Q:i would like a breakfast casserole recipesomething that has ingredients like: eggs, bacon, sausage, veggies, and hash browns.i know i could just throw all of them in a pan and cook, but i'd like an actual recipe :DThanks!

INGREDIENTS 2 slices bread 1/2 pound bulk pork sausage 1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 3 eggs 1 cup milk 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper DIRECTIONS Remove the crust from the bread and cut into 1-incubesPlace in a greased 8-insquare baking dishIn a skillet, brown the sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drainSprinkle the sausage and cheese over bread cubesIn a bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, mustard, salt and pepperPour over the sausage and cheeseBake at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes or until puffed and goldenor INGREDIENTS 1 pound bacon 1/4 cup diced onion 1/4 cup diced green bell pepper 3 cups shredded Cheddar cheese 8 eggs 2 cups milk 1 (16 ounce) package frozen hash brown potatoes, thawed DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C)Lightly grease a 7x11 inch casserole dishIn a large bowl beat together eggs and milkMix in cheese, bacon, onion and green pepperStir in the thawed hash brownsPour mixture into prepared casseroleCover with aluminum foil and bake in preheated oven for 45 minutesUncover and bake for another 30 minutes until eggs have set.

Q:physics!!!!!!!!! Two identical bar magnets are dropped at the same time from the same height down tubes of the same lengthMagnet A is dropped down an aluminum tube while magnet B is dropped down a plastic (non-conducting) tubeWhich magnet reaches the bottom of the tubes first? Magnet A will not fall through a conducting tubeBoth arrive at the same timeMagnet AMagnet BThe answer depends on the permeability of the plastic in the plastic tub

Magnet A falls more slowly, since an electric current is induced in the aluminum tubeThe electric current creates heat, and this energy must be supplied by the falling magnetThe effect is that of a friction brake.

Q:I'm hoping to create a diverter for a rain barrel with a 6quot; PVC Y fittingSome of the water would go to the rain barrel, the rest would go to the same spot that it's going nowThe downspouts are 3quot;x4quot; aluminumHow to attach the different sizes materials? Or should the complete downspout be changed to 6quot; PVC? (I have 4quot; gutters on the roof but they fill with a ton of leaves)Thanks.

Because we're the cleverest people in the world, lol.

Q:I have absolutely no idea if this is a trick question or something completely obvious that's just going over my head.

I live in Buffalo, NY where the winters are also brutalMy Cape Cod house was sided but my highest heating bills were still running $150 or higher4 years ago I hired a contractor to blow insulation into the wallsHe carefully removed pieces of siding, high and low areas, cut holes in the exterior, blew insulation in, then replaced the siding so there aren't any of those ugly plugsHis crew were very careful to get under and around all the windows and doorsHe couldn't do my upstairs this way so he did have to come inside and cut through the drywall in a few places to blow it in but they were easy to repairI haven't had a heating bill over $125 since and my house is nice and toasty.

Q:What are they made of? Nickel aluminum stainless?? All I know is they're not magneticI need to know so I can weld 2 together to make an 18rd because the only mags available for the 64f are 10rd

Black Anodized Aluminum Stand back and think about itHow many years has the Savage 64f been out? And there are no hi-cap mags on the market for the 64? In fact, does any maker using a simple single stack .22lr mag have anything beyond 10 round mags? Do do you think this because no one has ever thought of trying? No, it is because there is no economical way to make a reliable, simple single stack .22lr mag Good luck with welding aluminum mags together, finding the exact right spring, and expecting it all to feed reliably.

Q:I am building an HHO generator for my truckSo far i've tried aluminum and stainless steel and they eventually corrode or get rusty, usually after a days useThey get to the point where no connection can be madeWhat is the best type of metal i can use

by slide i assume you mean a bowl for the carb, and you can use anything hollowed out and metalI would recommend something at a hardware store but im guessing that if your making your own bowl your not the money spending typeOr heres one, just make the whole thing out of tinfoil and make another carb that you cover while hitting and uncover to clearMakes sense to meOkay im not even sure what we're talking about anymore so yeah, smoke up :D.

Q:I have replaced the bulbs and the light will not workHubby says fuse needs to be replaced but I dont know how to do itAnd he wont do it for me.always at work or too tired! Thanks for your help!!!

Fluorescent lights do not contain fusesThey contain a device called a ballast, which is a black brick-shaped device with a number of wires coming out; these occasionally fail, and can be replaced: new ones cost $10 to $20, depending on typeBut a more plausible failure point is the starter, which is a small aluminum cylindrical can-shaped device, about an inch long and 3/4 inch in diameterNOTE: many fixtures do not use starters, as the necessary functionality is provided by the ballastBut if yours does, try replacing it: turn the device about 1/8 turn to the left, and it will come outIt will have a designation such as FS-4 on it; get a replacement with the same designationStarters are cheapIf replacing the starter does not work, or there isn't one, replace the ballast: remove the old one (cut the wires that go to the lamps about in the middle of each wire, and unscrew the wire nuts that secure the black and white wires to the power supply) and take it to the hardware store for a suitable replacementTo install the new one, you will need some wire nuts to connect the wires from the new ballast to the old lamp socket wires.

Q:The water lance I have is shaped like a shepherd's crook, I need to straighten it up a few degrees.

The best method is to use a tool called a bender used by electricians to form bends and curves in conduitIf you know an electrician you may be able to borrow or rent one from your handy tool rental co nearbyMakes life a lot simpler and avoids oops .

Q:i am a trader i work with aluminum paper i was trying to find some companys that sells aluminum paper on yahoo and google search but i did't find what i was looking for !!! can anybody help me plz .with addresses and companys names that i can trade with ???? or some wed site that offers stock aluminum paper ???

I read roblings ansvery complete.Ice dams are formed low usually not higher than 3ft above the gutters.the challenge you describe is from to much condensation.Do you have a lot of plants?How Many people and animals live in your house?Any fish tanks?Is there a shower upstairs?Make sure it is vented properly.I can not stress enough a new roof won't fix problemYour situation is very serious you need to worry about mold and I've seen personally what you describe rot rafters and plywood per ventilation is what is needed.