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About Me
- Alice
- What is ICT? Inter Company Transfer - my 12 month assignment as an engineer, at an automotive supplier, in Nagoya, Japan during 2008-2009. Since returning to Michigan my blog is a random assortment of what I'm up to, usually home improvements, cooking, or travel.
Blog Archive
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- T - 415 hours
- Road Mirrors
- Pizza Advertisements
- Tofu Course Meal
- Rebecca's Back
- Japanese Women's Office Sandles
- Banana Splitting Hot
- Dinner and The Wire
- Duck House
- Peaches
- Without an Oven
- Scheduling Glitch
- Manhole Covers 13
- Under the Rail Road Track
- Battery Recycling in Japan
- Taking Sun Protection to a New Level
- Rose Kit-Kat
- Gifts for Gifts
- Hanko
- License Shortage
- Telephone Pole Billboards
- Video Tour Part 2
- Japanese Chevy
- Japanese Convenience Store Bill Paying
- Stove Top & Fish Broiler Cooking 23
- Studio A Hair Salon
- Manhole Covers 12
- Illiteracy
- White Chocolate Lemon Kit Kat
- Early to Rise
- Fainting is Generational
- Bun Season
- Japanese Parking Lot Attendents
- Lazy Weekend
- Daruma Doll
- Kinako Kit Kat
- Eco Bacon
- Rudeness by Oblivion
- I Want This at Home 2
- HHR
- Nagoya Station
- Blood Types
- Manhole Covers 11
- OT Pay
- Neighborhood Church
- Crab BBQ
- How the VIPs Get Home
- Japanese Can Collecting
- Apple Vinegar Kit Kat
- Video Tour Part 1
- Arimatsu Festival
- Stove Top & Fish Broiler Cooking
- Two-a-Days
- Body Size, Japanese vs U.S.
- Stove Top & Fish Broiler Cooking 22
- What Not to Wear to the Office
- Tahara City Beaches
- Japanese Wedding Party
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Blogs I Read
- 101cookbooks.com
- abeautifulmess.typepad.com
- acouplecooks.com
- bargainstobounty.com
- blog.kazbad.com
- blog.realtimefarms.com
- commonsensewithmoney.com
- fedupwithschoollunch.blogspot.com
- herbangirl.blogspot.com
- iihs.org/news
- ikeahackers.net/
- imshoeshopping.blogspot.com
- jcrewaficionada.blogspot.com
- justbento.com
- lottieanddoof.com
- lynchrs.blogspot.com
- michigantoday.umich.edu
- smittenkitchen.com
- themarthablog.com
- totallytarget.com
- wisebread.com
- younghouselove.com
2 comments:
Back in college collecting methane from a pig farm was one of the projects for senior design. The farm wanted to collect, compress and store the gas so they could burn it in winter to keep the pigs warm. It wasn't feasible, because it would have trapped too much methane in the building and killed the pigs.
They ended up putting in catalyst tanks and using the manure to make methane to burn. Some dairy farms do the same thing.
That is crazy fun information! thanks for sharing it with me.
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