard to suggest that those living lighter on the land are part of the solution.
M Ljin wrote:Josh—
So are you essentially saying, you approve of having children insofar as the family can feed them self-sufficiently off of their piece of land, and the land is able to support them?
James Stott wrote:Did you find your Lemon Balm slow to start? I'm three weeks in and my seedlings are still tiny.
Cheryl Gallagher wrote:1 cup oil (I prefer avocado)