Cow Dung contains a large amount of phosphorus in the form of Ca3(PO4)2 (which promote algae bloom) and nitrogen in the form of KNO3.
I can't quite remember from school (16 yrs ago) what the negative impact of the nitrogen was but I think it was to do with oxygen and fish.
Detergents were loved by my lawn. As a kid, I would pull out the slip 'n slide in summer. For some extra fun (read 'danger' for the current generation of children), I used copious amounts of dishwashing detergent for some extra slip and a lot more slide.
The next day was always an interesting sight when the grass for a few inches longer.
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If you believe everything you read, better not read.
CFLs cause me migraines and other visual problems. I recently changed all my home lighting, where possible, to CFLs.
After a week, I began suffering from an extreme migraine. As the CFL's made it difficult for me to read or focus on small objects - I instantly held them suspect. To test my theory, I changed all the lighting back, and by the next day my life had certainly improved.
I gave it a month and tried the CFL's again, and again after a week a migraine set in. I intend to remove them tomorrow. My girlfriend (as in a living 3D female human-being) who doesn't normally suffer from migraines has been complaining of symptoms while I had the CFLs in.
I think CFLs definitely have a use but not as a be all and end all of general home lighting. The most pleasant affordable technology for me is halogen lighting. I am looking forward to what LED and OLED technology has to offer in the near future.
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Deceive the rich and powerful if you will, but don't insult them.
In this part of the world (Australia), Microsoft Office costs substantially more than the PC itself.
Dell offers the Full version of the Office suite for $998.80 AUD while at the same time advertising a system that is more than powerful enough to run said software for $799.
There are, of course, stripped-down versions of the Office suite for considerably less. For a primary school student, the Home & Student version should suffice at $220. High school students can expect to pay $749.10 for a version with MS Access and Publisher needed for coursework.
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I can't quite remember from school (16 yrs ago) what the negative impact of the nitrogen was but I think it was to do with oxygen and fish.
Detergents were loved by my lawn. As a kid, I would pull out the slip 'n slide in summer. For some extra fun (read 'danger' for the current generation of children), I used copious amounts of dishwashing detergent for some extra slip and a lot more slide.
The next day was always an interesting sight when the grass for a few inches longer.
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If you believe everything you read, better not read.
Ranging in price from $6.99 each to $24.99 ea.
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All prices quoted in Australian Dollars.
>CFLs don't flicker...
CFLs cause me migraines and other visual problems. I recently changed all my home lighting, where possible, to CFLs.
After a week, I began suffering from an extreme migraine. As the CFL's made it difficult for me to read or focus on small objects - I instantly held them suspect. To test my theory, I changed all the lighting back, and by the next day my life had certainly improved.
I gave it a month and tried the CFL's again, and again after a week a migraine set in. I intend to remove them tomorrow. My girlfriend (as in a living 3D female human-being) who doesn't normally suffer from migraines has been complaining of symptoms while I had the CFLs in.
I think CFLs definitely have a use but not as a be all and end all of general home lighting. The most pleasant affordable technology for me is halogen lighting. I am looking forward to what LED and OLED technology has to offer in the near future.
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Deceive the rich and powerful if you will, but don't insult them.
In this part of the world (Australia), Microsoft Office costs substantially more than the PC itself.
Dell offers the Full version of the Office suite for $998.80 AUD while at the same time advertising a system that is more than powerful enough to run said software for $799.
There are, of course, stripped-down versions of the Office suite for considerably less. For a primary school student, the Home & Student version should suffice at $220. High school students can expect to pay $749.10 for a version with MS Access and Publisher needed for coursework.
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Disclaimer: The information contained within this post is for educational and entertainment purposes. The poster does not promote the use of Dell products or other crippleware.
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