[Eagle50AE]

12x25 greenhouse is ready, could not believe how much it increased the temperature..start moving plants in tomorrow
too exhausted now.

Sorry to Post only pitiful links, but I think all should read this :

A bill to shift cybersecurity to White House

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10200710-38.html?tag=mncol

[DelaWhere]

>>>A bill to shift cybersecurity to White House<<<

No apology needed... I read that earlier... Grrrrrr...

Talk about centralized power.......

Congratulations on the greenhouse!!!

Yes, they can get really - and I mean REALLY hot if they are closed up!!!

Temperature control is a must in the greenhouse...
I had two 40” fans in mine, thermostat and a humidistat controls - either would turn them on. At the other end was a 16’ X 3’ powered louver panel. When either fan came on, the louvers opened.

When I move mine to the South side of the house, I plan to ventilate in the summer by pulling air through the whole house from the upstairs (under the big old swamp maple tree out front) and down through the downstairs and out through the greenhouse... Let it cool the house like we used to do years ago before everyone had air conditioning.

[nw_arizona_granny]

12x25 greenhouse is ready, could not believe how much it increased the temperature..start moving plants in tomorrow
too exhausted now.<<<

I found some wonderful greenhouse information links last night, start reading about 5420 and they are scattered through out the rest of the page, you will find the information is good and usable.

I heard yesterday that the Atlas Shrugged website is banned on the Gov computers, they labeled it a hate site.

So it has already started.

[CottonBall]

While the bill is still in draft form and thereby subject to change, it would put the White House National Cybersecurity Advisor in charge of coordinating cyber efforts within the intelligence community and within civilian agencies, as well as coordinating the public sector's cooperation with the private sector. The adviser would have the authority to disconnect from the Internet any federal infrastructure networks--or other networks deemed to be "critical"--if found to be at risk of a cyberattack.

hmmm, let another advisor. Senator Byrd said not too long ago that the appointment of all these Czars was violating the separation of powers. Makes sense. He may be a Dem, but he's an old time Dem - and likely just as disgusted as we are at the socialists in his party. Well, maybe not AS disgusted, but probably something close ;)