Sneaking back for an unexpected one...

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Looks like you squeezed everything in (did you need a shoehorn?).

Nope, As My previous post mentioned I didn't need that or even a "bullhorn".

The TV is farther away from the wall(on the TVs right side, The left side), than the aquarium is and so they both fit due to the TV having an angled backside sort of like so: /`\ Just not so steep an angle.



Although the winds here sure could, Brr, Angels on the sofa taking advantage of the TVs exhaust on the left side of the TV(the right has an intake for cooler air).

I found I had some extra room to the right of the TV after I'd installed the surge protector for the Aquarium and hooked the lights back up, So now I can see the Aquarium and the TV fully, I just had to find the right angle.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Winning while on another round of Augmentin for this recurring sinus infection

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Winning while on another round of Augmentin for this recurring sinus infection

Get away from me. I don't want it. I have had enough of those...

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BOINC WIKI

Winning without a Runny Nose(or such), I don't have a Sinus Infection currently, But then My Sinuses are being quiet right now. My sympathies to Blurf or anyone else with a Sinus problem, It's annoying as hell too.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Winning without a Runny Nose(or such), I don't have a Sinus Infection currently, But then My Sinuses are being quiet right now. My sympathies to Blurf or anyone else with a Sinus problem, It's annoying as hell too.

Yes, it is, very much so.

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BOINC WIKI

Winning with nose congestion !!

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LETS BEGIN IN 2010

Winning with nose congestion !!

Something about too much information.

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BOINC WIKI

Winning with nose congestion !!

Go blow Your nose Matt!

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Winning with nose congestion !!

Go blow Your nose Matt!

Do we really have to tell people to go blow their noses? Isn't that like telling them to come in from the rain?

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BOINC WIKI

211

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

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213, and my profound sympathies to anyone with nasal problems. My allergies should kick in any day now, as it warms up. I find lots of red wine, taken internally, helps a bit.

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Boiling Aren't We? 214

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

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Boiling Aren't We? 214

Now all the way up to low presure steam.

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BOINC WIKI

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Boiling Aren't We? 214

Now all the way up to low pressure steam.

Now the question is when was the first steam engine invented?

A. the 19th Century(1860AD).
B. the 18th Century(1712AD).
C. the 17th Century(1698AD).
D. the 1st Century(62AD).

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

212

Boiling Aren't We? 214

Now all the way up to low pressure steam.

Now the question is when was the first steam engine invented?

A. the 19th Century(1860AD).
B. the 18th Century(1712AD).
C. the 17th Century(1698AD).
D. the 1st Century(62AD).

That depends on what you mean by invented. Steam locomotives had been in use for many years before 1860, so this one is clearly too late.

1712 is the year that Watt made a commercially viable steam engine that didn't explode all the time.

1698 was the first practical application as a water pump, but this version tended to explode.

Circa 60 AD was the first known experimental prototype - but it was apparently never used for anything, nor were any successors until 1698.

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BOINC WIKI

212

Boiling Aren't We? 214

Now all the way up to low pressure steam.

Now the question is when was the first steam engine invented?

A. the 19th Century(1860AD).
B. the 18th Century(1712AD).
C. the 17th Century(1698AD).
D. the 1st Century(62AD).

That depends on what you mean by invented. Steam locomotives had been in use for many years before 1860, so this one is clearly too late.

1712 is the year that Watt made a commercially viable steam engine that didn't explode all the time.

1698 was the first practical application as a water pump, but this version tended to explode.

Circa 60 AD was the first known experimental prototype - but it was apparently never used for anything, nor were any successors until 1698.

I see I couldn't stump the Minotaur, Answer was D, Sure It's not really practical the way It was, Of course the answer for who invented the idea may have been Heron of Alexandria, But with the Great Libraries demise, We'll never know for sure. sigh.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

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Boiling Aren't We? 214

Now all the way up to low pressure steam.

Now the question is when was the first steam engine invented?

A. the 19th Century(1860AD).
B. the 18th Century(1712AD).
C. the 17th Century(1698AD).
D. the 1st Century(62AD).

That depends on what you mean by invented. Steam locomotives had been in use for many years before 1860, so this one is clearly too late.

1712 is the year that Watt made a commercially viable steam engine that didn't explode all the time.

1698 was the first practical application as a water pump, but this version tended to explode.

Circa 60 AD was the first known experimental prototype - but it was apparently never used for anything, nor were any successors until 1698.

I see I couldn't stump the Minotaur, Answer was D, Sure It's not really practical the way It was, Of course the answer for who invented the idea may have been Heron of Alexandria, But with the Great Libraries demise, We'll never know for sure. sigh.

Hmm. What if the library had not been sacked and we had useful steam power in say 700 rather than 1700.

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BOINC WIKI

winning b4 work.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.