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In medieval times, those lords/nobles building their expensive castles using many workers during extended years... Where did they keep their coin? currency to pay salaries ? How were their funds originated and replenished, likely ? Inherited, taxing neighborhoods, what sorts of big successful businesses, commerce, were conducted from those often remote castles... ?
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Hi. On the right side transformer, the lines of flux by the 'E' of the word CORE, repel themselves as split. Does this repulsion at that point 'E' shows in any different (form of magnetostriction?) , or affects anything ? -Image borrowed from the web-
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Hi. Is this for all cells currently on market or only for a newly developed chemistry ? Until now, the heat while recharging was counterproductive for the cell. And risky. ----> https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2542435119304817
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Shown on some reports of third world innovative diy gadgets, they have a led lighting a water filled soda bottle. (This is not the 'skylight' similar approach that funnels sunlight and rain leaks into a dwelling) How does the addition of the soda bottle optical losses improves illumination than the bare led alone ? The difference I see is it creates a non-point of light emission by being a bottle-sized body of emission with some according gentler pupil reaction. Now, the "old" battery mentioned. Why old ? Next, about the skylight bottle. Why is it perceived better than a transparent piece of roofing ? Is it from the strong habit in modern offices/homes to cover windows with draperies and then turn on the lights ?
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When a person dies, the loss of the knowledge is what bothers me the most. All the learned and experiences that took a lifetime of effort to gather, gone to waste. With no chance to transfer to a young person. Invent one like this that works...
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Thanks. The old testament is too fictitious to care about. The new is more historic. Curious about how deep under the Vatican basements are forbidden-to-divulge ancient texts kept, and the surprises in them...
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Whenever the Bible contents was decided; was there a choice of ancient manuscripts or versions from where material was chosen discarding other not-preferred sources ? (or a mixture of sources) Is there somewhere access to such not-used text sources translated to any modern language ? Example: If there was a historical version on how tall was the cross that the skinny guy was crucified; is the height not mentioned by considered irrelevant ?
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Hello iNow. 😫Cloud and streaming... So you need a compfuser on an internet provider, and applications, antivirus and more to listen to your music which is not much yours...🤮 And among the cloud = populated by crooks chasing how to make easy dirty money... What is the origin of this? Laziness to keep file records, photo albums, music media,...?
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Hi. In another thread, surfaced the trend that there is no compact disc reading/saving devices for personal files in the 'modern life' Noticed from a while ago, that many computers do not have a built-in CD unit any more. What about home stereos, car stereos; do they lack the CD now ? From 8 track to cassette to CD to MP3 to nothing. Where do modern people keep their music, videos, movies, photograph albums, personal files, documents, archives ? I would not buy a computer without an optical drive 😯
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Thanks, zapatos. Your link and quote shows some light at the end of the tunnel; will explore deeper : When am gone, cannot tell anyone where documents are kept nor safebox combinatons. And to update such document, you must access the original every time there is a sale/new purchase or change in plans. But a new CD can be made with the changes, being the last-dated the valid one.
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Yes, I think that "Docusign" is one of the applications I used in transactions, and other on an internet auction. And agree, electronic documents for real estate, trusts, tax forms may differ...
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I would suspect that the notary should himself, in person, do the scanning, burn and certify it is a true digital copy of the paper document and put the rubber ink seal, sign with permanent marker on the CD itself ? I have autographed music CDs that way...😁 but not from any notary... On the "original only validity"... the last three real estate transactions I did, there is no such thing as originals; not even fax. Electronic signatures invented by an application and the lawyers involved and county clerks accept such. And dozens of documents are now 'digital only', including government forms. 😳
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Thanks. Provenance... hmmm... Major and minor real estate and other assets listed in the living trust are fully backed as genuine at the county offices as of current and historic records. There is no provenance hurdles as I can understand; the point is the rest of the document with signed instructions, wills, directives, to be backed if the original paper document is destroyed as in a fire. If executors overseas can have a valid, useable digital copy CD when am gone, the loss of the original and now only paper document would not be a disaster (equating a non-existing trust)
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I had this document prepared almost 20 years ago in U.S. as is supposed to be valid at any country, avoid complications, taxes, fees, lawyers, delays to my beneficiary when am gone, and has been kept updated as supposed to be. Long ago learned that there is no such thing as a copy kept safe at any institution, nor even at the offices of the lawyer firm that initially prepared it. The original binder in my possession with all the signatures and notarizations is all that counts. I asked a few lawyers if a compact disc CD with the document scanned pages would be valid as a backup. They have no clue what to answer.😧 Does anyone here has knowledge if has been/can be done, or comments ?
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Seems it is not simple to melt several kinds of refuse plastics to do something useful with it. My point is as to transfer the recyclability from the expert industrials more towards the general public that collects the material. If the public collecting the trash could produce something -like lumber, bricks- by melting/molding themselves instead of selling the material to distant experts doing such, a greater amount of plastics would find immediate uses as would be much sought-after, with an increased incentive to recycle and reuse. So what additive or process could be used to facilitate raw melting/thermoforming ? Chemists came up with great plastic materials; should come up now with a great incentive.
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If you had one of these, would it make you happy ? ----> https://www.enginediy.com/products/v8-electromagnetic-engine-8-coils-engine-model
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Justice is constant and permanent giving to each one what they deserve. (It may be expressed in better English wording than mine) --- to impart instead of giving ¿?
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Thanks, gentlemen. Four fences are 40m long each, + six are 25m each; far from any boiling location. Seen the propane frying solution a couple of times to kill weeds in pavement grooves and not impressed with ~3 months lasting time. Seems the roots are not affected at all. Perhaps am after a cheap readily available salt, if needs to be reapplied yearly will not hurt the pocket and my old fart body. Read that both types of snow melters work; wondering if someone knows another 'magic bullet'. Weeds get entangled in 'tennis court' type of fences and mowing next to them is useless effort. If not constantly cutting their stems at soil level by hand on my four (with the corresponding interference from the fence) , can grow to a mission impossible. Will check the promising sodium chlorate as
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Well, spyware comes often pre-installed on most compfusers; it is called Windows 10.
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The commercial salt products for domestic use as for -Melting snow -- halite, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, sodium acetate and others -Water softener -- potassium chloride and others -Pool chlorination ---sodium hypochlorite and others Which could be longer lasting and effective to kill weeds that entangle along a fence; and applied dissolved in water, buried in soil or both ? -
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Nice link, Airbrush. Thanks. Interestingly, no mention of vibration or gyroscopic effects; but intermittent operation is considered.
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Thanks. But the U.S. efforts to purchase the islands started by 1867; well before Germany posed a factor.
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Hello all. Politics is not something I comment; but found interesting that U.S. already bought from Denmark the Virgin islands not too far ago, in 1917 and paid 25 million in gold. With such antecedent, all the noise generated is showing some historical ignorance... If it is a government thing or a presidential personal pursuit, I do not know.
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Hi. As am taking blood thinner medicine and often get skin cuts; I would like to know if there is one styptic pencil preferably made without aluminium. Do you know ?