Maybe they have changed their tactics through the years.
I have discovered that the Reverse Loop on the peninsula has no power. I initially checked the wire connections on the PSX-AR and all seem to be tightly attached. The board is not displaying any lights. The board is potentially up to 10 years old or only 2 years old. I don't know which.
Don't talk like that, I enjoy your bullshit!You guys came close to not having to put up with my BS!
I learned early in my petrochemical career the importance of safety glasses, shoes and hearing protection. I got a metal fragment in my eye, luckily it was magnetic and was easy to find and remove. A few scratches on the cornea which healed and no lasting problems. I was cutting steel supports from inside a vessel, much of the internals were badly eroded from catalyst. Anyway three quarters through the cut the piece broke lose and fell catching my foot between it and the scaffold. I had on steel toed boots. It hit so hard it bent the steel toe. Estimated weight from the investigation 850 lbs. I walked away unharmed. Today I don't use any power tool without safety glasses, if more than one cut with a powered saw, I use hearing protection. Yard equipment gets eye and hearing protection.
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What's more unbelievable to me is that they were all inside at the time! For milking maybe?? Not with only employee. And there was obviously no emergency exit, or being cows, they were too stupid to head for it. Had to be an unbelievably large barn! I read in Vox that that many animals required a space as large as 26 football fields.
To confuse matters I have birches that autumn time go butter yellow, I understand they are an American type but the seller lost the labels doh…..
I always use eye protection when using cutting equipment, as well as ear protection in most cases. I use the ear protection for several other tasks. I had to train employees in the use of safety protection for many years as a manager in a factory. I also saw many, too many actually, incidents where the rules were ignored and serious injuries occurred. Worse yet for many employees, they were terminated after the investigation proved negligence on their part. I wish that I had known more about ear protection when I was younger; I wouldn't need hearing aids today!
It sounds as though those poor things are permantly linked to the milking system, if so seems pretty cruel. But then cows in stalls permantly is not nice, but with hoses etc and one person to switch on and off, I am not a bleeding heart but it sounds pretty cruel.
Silly me, when I moved back here, I thought I could go visit my son every other weekend, with no more than an hour and a half each way. After all, it's only 75 miles, how bad could it have gotten? This was based on the last time I drove that road, in 2007.Well yesterday was a fun day. We left the house at 8:45 and didn't get home util minutes before 6 pm. The driving was miserable. Most of the driving to the west side of the state and back home was stop and go, bumper to bumper traffic. This is on the 3 lane each way highway. Driving on I-4 is worse every time you drive on it. It is beyond ridiculous.
Totally agree on the cruelty. I don't know about being tethered up to the equipment though, as investigation results have not been released yet.
Not to mention all those concerts. A few too many front row seats?
