icd 10 migraine with aura not intractable

This months weird one is Joybubbles, also known by his birth name Joe Engressia, the godfather of phone phreaking (hacking the phone system).

In any case, one of the things I’ve been working on this year is a monthly post on a Great American Weirdo, Iconoclast or Eccentric. When JMG posted about Johnny Appleseed’s America, I gave a big hooray and said “Yes!”. …I’ve been hanging out in Weirdo Land and I like it. Even then I’m not sure it’s necessary, and you might be able to do a better job with carefully-mounted regular panels.įirst off, congratulations to Shaun on the success of his recent Mythic campaign and for bringing out a Mythic “Best of” anthology. Then you want to keep the roof, and thus the airflow, as smooth as possible. The only time I could see them, or any in-roof system, being worth it would be if you were also installing a ridge-mounted wind turbine. Or they didn’t know any better or thought appearance was more important than function.

If you see solar tiles being used it’s usually to exploit a subsidy regime that favours them. Slate is cheap and is millions of years old, and will have no problem lasting millions more. They’re far more expensive and fiddly to wire up than a normal slate roof with panels mounted on top.

However a regular house is usually better off with one dedicated solar thermal evacuated tube collector (which is also more forgiving in the orientation it needs) and the rest covered in PV. The same if you’re making the much bigger investment in interseasonal heat storage and space heating. If you do something that uses a great deal of hot water relative to power, such as running a hotel with a restaurant and laundry, they’re an exellent choice. Technically they work well but there’s a mismatch between the amount of electricity and hot water they produce for average household demand. They’re already available and are known as solar PVT panels. My questions are does this not make you sad on a personal level? and how should we who live in Europe react constructively in the meantime knowing this is what is to come?Īt the end of a previous post someone asked if research had been done into combined solar PV and thermal. It’s not hard to imagine a future isis blowing up the Colosseum etc. It seems to me the north side of the Mediterranean is the most culturally interesting place in the world with the most well preserved ancient monuments, beautiful architecture and fascinating cultures. It seems the city states and maritime republics that arose years after offered a better quality of life.Ģ) You have mentioned before on numerous occasions (mostly in the comments section) that you are grateful to be the other side of the Atlantic as you see a great armed migration bursting out of Africa and the Middle East and taking over Europe. Why was the Roman Empire mourned if it was a slave economy where most lived in misery and the wealth of the Mediterranean was channelled back to central Italy. Hi JMG, I have two questions (only related by geography):ġ)You mentioned before that in post Roman literature there is a great sense of loss but also that many are better off when a civilisation declines. You can get a copy from Founders House here or from other retailers via Universal Book Link (UBL) here. If you need a dose of good imaginative science fiction and fantasy that doesn’t just rehash familiar tropes, this is one good way to get it. Baker, and quite a few other good writers - 25 stories in all. D’Amico, Joanna Michal Hoyt, Sean Patrick Hazlett, Catherine McGuire, Tom Jolly, William Delman, Patrick S. Yes, I have a story in there, but so do D.A. All the standard rules apply - no profanity, no sales pitches, no trolling, no rudeness, no paid propagandizing, no long screeds proclaiming the infallible truth of fill in the blank - but since there’s no topic, nothing is off topic.īefore we proceed, a heads up to readers: Founders House Publishing has just released its first anthology of the best stories from MYTHIC Magazine, sensibly titled The Best of MYTHIC. This week’s Ecosophian offering is the monthly (well, more or less!) open post to field questions and encourage discussion among my readers.

Icd 10 migraine with aura not intractable