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Sgt.Joe
Ace Cruncher USA Joined: Jul 4, 2006 Post Count: 7683 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Ou poi  Spot-price of electricity has now more than tripled, in eight days. I could sell electricity back to company with nice profit  FI EUR/MWh 53,13 57,91 36,48 32,90 29,00 19,39 23,44 16,92 https://youtu.be/UU8SxWthSmY Serendipity, you bought at the right time. Nice music, from when I was young. Warm today 33F(1C). By Sunday we expect high will be 0F(-18C). Winter is coming, finally. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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ultimaThule
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Yesterday Spot intraday price did get 204E/MWh, so my 44E/MWh is like
---------------------------------------- Sure get interesting on Monday. Third of imported FI-juice is from Rossiya, they are using Old Calendar So yup, they are now on very middle of holiday season, Christmas Day yesterday. Would not be surprised if price get doubled on next week, when industry get back to normal workdays on East. https://youtu.be/kZXCntNd128  [Edit 3 times, last edit by ultimaThule at Jan 8, 2016 10:04:28 AM] |
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Sgt.Joe
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Yesterday Spot intraday price did get 204E/MWh, so my 44E/MWh is like Sure get interesting on Monday. Third of imported FI-juice is from Rossiya, they are using Old Calendar So yup, they are now on very middle of holiday season, Christmas Day yesterday. Would not be surprised if price get doubled on next week, when industry get back to normal workdays on East. Do not be afraid to make your wallet happy. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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ultimaThule
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Getting so much warmer on this side on planet, only -15'C ( 5'F ) yesterday and it felt so warm.
----------------------------------------But still not much snow here on South which makes me so happy, this winter will take care of these evil immigrants which have tendency eat everything on garden except barbed wire. Even our original hard celled gastropods will die on higher temperatures on these conditions, so these aliens with soft skin just does not have a change. 99,9% of population will be wiped out. That 0,1% will survive on (wo)man made composts in urban areas, but since next year seems to be seventh crash year on local economy, next winter will take care about hippies with their composts  Some edit: Local original form of compost is called tunkio. It looks pretty much same, but works totally opposite with anaerobic bacterias, so it is very hot and oxygen free side of same coin. I was not able to found any EN-article about it, so need to share some stories my granny teach me. Key item to ignite tunkio is horse manure, if you do not have it, then you do not have tunkio. So I think that horse poop consist some anaerobic bacteria fraction, that can easily colonise hold cake if it is compressed tightly enough that air cannot get inside of it. My granny told me that corretly build tunkio will generate enough heat that it will steam year around, no matter how hard winter there is around. Also remember theory class when I was voluntary fire-fighter, that tunkio is one rare source of self-ignition, temperature will rice high enough to burn shack around it, if occurs indoors. https://youtu.be/1-rHdSWZLpQ [Edit 4 times, last edit by ultimaThule at Jan 9, 2016 8:44:23 AM] |
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Sgt.Joe
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I was not able to found any EN-article about it, so need to share some stories my granny teach me. I understand the concept. The literal translation I found is "dungheap." Any manure pile, whether composed of horse, cow, fowl or other, will generally when constructed properly, will generate heat in an anaerobic fashion. The purpose of the heat in the compost pile is kill off the pathogens and convert the organic matter into a wonderful healthy soil. I think your granny was a wise woman and if she said it needed horse manure to properly be tunkio, I would believe her. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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ultimaThule
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I think your granny was a wise woman and if she said it needed horse manure to properly be tunkio, I would believe her. Cheers I have my reasons to belive also. Reflecting this on simple matter that dude(ttes) did have tractors available (have some pic my granny driving one), but nobody did not have community sewerage on deep rural. So every farm did have poop for sure, but my granny did mention that tunkio did "burn" over the winter only on those houses, which kept horse. After tractors did come available, horse did become luxury pet. https://youtu.be/7N2zVUNHbeI |
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ultimaThule
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Some Paris Market Carrot.
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