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Elaine: Please as the gentleman who left the windows open on his wife's car... to own up to the incident. While he is trying to dry out the car...his wife should know about it. Please check out the CDC website section on MOLD - it can be a respitory health hazard..and can take quite a bit to really get rid of whether car or home..as I am sure you guys know. IF some one is especially sensitive whether allergies or other health wise it can be bad to be in the environment for any lengthy time... Please advise him to check out and maybe it might be worth their health and relatiohship to invest in larger machinery to clear the problem or change our the rugs completely. THanks Elaine in San Diego
Favorite moment:HOLIDAY shows...definitely!
See all other reviews by Elaine Randy: I was trained in chemical engineering, and know that the interior air would be lowest in relative humidity if the car was running with the windows-up, the A/C turned-on, and the heat setting cranked-up to its highest setting. That is how to dry a car out, contrary to your advice to your caller !
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I listened with interest and some dismay to the beginning of your program this week. There were a number of math wizards who sent in solutions to your math puzzler, giving you a hard time about the "only one solution" assertion. Let me assure you that when I tried working out your puzzler, I also came up with only one solution that met ALL your criteria. At first I thought I had at least 2 or 3, but then I realized that I could only use each number ONCE, and each math operation ONCE. From what I heard, it seems to me that everyone who came up with multiple solutions violated one or both of these rules, so their 'solutions' don't count.
As for the fourth-grader who combined "2" and "4" to make "24", my response is (and I hate to rain on a little kid's parade, but I figure he's young and he'll get over it), sorry kid, but you're wrong. For the simple reason that these were specifically referred to as "numbers", not "digits" or "numerals". If they had been digits or numerals then, yes, combining two of them to form a number would be legit. I give the fourth-grader an "E" for effort and recommend that his uncle repeat the fourth grade (anonymity is such a wonderful thing! I just hope the guy's not my next-door neighbor!).
Thanks for your show, guys! Please keep it up, I don't care what Carl Kassell says about you!
yours truly,
A. Nonymous
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Favorite moment:For this show? -- None!
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See all other reviews by The Slovak docmiller: 600,000 plus 531441 = 1131441
there are only 1million possible
Huh?
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See all other reviews by docmiller The Slovak: I enjoy "wasting a pefectly good hour;" listening to your show. It comes on while I am at work and have plenty of hours to waste. Thanks for spending my work day up.
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See all other reviews by The Slovak The Slovak: I love your show! I was on the show years ago when a Toyota Coronna I had dropped a ball of molten tin "lead)? on the top of my foor. That car had these little glass tube fuses that I could replace LITERALLY while driving. I replaced the AC fuse successfully several times. When I got the call from your station, I was so thrilled I was ready to joke with "youse guys" but you said that I could burn up alive in this car because this is a dangerous problem. My mother heard the broadcast and she boight me a new Camry!
Favorite moment:The man who had received so much information from so many people - he was interesting.
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