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Ebay...about $9 - 10 for nine of them. See: eureka rr, Home Garden, Collectibles items on eBay.com

Congratulations! I got mine almost 50 years ago and I still look back at it as one of several defining things in my lifetime. Remember what you learned getting it and use it for the rest of your life.

I understand your argument but plants "breathe" carbon dioxide like we do oxygen. The burning of fuels actually promotes plant growth...which BTW give off oxygen; so the cycle continues.

You are right about the conversion efficiency of electric vehicles from the battery to the wheels. What I was speaking of was the efficiency from the original power source to the wheels. In the article here Mechanical Engineering Power -- June 2003, feature, "Gauging Efficiency, Well to Wheel"...

The two drivers of the next motive solution will be technology and distribution infrastructure. Technology to get battery efficiency up to a level where the output KWH is a lot closer to the input. Now I think it is about 25%. It has to go higher to get cars a range of at least 300 miles on...

You may want to look around for "canal days" type of events. They are during the spring/summer in towns like Fairport, Pittsford, Brockport, etc. along the canal. Though mostly touristy kind of stuff, they occasionally have some decent entertainment and the ever-present food and artsy-crafty...

Another tip is to use one of the braided flexible supply hoses to run the hot water into the DW. Its is a lot easier than trying to solder copper in the tight space and makes service much easier if you have to get back in. Remember to tywrap the braided hose out of the way of any...

I had C band (BUD) in Aguascalientes, Ags. (central) Mexico from 1985 until 1996. I'm not sure what is left on C band and you will need a US address to which to have the bill sent. The dish, by definition had to be large, about 14', to get the fringe signal and I had to use a 20 degree LNB...

They are obviously afraid that some of the "newer" (some no-so-new) technologies will compete with expensive oil. Advertising a lower future oil price will cut-off capital investment in the necessary infrastructure, e.g., shale oil, ethanol, tar sands, etc. due to the long return on...

Yawn!

I missed four. I need more practice!