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I KNOW RIGHT!!!!! lmao! I have it... bought it... it happened... Also have Monster U as well currently... got Lady and the tramp in Aug... I dunno, I guess I just want my kids to grow up and be able to see what I watched when I was a kid!!
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I allways try to get my 6 year old into Disney but he is like na I want to watch Sponge Bob
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Anyone ever measured the TDS of snow?!
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Try feeding a ball python, a red tail boa, aclimating my clowns back into my new tank and moving my partners cats into my house with 3 cats already... Talk about a handful!! Not he mention the 3 dogs down stairs!
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Why does Capt. Morgan spice rum & egg nog taste so good..
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Do I win the gold medal for the Martyr Olympics? I think I've got a shot at the bitching and complaining relay. |
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OK, you asked for it
Pretty awful 'scape Looks pretty fresh judging by the rock Only time will tell if the fish live ... On the flip side, it looks great with lots of fish, although I feel sorry for them in that small space Thanks for the vid |
George Bailey rocks
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I imagine results will vary depending on location, length of time since the snow fell, proximity to industry, etc. Water for the hut comes from a spring fed creek & IIRC it measured around 10-11. And that TDS is prolly good stuff like minerals your bod needs. |
"Convenience Charge", what next? I just purchased a ticket to a concert in Kelowna online & the price breakdown doesn't show either PST or GST, but this Convenience Charge. Convenient for who, certainly not me? Honestly, what the H is this? A hidden tax? Who's kid am I helping to send through college with this charge? So an initial $59.00 cheap seat ticket ends up costing $70.75 due to an $11.75 Convenience Charge? Convenient for me would be if ZZ Top came to my living room to perform instead of me driving from Vernon to Kelowna, finding a parking spot, rocking out to the tunes & then driving back from Kelowna to Vernon.....
Not finished my rant... I look at some of my utility bills & in addition to GST, PST, I see franchise fees, carbon tax, clean energy levy, 5% rate rider.... argggh. And all that sheeet is on top of Fed & Prov Income tax, Municipal Home Owner taxes, sewer, water & the list goes on.... Is it time to simplify our tax system or what? Might mean some bureaucratic job cuts, but I just don't care, I'm all taxed out! Time for a revolt, anarchy even. Clearly our politicians are incompetent at every level and their all spending like drunken sailors... on the wrong things. Otherwise there wouldn't be homeless folks looking for handouts on the street, or hospitals with light a bulb campaigns to help buy much needed medical equipment & finish new hospital towers... how many other charities are out there??? 'Kay, I think I'm good now, Merry Christmas. |
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And the word "original" is missing. |
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Jokes apart, that snow seems as clean as my RO water output (4 tds). Don't know but can the TDS meter be affected (maybe higher or lower) if the snow is acidic/alkaline/neutral? That might be interesting. Suppose TDS reads less in acidic water and you get a TDS of 5ppm and you put the snow ball in the mouth and DAMN! Lemonade slush! |
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To the best of my knowledge a TDS meter is simply a conductivity meter, not sure acid or alkaline has any impact on the reading. Although, if TDS is mainly alkaline type elements.... not sure what elements make water acidic, but certainly lime content which is abundant in mountainous regions, would tend to make the water alkaline? Acid rain I suppose, that would probably be high in sulphur? Time for a chemist to chime in. |
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Ok , where has December gone?? Actually, where has this year gone?? Year end sucks, 12 hour days suck, hoping for some downtime over the holidays!!
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@ Raied. Yeah well, it was me that forgot to add the word 'stone' to lime, so my mistake. Assumptions can lead to confusion. As far as acid vs alkaline affecting TDS meter readings, again I'm just guessing, but you mention both are ionic solutions. My take is, pure DI water conducts no electricity since there are no impurities, whether acidic or alkaline. My high school physics goes back a long way, but ionic means there are free electrons? This means there is potential for current flow, i.e. conductivity. So it shouldn't matter whether a solution is acidic or alkaline, either one should conduct providing a reading on a conductivity (TDS) meter? Perhaps you could run this question by one of the highly intelligent (and paid) professors at your university!
EDIT: Google is your friend, I think I answered my own question, no need to bother the professor.. Properties of Acids taste sour (don't taste them!)... the word 'acid' comes from the Latin acere, which means 'sour' acids change litmus (a blue vegetable dye) from blue to red their aqueous (water) solutions conduct electric current (are electrolytes) react with bases to form salts and water evolve hydrogen gas (H2) upon reaction with an active metal (such as alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, zinc, aluminum) Properties of Bases taste bitter (don't taste them!) feel slippery or soapy (don't arbitrarily touch them!) bases don't change the color of litmus; they can turn red (acidified) litmus back to blue their aqueous (water) solutions conduct and electric current (are electrolytes) react with acids to form salts and water |
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On another note, had a weird dream last night that for some reason, all the water drained out of my tank and I found my fish in barely enough water to stay alive or flopping around on the floor. (so tank didn't explode). Threw them in my sump and random buckets in a mad panic, then used my new pump to bring water up from the basement. Got up this morning, checked the tank, all was good, just need top up water....hmmmmmm..... |
My boss handed me my Christmas bonus and said "don't spend it all on fish tanks"
Phhh, common I'm only planning on spending most of it on fish tanks |
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I'm tempted to just buy a pallet of io salt
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Christmas Bonus what's that?:neutral:
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The dreaded time of year has arrived. I, I loathe to look forward to this time ......
... when the J&L New&Noteworthy page goes offline until January. Oh the humanity!!! :cry: |
so today i got to the store, stuck a bottle of coke in the freezer to cool it down, left it in there for about 3 hours... looked at it and it wasnt frozen, slipped, dropped it on the floor, picked it up and proceeded to open it.
it overflowed everywhere and turned into an instant slushy... stupid coke |
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Sorry my friend, but that's a good one Tyler. |
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Being as we are a 24/365 mill we don't shut down for Christmas and it works out that my crew works all the stats this year big money for us last paycheck of the year always good to look forward to.
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And a very merry one to you and your fat paycheck Dearth :) |
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