#nostr #grownostr #btc
This, to me, looks like a classic dead cat bounce. I suffer to #bear the #news
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Red blooded American in a woke blue state. Liberty. Critical thinking and personal responsibility. No excuses, just behavior. Truth is kindness
##zapathon
It takes one #zap to start a #fire
#nostr #grownostr
This is how I start a #fire
1. Get a box of tinder and kindling
2. Scape up charcoal to the front of the woodstove, letting ash sift to the ash pan.
3. Whenever lighting the stove always clean the ash pan and safely discard the ashes - more on that later.
4. Assemble tinder on top of the charcoal and followed by small kindling. Be sure there is plenty of space for airflow. I use a log cabin pattern.
5. Set the damper to full throttle
5. Light one splinter with a lighter and ignite the tinder as if using a long match stick. It usually ignites and flames up quickly.
6. Build the fire quick enough to keep heat and draft through the chimney.
7. Close the door, but wait until the cast iron is warm and radiating before locking the door down.
Today's fire in stove 2 was smokier than I like. Usually I try to get a real clean and hot fire, but in this case, I had a tad too much kindling in the firebox to start.
Some points about safety. To burn responsibly, we use seasoned and dry hardwood. It burns hotter and creates much less creosote than soft woods. We make sure that we have a clean flu and chimney. Keep the stove in the burn zone when it is in operation. Clear the ash box everyday. The ashes go into a fireproof can. I have one next to each stove.
There are many uses for the ashes. We'll save that for another post.
2. Scape up charcoal to the front of the woodstove, letting ash sift to the ash pan.
3. Whenever lighting the stove always clean the ash pan and safely discard the ashes - more on that later.
5. Light one splinter with a lighter and ignite the tinder as if using a long match stick. It usually ignites and flames up quickly.
6. Build the fire quick enough to keep heat and draft through the chimney.
Today's fire in stove 2 was smokier than I like. Usually I try to get a real clean and hot fire, but in this case, I had a tad too much kindling in the firebox to start.
Some points about safety. To burn responsibly, we use seasoned and dry hardwood. It burns hotter and creates much less creosote than soft woods. We make sure that we have a clean flu and chimney. Keep the stove in the burn zone when it is in operation. Clear the ash box everyday. The ashes go into a fireproof can. I have one next to each stove.
There are many uses for the ashes. We'll save that for another post.
#coffeechain
GM,
We won't make it to melting point today, so it's been a couple weeks since we saw tempatures above freezing. We will enjoy the relative warmth compared to the below zero tempatures we are expecting this weekend. 
#btc
if the #crypto market is so bad why is Robinhood paying 2.5% in fiat for you holding crypto on their exhange?
Hypothicate much?
Don't let them shake you. They need a pool to buy and sell. 
#coffeechain
GM, the highest temps have been below freezing for two weeks. 28 degrees is better than zero. At least, the eggs are no longer frozen.
#proofofsteps #runstr #jerrysbench
Yukon and I needed cut through a couple feet of snow to blaze a trail to Jerry's Bench
Saw a lot of game trails. Some critter ran into the wrong predator. 
#coffeechain
GM, its above single digits today.
The chickens started producing again, but yesterday I didn't get to the coop until after church. All eggs were frozen and cracked.
Maybe the eggs will not be frozen today. 
#opportunity
inefficient #btc miners have gone offline 
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#coffeechain
#memestr
