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Posts posted by Mighty fine
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This. WUnderground, my equity trading app, and a few others were borked this morning. Un- installing the system webview did the trick
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The news is a little off. You automatically go into boil water notice when certain conditions present, such as low system pressure. The 24 hr bac-t test is used as a confirmation test that it either is or isn't present, so minimum boil notice duration is 24 hoursFire department running around everywhere dealing with 500 plus water pipe issues on top of other issues. On the local news tonite they said it takes 24 hours to test for bacterium in the water that would constitute a water boil notice. I would as another poster suggested consider all water to be bad unless told otherwise. Jmo. But I am not a city official. It just seems safer that way. I have no water going on 60 plus hours so what do I know? Lol.- 1
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I've seen it mentioned a couple of times about popping off the meter manhole lid with a screwdriver. I've found that the charging handle of a caulking gun is the prefect tool for this job.
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Not really. If the water completely fills the pipe (no air) and begins to freeze, it tries to compress the unfrozen water. But since water is not compressible*, and if it's not allowed to vent, you'll see a pretty significant pressure build up. The freezing water is basically running an uncontrolled hydrostatic test on the piping.It seems like there would need to be a LOT of ice in the pipe to increase pressure enough to burst the pipe somewhere other than where the ice is.
Regardless, if I have a pipe burst, I won't give a shit about why at that point.
I had always assumed it was a hoop stress in the frozen section. Thanks to TwiceHorn for his post a couple nights ago; after thinking about it, his (and phd's) explanations are on the money.
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Likely has something to do with the additional fuel that would be required to maintain a stable decent once back in upright position.
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Fonda. Just looked at the map and realized not quite as far north as I was remembering. Was there for a family reunion with my wife family.
Were you in Okoboji?
Early October in Iowa is my definition of perfect, but the 4th can be spectacular. -
The days around July 4, 2017 in northwest Iowa were possibly the most prefect in terms of weather that I can remember experiencingThose 10 days a year where it isn't doing one of the aforementioned things are pretty fucking spectacular though. -
Regarding JoJo, this is spot on (especially for dogs with shepherd in them). In my experience, obedience training won't get rid of this instinct; you have to get more into the attack/guard dog training, and this comes with some other trade offs.JoJo did her job, and she will continue to protect your child with her life.
If she gets aggressive for no good reason, then training would be required.
She just said enough of this shit and laid down the law to Henry; you are correct in your assessment that Henry's got to go.
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Just got back to 78729 from 78749. North side of town has definitely had it heavier than south of about 2222.
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Article said he's stable and lucid. Will likely need a bit of rehab, but it's amazing how far medical advances have come on this. Not the death sentence it once was if you can get to hospital fairly quickly
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Following a couple of deaths from the bug at our local lake growing up, we all got in the habit of plugging our nose before skiing/tubing and jumping off boat houses for that very reasonYou can drink the amoeba all day long and be fine. It only kills if you get it up your nose. -
Hmm, interesting. Not uncommon in surface water supply (stagnant water areas). That the city uses groundwater is a bit of a head scratcher. Could be an 'old water' issue from water in dead end mains, but I'd wager its a contaminated ground storage tank at the bwa/ city connection (top of the head, non informed assumption).
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When's the last time you were able to go grab a few beers with your buddies? Be sure to make sure she's aware of that.And yeah....tears and the silent treatment so far. This is gonna be a great day.
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Damnit
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The pause and site redirect when clicking the link originally posted made the picture all the more funnier.
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I believe that's correct , or at least the general location
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Lots of headscratchers for me here. The biggest one being that this was in Mabank.It was in Mabank and apparently is a 3-day event. Unreal.
Edit: I watched the video before reading the flyer. That makes a bit more sense.
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Yes. Still have a bunch of family and friends there; don't get back as often as I'd like to.
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Have you heard any numbers/stats on how things are doing around the lake? Just learned that a former teacher of mine who lived over around Malakoff passed away due to complications from the virusGBC. Lakeland Medical Associates. My normal Dr's office. -
Yep. And the population projections are not only critical for estimating water needs, but also making sure utilities don't develop supplies too quickly and find yourself at the short end of the stick with either debt service or take- or-pay contract obligations. The latter topic has become a growing concern more recently with the proliferation of utility partnerships
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That's a separate issue. With subsidence, the consolidation is happening in the dewatered formation, so generally the elevation drop is constant across a local area.
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One distinction on this: El Paso is brackish groundwater desalination. With brackish desal, your going on the order of 5000 mg/l to less than 1000 mg/l of total dissolved solids typically using membrane filtration, freshwater blending, or a combination of both.
El Paso has the largest inland desalination plant in the world.
https://www.epwater.org/our_water/water_resources/desalination
With seawater desal, your looking at going from 35,000 mg/l to less than 1000 mg/l tds with your treatment system. That additional level of treatment compounds both your capital and operations cost. Corpus is looking at seawater desal, but it's some expensive water.- 1
The Airplane Fanatic Thread
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A buddy sent me these of the AN 124 at Bergstrom the other day. Pretty neat
Have a couple videos he sent but it's poor quality; will share if anyone is interested.