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Probably good advice if you're in the path of what we're going to get Wednesday (be safe) - I own a heating company and wanted to share this for all. Monday night through Thursday we all will experience temperatures and wind chills that our homes' heating systems are NOT designed for. -20 to -30-degree temperatures with wind chills into -40 and up to -50+. Newer homes will struggle to maintain temperature and older homes will NOT maintain temperature and the temperature WILL drop while the heating system is working at full capacity. 1. Please raise the temperature in your home on Monday, 2 to 4 degrees above your normal setting. 2. Take all programmable thermostats out of setback mode and set on a permanent HOLD. 3. If you have a furnace; replace the filter. 4. Keep garage doors closed. 5. Limit opening exterior doors. 6. Make sure air vents and radiators are not blocked or obstructed. 7. If you have a 90%+ furnace and boiler: You must keep the intake and exhaust clear of ice and snow. During these cold temperatures, ice can build up. A 90%+ furnace and boiler have 2 white PVC pipes; an exhaust pipe and an intake pipe that are generally on the side or back of your home. In some instances, they are on your roof, do NOT go on your roof to clear the pipe. If the temperature in your home is dropping and your radiators are HOT with boiler systems or you have HOT air coming out of your vents with furnaces DO NOT PANIC. Please make sure that your heating system continues to operate. If the temperatures drop in your home, it will not be able to recover until temperatures rise and the windchill diminishes. Our heating systems cannot overcome temperatures -20 to -30 with wind chill up to -50+. They are sized to operate at 0 degrees outdoor. Put your thermostat on hold 70 degrees or higher. To help minimize temperature loss you can boil water, make soup, or stews; they help introduce humidity and warmer temperatures into your home. DO NOT USE YOUR OVEN or a GRILL TO HEAT YOUR HOME. Please check on neighbors and elderly residents during these extreme temperatures. Stay warm and safe this week and share this email with any of your family and friends.

https://healthydebate.ca/2017/08/topic/vaccine-safety-hesitancy

I think the biggest concern I had at 6 yrs old was if we'd get home from whatever store in time to see the latest Batman episode.

1/12/2004

Poor you - here's our Wed forecast...

Those "giggle chills"...you might want to see a neurologist. Sounds like a nervous/mental disorder.

Tu madre era un hámster y tu padre olía a bayas de saúco.

Cream? They've always used something with "oil of clove" on me to numb the area they're going to shoot up with novocaine.

You still get to claim the tax prep fee. However, I found that w/o the personal exemption I'll be getting back about 1/3rd what I've gotten in previous years. I know I got some of the money up front, but a lot was sucked up by Illinois.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2191814-we-may-finally-know-what-causes-alzheimers-and-how-to-stop-it/?sf206573492=1

Semi-related - (nana-nana-nana-nana-nana-nana-nana-nana-na)

What's not to love about snow?

https://themindcircle.com/catzillas-giant-cats-in-urban-landscapes/

I've never seen any of the Harry Potter movies and only 3 of the Star Wars movies all the way through.

Cats are great -

https://thetakeout.com/necco-wafers-and-sweetheart-candies-saved-from-dusty-ex-1829300533

Maybe you'd feel better if you "Hop"?

The views are fine just as they are.