He was lost? If so, I am glad you found him, else he would be missed around here.
Johnny
Found MC. Enjoying his presentation. Have to refrain from adding to it...
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
Mookie {Snip} That was brought home to me in a doctor's office a few days ago. Older men and women both and when the nurse would call the women, the husband looked startled when the wife jumped out of her chair. Almost to a man, the men needed the wife to nudge them to go with the nurse. {Snip}
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That was brought home to me in a doctor's office a few days ago. Older men and women both and when the nurse would call the women, the husband looked startled when the wife jumped out of her chair. Almost to a man, the men needed the wife to nudge them to go with the nurse.
Semper Vaporo
Pkgs.
Norm48327On the dark side, they are useless to me because after working around running airplanes for over thirty years I have no high pitch hearing.
Norm - it's been found that sleeping children often to not respond to blaring smoke alarms. Some research has found that the parent's voice gets a better response. I believe that there may be some movement toward smoke alarms with voices. If one could guarantee that Mom and/or Dad didn't whisper when recording, an alarm that would allow such recordings could prove useful.
Too, it probably wouldn't go over very well if Dad recorded an alarm message along the lines of "MOM BURNED DINNER - AGAIN."
I'd imagine that an alarm with a selection of alarms (either user selectable, or varying sounds, like many car alarms) might find a place in the market. I believe there are alarms that include light. Most fixed (commercial) alarms now have both an audible and a visual alert.
Part of the problem is finding the right balance between waking you up and damaging your hearing.
Joe - the dog didn't even need a good sense of smell - we were parked about 5 cars away from them and they had tacos. The hot sauce made my eyes water!
However, that dog was so funny. She looked like a really comfortable chair for a little person and sat motionless for quite awhile. I think she thought it made her look taller....
I like that teacher. Too many people think of their children as furniture, so it is nice to see someone involved with their child and school as you always have been, and she proved it.
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
Norm - isn't it ironic that women usually have reasonably good hearing as they get older, while men, even with hearing aids, still can't hear. (My Driver)
Tree - I am excited for you. Checked his itinerary and he seems to be doing a rather extensive tour of New York State! Scare him to death and give him a hug for me.
OK - I suppose that won't work for either of you, so just pat him on the back and hug Boss Hen for me!
Right - and safe - thing to do Mookie. I was told the smoke detector batteries in my apartment are good for ten years. That must mean they are Lithium Ion. On the dark side, they are useless to me because after working around running airplanes for over thirty years I have no high pitch hearing. I need ones with a much lower tone.
At least my sense of smell still detects low concentrations of smoke.
Norm
MookieTree! You would be proud of moi! I checked my batteries list for everything in the house - including 3 smoke detectors and one CO detector.
While I'm sure one of the regular sponsors of "Change Your Clock - Change Your Battery" - a battery company - sees some dollar signs in the campaign - it's a task that does need to be done. Somehow the campaign has gone from beeing fall-only to both the spring and fall time changes, but too often is better than not often enough.
Setting the alarm clock for an early rise tomorrow morning - gotta go check the net...
Tree! You would be proud of moi! I checked my batteries list for everything in the house - including 3 smoke detectors and one CO detector. I need 23 batteries when I go shopping this weekend.
Going to the bank to get the loan for them this week!
Moo....
evening
Monday is done. Matt got a treat for handing in a paper. I had to sign it too. The teacher was doing a test on how many parents look at their kids papers and newsletters. I asked for my cut but Matt said he only got 1 sucker. Mookie with a dog's sense of smell being great maybe mamma hound smelled something good. ma nature is going to bring some rain then open the cooler door. Time to get some chores done before bed.
stay safe
Joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Dogs!
I am an all animal lover, but today in the park I saw something I have never seen before. A family was having a picnic at a picnic table and they had their Mama Basset Hound and her puppy with them. I am partial to Bassets - so would glance over every so often to watch the dogs.
I happened to look over there only to find Mama sitting up. Just like an overstuffed chair. Dogs sit up, but I have never seen one look so comfortable doing so. No balance problems for her. She didn't look like she was begging, just like she was really relaxed sitting that way. Looked just like a fire plug with fur. Maybe she likes the height to help her see the world better?
I cast my vote.MC has a good appetite, if you're looking for suggestions on bait...
Carl
Railroader Emeritus (practiced railroading for 46 years--and in 2010 I finally got it right!)
CAACSCOCOM--I don't want to behave improperly, so I just won't behave at all. (SM)
blownout cylinderIs the voting for all or just American voters?
I don't know that there is any restriction. I've never run one of those surveys myself, so I don't know what restrictions can be added.
I'm sure the other side is taking all the votes they can get, so why not?
Just letting people know I'm still here. We are now on Colpoy's Bay on the west side of the Bruce Peninsula.
Larry: Is the voting for all or just American voters? Just curious.
