> And since you and grubby made such a big deal above about where my photos were from⦠I didnâÂÂt make a big deal; I simply explained that your 4 photos were NOT uploaded from your computer, as some were thinking from your confusing first post. And yes, your post WAS confusing, because out of 6 people who posted here, 4 were confused; they though itâÂÂs possible to upload more than one picture from computer - which is not possible. They though there is aâÂÂtrick.â Michael wrote: > I'll have to try your preview trick Dave, thanks for that! seysonn wrote: > I have tried doing that trick. But won't work. grubby_me wrote: > Yep, the preview and add trick is totally fake. And I wrote: > There is NO trick⦠[ I knew that AFTER I tried too the trick. ] > But since photos play only a minor secondary role on a discussion forum anyway⦠Well, some would like to post pictures in a sequence, and being able to upload more than one picture from the computer, is useful / faster for some. > ...minor secondary role... ? Sometimes a picture IS necessary to help somebody who asks a question. See posts when people who want to help, request pictures. This post was edited by Daniel_NY on Thu, Sep 18, 14 at 20:33

I think you misread my question. The substation analogy was a crude one. Sure, there are some multitap transformers that are probably ok to supply more than one voltage (the transformers in hi-fi amps for one) and some that are probably not. Some multitap transformers can supply a larger current on one tap, and less on another, again I guess an amplifier is a good example, as you will need a small amount of current, which will be rectified and probably regulated, to drive the preamp, whereas you will need a second supply, again rectified but almost definitely not regulated (unless it's a honking big one or used in conjunction with a power transistor or two) which will drive the power amp. I am talking about a simple transformer, basically a higher capacity alarm transformer (they're usually secondary 16.5vac) that would normally feed 16.5vac to just one panel, my query was, could you drive a second device from the same transformer provided you didn't exceed the load rating.

Chisue this particular place has an average of 75ish dogs p/day. Some are boarding while their families vacation, others are just there for the daycare but it used to be a lot busier before the new owners took over. Back then it was usually 100-115 dogs a day. It’s part of the national franchise, Camp Bow Wow. They’re 3-4 facilities in the surrounding communities but the one we go to is one of the busier ones, at least it used to be. The Franchise has high expectations when it comes to animal care and cleanliness, (those cameras aren’t just for the dog owners IYKWIM) but I think that the biggest contributor to this facilities success was the way the previous owners ran it because they were always there. They were super engaged with their regulars as well as a local animal rescue. They’d sponser all kinds of things with the rescue like doggy picture day or events to promote animal awareness AND they brought in an affordable onsite groomer. The new owners are an older retired couple and literally never around. I don’t know about privately owned facilities since this is the only place she’s ever been. As for being lucrative, if ran well I guess there is the potential. The only draw back is that while there is a demand for it, there’s only so much value you can squeeze out of this type of service. I think at the prices facilities are demanding now it’s starting to max out people’s budgets including ours. When prices went from 16 to 18 a couple of years ago, I started cutting back on the number of times I’d take her there to help compensate. Now it went up again about a month ago to $20 and that’s where I’m pretty much maxed out. Ellie’s eight and while she still has energy and likes to play, her needs can easily be met at the county dog park and it even has a lake for the dogs to swim and play in. That’s only 30/year, I’m just afraid that once she discovers the lake, I won’t be able to get her out of the water! LOL

Hi Seil, we just had a similar discussion of picture-posting on another thread. Here is a link https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5802494/what-happened-to-all-the-old-posts#n=90 . Look at the last few posts to see how to get around the problem by reducing the size of your pictures. I never had a problem posting pictures of high res until yesterday when I tried to start a post here. Then I encountered exactly what you described. Reduction of picture size worked for me. :-)