Imagine the gigantic aggregate surface area of concrete block or brick garden walls for a typical city comprising maybe 130,000 dwellings with maybe 60% each having perimeter garden walls maybe 1,5 meters high. its a significant problem here in the desert southwest of the United States where night time temperatures between sunset and 3 or 4 in the morning can remain around 38C. and higher between May and October, This heat island effect along with concrete sidewalks and suburban streets designed for car convenience is killing the most drought-tolerant tree species and the iconic sajuaro cacti. We are planting cat’s claw vines against our yard walls to drop the radiant heat to less fatal levels. Planning ordinances which require brick ir block walls to remain untouched were created by people ignorant of the radiant heat problems of brick ir block walks exposed to direct sun.

likely the reason both have become spammed is due to your email behavior. If you get emails from people that have long forwards on them with lots of email address on them and you continue the forwarding then your email address is going out to literally thousands of people and those kinds of emails are quite often started by the spammers so that they can collect all of those forwarded email addresses. Makes their job so easy. NEVER forward with addresses on the email, instead delete all email addresses and use the BCC feature anytime you are emailing to more than one person so that no addresses show. It is a very good idea to keep more than one email address, always use one of the freebie web emails for anything you do online, like sign up for forums, or freebies, etc then that one email addy will be the one that will be sacrificial and can expect to get all the spam, that is fine just delete the spam and go on. Keep your good email addy like the one from your isp for only business and important emailing. But if you do the forwarding thing and the people you email with also use the forwarding with out using the BCC feature then it really won't matter what you do your email addy will be spread and you will get spam. Spam should always be sent to the spam/ junk file and then emptied from there so that your spam filters can learn, never just delete it. Some email programs do allow you to block addresses but that does not help much because they have tons of variations on them, they have it down to art form. NEVER ever open a spam email they have code in them that sends back to the sender to let them know that is a good active address. Setting up specific spam filters in your email client can help.

I just print off the recipes as I find them. Yea, I have a gazillion recipes lying around the place. BUT, what I'm wondering is, when you put them into a folder, can you set up an index and put the name of the recipe and it's source into the index, alphabetically or by meal or by type of food (kind of like a recipe book), at the same time? I know it's a 2-step system but then when looking for a recipe you can just go into the index and perhaps the name of the recipe will tweak your memory. However, you may have hundreds of recipes then it's still cumbersome. edited to clarify This post was edited by blfenton on Wed, Feb 19, 14 at 18:12

below this box...there are two lines...Optional Link URL: copy and paste the link you want to add there.. The next line down is whatever you want to name it...lizzy pics...dog site...myrtles cookie recipe...whatever you want to name your link! Sometimes it will only show up after you tap "Preview Message"...then you add it then.. Good Luck! hope I didn't confuse you even more!