Hi Everyone, I bought Kantola (spine gourd ) seeds from someone and tried most of the seeds (about 16 seeds) but none of those were germinated. My dad used to grow this plant and to my knowledge it grows from tubers and it is a perennial plant. If any one has the tuber or plants can I have it please. I don't mind to pay. I also can share seeds if anyone needs. I have green and red amaranth seeds, roselle seeds and jute plants seeds. Thank you everyone. My email address is devpahar74@gmail.com

Definitely #1. Your electrician is a hack, plain and simple. For one thing, properly-educated, trained, licensed electricians follow the electrical code, which this guy clearly does not. They also don't tend to learn much from the low-voltage guys. The need for safety extends beyond you. What if somehow the cord gets unplugged accidentally? Say you're moving some equipment around in the closet and something snags the cord. Now you've got a live end floating around. What you are talking about doing is, like it or not, both unsafe and illegal. Your electrician needs to be, at the minimum, cursed out. If this particular project is any sign of how he does other work, sued-into-oblivion might not be too severe. IT'S AGAINST CODE. YOUR ELECTRICIAN EITHER DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT OR IS LYING TO YOU.

I am so thankful this is here! 54 years ago when I was almost 4 years old I died while trying to straighten the bent prongs of a "suicide cord" with my teeth while my dad was hanging Christmas lights on our house. (Brilliant I know!) Obviously I was revived but I lost half of my mouth. After 2 months in the hospital, skin grafts and yearly surgeries till 16 they were able to repair the worst of the damage but the scar has truly affected my whole life. Please heed everyone's advice, there is no reason important enough to ever risk making one of these. Thank you to all who took time to comment. Stay safe everyone!

Thanks, everyone. Chuggerguy -- I appreciate your doing an image search. I'll have to learn how to do that. I read about the person and circumstances. What a sad, crazy political landscape. Steve J -- I came about as close as I could to elbowing her in the throat. She is very much a busy body & takes it upon herself to intrude. She plays cagey. I only got the most minimal of "okay", "sorry" weak apology from her. I don't see her often, but have to interact with her from time to time. Yes, I was foolish. As for apps, I guess I don't understand them but was under the impression that I would have to have the "location services" "ON" pretty much all the time. I'm operating under some encumbrances, that limit how much I can get done and concentrate. It's like having a chunk of my brain dedicated to coping. I should have upgraded/updated way back. I will try what Elmer suggested, then, do a clean update and reset -- as soon as I can. I think in order to stream directly from CNN or MSNBC, etc., I need to get the apps. ACraftyLady-- thank you. Yes, I made a mistake gong to and oddball site, but I don't have cable and I am, especially since 2016, a news junky. So while resting my back, I like listening to streaming news. I read a lot as well, but sometimes am too exhausted to read. The busy-body helper is being evasive, but I'm confident that she went to a .com site, as in FindNHmoney dot com She's being coy (immature) and I cannot get much from her (yes, I asked politely, gave her the benefit of the doubt, and was patient. Three emails. I don't think she really gets what she did wrong. And I'm unable to get a straight answer from her as to what details she provided. But from the many spam emails, she clearly gave a full name (which I don't use), email (for whatever jack butt reason?!), birth date on and on. Who needs corporate data breaches, with someone like her? It would be tempting to pay her back for her "help." Elmer -- Good idea. That might help and I'll do that soon. Those steps used to work with my desk PC when I'd get caught in some "no exit" loop. My PC has up to date protection. Steve and others. I respect your comments about security. On huge sec flaw in real life is Medicare. In many cases, a person has to have their ss# as there M-care ID number. I've tried appealing to gov and "they" keep arguing that it must be and remain that way. Sometimes they attempt to argue that "everything is computerized," but that is not true and even so, is not necessarily secure. When subscribers go for an appointment, they are asked for their M-care ID. So, the card and ID number is first handed to a clerical worker (human) before it is entered into their office database (with who-knows-what sort of security). It is not unheard of for human staff to trade in these numbers. I have a few friends who have a state chosen Medicare and that agency gives them a totally separate ID number. My driver's license is a totally different number (that s s). Thanks again, folks.