Greybeard

Goldman Sachs.

I guess I was too late with the questions.

DUH! I was scrolling back sometime after I decided to comment, and I guess I did not go back far enough. No wonder I confused Hammersticks. Surprised both of you could respond so fast.

I went back to double check. In the top photo, your definition of Not Hot, I believe she is not wearing any make up. In the bottom photo, Hot, she is obviously made up. I always thought she was hot especially her eyes. I watched her in "The Deuce" and sometimes she was and sometime she wasn't. But she wasn't suppose to look good in a lot of scenes.

What year did you see them? I don't remember a snowstorm and I thought I saw them during the summer. I do remember someone in the crowd yelling "Journey to the Center of the MInd." Ted yelled back " What do you think this is, AM radio."

Looks like your difference between Hot and Not is the Make Up department.

I really like her eyes.

At this point I doubt if they reach 20 wins. They really need a 3 point shooter.

TIL there is such a thing as a Contraito voice, which is a female bass. I looked up rock singers with Contraito voices and I am surprised at how many female singers I like have this. I think the only two missing from my favorite female voices are Sandy Denny and Judith Dunham. https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=List of contraltos in non-classical music The original search was inspired my the Uncle Sam's pics.

Nice pic. Do you have any of the inside? Spent many a summer Wed in 70-72 there. At least when Wilmer was playing. On Saturday nights they had a fair number of groups that were on their way to greater things. Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes, Alice Cooper, Paul Butterfield and Chicago Transit Authority (C.T.A) just at the point they were changing their name to Chicago.

I tried to make out where the licence plate was from but it did not look like a US plate to me. Not that i haven't seen drivers like that in the States.

Obama does deserve some credit, but maybe the FED deserves more. This economy is based on printing money to the moon, and eventually, it will be payed for. And if you think things are just rosy, go over to shadow stats and look at what they say the % employment and the rate of inflation is.

I think TT has looked better since the Peterman start. TT has even thrown a couple of quick passes leading the receiver.

I agree. This team has a lot of needs. It would be nice to see both the offensive and defensive lines get improved.

It's tough to work under a rookie owner. Unless you think he Whaley hired Ryan.

This is turning out to be a real epidemic. It also explains the Puffer fish tank recently installed in Hard Rock stadium.

I agree. I rewound the play when Miami scored and I can't see how they could have reversed the call.

CD rates were 5%

I think it is on par with the Twilight Zone. There were a lot of TZ's that were not that good at the time. Watching a TZ marathon might convince you of this. Then there were some that will never be beat, such as "To Serve Man."

Friends that were into the Brave's at the time, referred to him as "Ernie No-D"

http://www.localsyr.com/news/record-snowfall-in-redfield/889471209 Oswego county playing catch up.

I sent you two messages with attachments. Let me know if you received both.

That is what "she" said.

I forgot to ask, how much do you expect to spend on hardware for this? If you are going the PLC route, Automationdirect is probably the cheapest you can get. I have never used them. I do Rockwell automation (Allen Bradley) and they are not cheap. Also, if you wanted to get away with the cheapest solution, you might be able to add a couple of hardwired relays and keep your existing controllers, just turn them off and on (enable and disable them) using the timer concept I wrote in my second reply. On a side note, when I was typing my second reply, the banner popped up that you were responding to my first reply, but when I went to look at your reply it wasn't there. I suppose the BB system may respond when you start to reply, not submit reply, which would explain why it was not there when I went to look. Would not have thought it would work that way.

I went back and read your post. If you want this done correctly you have to write a spec. A spec describes exactly what you want. To give the engineer an idea of what he is working with, fill out the following: What is the depth of the sump? What level do you want it to turn on? What is the location of the turn on switch? When do you want it to turn off? What is the location of the turn off switch? I assume when it rains you have a switch higher than the normal turn off switch. What level is it? How do you sense when it is dry or raining? A water sensor on your roof? (joking) I would suggest that in your programming you set up a timer which when the pump turns on starts the timer and if it again hits the turn on switch within a certain time, the program decides the water is coming in fast, so it should wait for the second turn on switch on the next cycle. If the timer times out before it again hits the first turn on switch, it starts when it hits the switch. After you sort this out, you can move on to the backup system as your plc will have to maintain power to do its job, so it is likely to be wired into the battery along with the inverter.