One of the habits of my parents is that they keep a very clean house. They make their beds every day and I think, like others have observed, that this habit sets the tone for the rest of the day.
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Half the battle with clutter is having a place to put things
Just heard this in a YouTube video. Where had I heard that before? Oh yeah,
A place for everything and everything in its place
If you don’t have anything, you can’t be messy.
Only people with stuff can be messy. A cat has no stuff, therefore it can’t be messy. Be more like a cat.
Wi-Fi: No hardware installed (iMac)
This has happened a couple of times. The first time I contacted Apple Support and he was unable to fix, but after restarting a few times somehow iMac fixed itself. Yesterday was different. No such luck after numerous PRAM resets and starts. What did fix it was going into Network in System Preferences and manually turning on Wi-Fi, then restarting.
System Preferences –>
Network –>
Turn on Wi-Fi
Kudos to osTicket UI
Love the thumbs up icon!
PayPal Monthly Net
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-01%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-02%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-03%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-04%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-05%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-06%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-07%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-08%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-09%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-10%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-11%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
SELECT SUM(Net) AS TotalNet FROM paypal_2022 where date like ‘%2022-12%’ AND From_Email_Address !=’example@example.com’;
Fixing the old wheelbarrow
Zip ties
Bolts, nuts, washers, screws
Tightened down the rotted handle at the wheel end with zip ties. Removed the rusty bolts with a reciprocating saw with a metal specified Milwaukee 6” blade. Replaced bolts and drove a couple of screws into the wood shims as reinforcement.
Campaign formula
15,000 / 25 / 6 = 100
Modifying the Hercules flute stand for alto flute using velcro tape
Wrapping a 5″ piece of 1/2″ velcro tape around the top of the flute peg to make it a better fit for the larger size of the alto flute bore (7/8″). Helps keep the alto upright and not leaning.
Dead car battery today
Keep the metal clamps from touching each other while clipping onto the batteries.
- First, attach a RED clamp to the positive terminal of the DEAD battery.
- Next, attach the RED clamp from the other end of the cables to the BOOSTER battery’s positive terminal.
- Then, attach the BLACK clamp to the negative terminal of the BOOSTER battery.
- Last, attach the BLACK clamp an unpainted metal part on the engine, such as a bolt or bracket, of the car with the DEAD battery. Some models have a grounding bolt placed solely for this purpose.