What did you accomplish today?
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solakani
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Nice. If this is a DIY open source project then I need this for my coop. Would love to learn more about your setup. Recently visited a new big bucks dairy barn. Running smooth.
hillbill
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Knee bends done
Fast short walk
Put old Philips CMH 250w 4000k into Flower Tent with 3 Boards set at 110 watts each. I use it for some UVA as well as IR. I'll replace it with a Board after 7 to 10 days.
Vaping some Brothers Grimm Ocifer in my Arizer AirSE. The Ocifer will take anway any focus you thought you may have. A bit heavy in a detail demanding situation. First buds were a bit rushy and vaping it had Ms Wife talking about Skunks.
Fast short walk
Put old Philips CMH 250w 4000k into Flower Tent with 3 Boards set at 110 watts each. I use it for some UVA as well as IR. I'll replace it with a Board after 7 to 10 days.
Vaping some Brothers Grimm Ocifer in my Arizer AirSE. The Ocifer will take anway any focus you thought you may have. A bit heavy in a detail demanding situation. First buds were a bit rushy and vaping it had Ms Wife talking about Skunks.
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Ozumoz66
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I'm not sure about the software as it updated remotely via Wi-Fi from the manufacturer. They're located in Manitoba, Canada. The just received 300 chicks that will go into the coup in 3 weeks.
Here's a link.
UKKÖ Robotics | Automated Farming Solutions for Pasture-Raised Livestock
Helping farmers have pasture-raised livestock through trusted engineering and automation like the ROVA|BARN automated pasture barn. Proudly made in Canada.
www.ukkorobotics.com
solakani
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Awesome. Thanks for the info. I will need to scale that down to 10%I'm not sure about the software as it updated remotely via Wi-Fi from the manufacturer. They're located in Manitoba, Canada. The just received 300 chicks that will go into the coup in 3 weeks.
Here's a link.
UKKÖ Robotics | Automated Farming Solutions for Pasture-Raised Livestock
Helping farmers have pasture-raised livestock through trusted engineering and automation like the ROVA|BARN automated pasture barn. Proudly made in Canada.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Interview for a job in Monterey Ca.
lol. I was fired up. Started out the interview with “ what are your salary expectations.”More than what I saw posted on the job description, not that she knew I knew. The executive director says, oh , just to let you know, that’s out of our salary range. But we can still move foward? And
So the interview ran its coarse and I was having a good time. I don’t expect a phone call back or the in person interview. I know what I want and I am not playing games anymore. Been a battle worn soldier
For 2 long and know how much I am worth. I would go to the all expenses in person interview though. I was looking at apartment rents and it would be like $3,500 a month for a 900 square foot. It’s insane!
lol. I was fired up. Started out the interview with “ what are your salary expectations.”More than what I saw posted on the job description, not that she knew I knew. The executive director says, oh , just to let you know, that’s out of our salary range. But we can still move foward? And
So the interview ran its coarse and I was having a good time. I don’t expect a phone call back or the in person interview. I know what I want and I am not playing games anymore. Been a battle worn soldier
For 2 long and know how much I am worth. I would go to the all expenses in person interview though. I was looking at apartment rents and it would be like $3,500 a month for a 900 square foot. It’s insane!
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Happy Leaf
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I tried to be a better person today. Not in the healthiest of ways when it comes to food etc. But I tried talking. That's all I can do right now.
Sir Napsalot
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Lady Napsalot and I are celebrating our 40th anniversary today
buddha_head
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Made progress on clearing the yard & outbuildings. Generations of junk, clutter, tools, etc..
More tomorrow, for many tomorrows.
More tomorrow, for many tomorrows.
DarkWeb
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Happy anniversary bud!
BarnBuster
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Over the past year or so I lost 70 lbs and consequently went from a porky XL to L and even M clothes. Big deal for me yesterday, taking all those XL leather jackets, North Face/Bean/Bauer winter coats to Goodwill and as much as I hated doing it, I actually felt better after I dropped them off. Yeah, I coulda sold them online, etc but for me that's just another stalling technique.
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BarnBuster
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for me it was:
<60 grams carbs daily, most of that fiber
No eating after 1:00 pm
No rice, noodles, bread, fast food, cake, pie, chips and all the rest of the shit I really like.
Got my A1c down to 5.4
StonedGardener
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Great f'ing job ! Ya just don't need that excess baggage. I've been at approx. 180lbs , since leaving college ( 5lb fluctuation). Only a couple of times I've been heavier ( say 200). It makes me feel like shit. I certainly don't care if people carry around unnecessary weight, but I can't handle it. I've never been a big eater. Its certainly not one of my passions. So many times I wished I could just pop a pill that contained nutrition, rather than shoving food down my throat.
Congratulations......that is a big f'ing deal. I'll bet you feel a shit-ton better.
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