Any argument carried far enough will end up in Semantics--Hartz's law of rhetoric Emerald. Leemer and Southern The route of the Sceptre Express Barry
I just started my blog site...more stuff to come...
http://modeltrainswithmusic.blogspot.ca/
Hopefully, Tree won't have to repair the net after I've gone through......
Had a chance to run through the house last night, so stopped by and slept in my own bed for a change. Got a load of QuadGraphics fodder for the post office in Rochester for Monday morning, then because of my hours that I pick up, things get sketchy after that. Can't run much on five hour days....
Little chilly here this morning, mid thirties right now outside. Read the forecast discussion for our area, going to be a cool and somewhat wet week, with the possibility of a freeze for next Sunday night. Fall is here......
Better get my tail in gear, it's just over 11 hours from here to Rochester, and will have to spread it out over two days......
Randy Vos
"Ever have one of those days where you couldn't hit the ground with your hat??" - Waylon Jennings
"May the Lord take a liking to you and blow you up, real good" - SCTV
Done.
tree68 MookieMake sure it is a reinforced net It's a scheduled stop, so I'm pretty sure the net will hold. While I'm here - Need some help. Kindly head over to this site and cast a vote for completing the restoration... You can read about the "battle" in another thread here on the forum...
MookieMake sure it is a reinforced net
It's a scheduled stop, so I'm pretty sure the net will hold.
While I'm here - Need some help. Kindly head over to this site and cast a vote for completing the restoration... You can read about the "battle" in another thread here on the forum...
I just voted Larry.....
Semper Vaporo locomutt For any other John Denver fans that frequent the "Chatterbox", 16 years ago today he was killed in a plane crash. Some of us fans will Always Remember....... ONLY 16 years ago?... seems like a totally different age ago.
locomutt For any other John Denver fans that frequent the "Chatterbox", 16 years ago today he was killed in a plane crash. Some of us fans will Always Remember.......
For any other John Denver fans that frequent the "Chatterbox", 16 years ago today he was killed in a plane crash. Some of us fans will Always Remember.......
Joe - cool! Next time I go track-side, I am going to have the Driver show the engineer his keys and see if he will let us run the engine! Think?
Tree! A visit from Sir Chicken and Boss Hen is always a delight. Make sure it is a reinforced net - he travels very fast, even when she is riding shotgun.
Semper VaporoONLY 16 years ago?... seems like a totally different age ago.
Indeed, it was.
All is in readiness for Sunday's chicken barbeque. Hopefully we'll sell out quickly (but not too quickly) and can get packed up and home fairly early.
The net has been erected in central New York. Expecting to find some dirty feathers in it Tuesday.
went to new haven and garrett to see what was going on the yards.found a set of keys in garrett.Turns out they were for the museum and layout. caused some excitement but we waited for a member to come and identify the keys. As a reward Matt got to run trains on the layout. Mom and Matt are worn out. Church and Sunday school tomorrow.
joe
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Houston Ed's wife Aimee!!!!!! Hope she has a Great Day!!
nice night out tonight.better day tomorrow.going to be out trainwatching somewhere.
Sir Chicken needs a vacation. Few days off... snicker...
Had early appt, so then had breakfast out and track-side. Very busy day. Lots of coal, some freight and refurbishing the area around the diamond. Vacuuming area! Boy they are neat! Just heard what sounded like a Loram coming in the Hastings/Amtrak line heading to what sounded like the area that they were working. Lot of "staff" around the work site. Must be a very large project.
We would have gone down into the area and peeked at them, but I didn't want to have a problem with Sir C's rubber-tired engineers.
Also saw an MT ballast train- as long as a normal coal train - headed east - probably for a refill. Two SD70's on point. Saw a lot of SD70's today paired with a lot of 9's. Must be clean the closet out week.
Party that sits there frequently said he saw 3 Boeing trains this week. Usually one a week if we are lucky.
Nice day - 78 but with 23-27 mph south winds, it kind of "blows the sun around".
Aw, Chicken found my snow trap. See that big line of thunderstorms out in North Platte area. Never make it this far. And what are you doing out in the woods, where bears go....literally....?
A couple of them "rubber tired" civil engineers ran into chicken with ruffled feathers - might just feed them to the bears as a light snack.
Murray - my first thought exactly! And hard-boiled eggs in a crowd? tee-hee
Zardoz - That's a Wisconsin thing. We were Ranger Rick here. We can't say "eh", eh? We say "Warsh the Car!" And Norfork when it is spelled Norfolk. And the BNSF has a Juniata (starts out June...) and Waunita (starts out Wan ) on the same line. And we have Bee-at-tris (Beatrice, not Bee-a-tris), Carney (Kearney) not Kerney.
Not today bubba.
Just came over da hill - Kinda weird with heavy snow, yellow aspen and red scrub oak....it's coming east!
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