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Is it true that lightning strikes place nitrogen in the soil?

And that this is essential for vegitation growth. I just think it's amazing the way God has made the earth to work to sustain life. And then you can see his personality in his creation if you look hard enough. The animal planit is great. I'm watching the H.C. right know about UFO's and UWUFO's right know pretty amazing stuff. We sure have come a long ways in the last 100 years haven't we? I hope some bad guys don't cut us short!

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Just keep bothering them. More over night penetrating oil and more propane. It has taken time for them to become cured in and may take some time to free them up.
There are a lot of fire alarm systems depending what kind of an alarm system you want.Fire alarm system with (smoke detectors,heat detectors,flame detectors almost the same with heat detectors,ionized smoke detectors and duct detectors) depending on the system of your needs.For you to understand it I will explain 2 of it.Smoke detectors have smoke sensors in side if the smoke is too much the alarm system starts to work,that means alarm works.How the alarm works the smoke detection system analysis the air which goes through it , if the sensor senses any increase of CO or CO2 then it starts the alarm. Flame or heat detector has a contact which is made of 2 different materials which has different specific heat, ?f any heat reaches to this contact according t the different specific heated material contact bends towards the more specific heated material( you can do it with copper and iron at home if you fix them with a nonmetallic material and heat them even with a lighter you will see it with your eyes) than the alarm starts because the contact touches a metallic material to give the energy to the horn or bell.( for more specific information try Notifier or Honeywell
The most common forms of closed circuit or closed contact components in Alarm Systems are (1) a micro-switch, where it's best to fit the actual switch on a fixed part of a door/ window with the wiring buried or cleated to a non-movable surface back to the Alarm-box. The lever which will move the microswitch lever should be placed at the edge of window/door. (2) A magnetic reed (usually in a glass envelope) should be buried in the wood door surround, or fixed to the surface of a pvc frame - the wires leading away to the Alarm-box (see above). The magnet (which holds the magnetic-reed contacts closed when the ddor is shut) can either be just below the surface of the door (at its edge and as close as possible to the reed) or screwed on the surface (visible) The advantage of burying both reed and magnet into the wood of the frame door is obvious really, an intruder is quite oblivious to the zonal arming of the door/ window. Sorry for lengthy spiel but I'm aware many newbies read these pages.

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