Recent content by Twins_Dad

Water Resource Control Engineer checking in. I deal with wastewater treatment plants and their resulting water quality.

In. Thank you!

August 15

I have a King Kooker from the 80s that looks a heck of a lot worse than that. Still fires up every time I need it. Just make sure that there is nothing in the burner itself and you should be good to go........or the more expensive option (that will eventually be brought up, if not in jest) is...

Man stabbed after pooping on Stockton homeowner's lawn Police: Man who pooped grabs homeowner's knife, stabs him back http://www.kcra.com/news/local-news/news-stockton/man-stabbed-after-pooping-on-stockton-homeowners-lawn/38855264

In for the ITC-301T!! Thank you!

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From the wife: Opinions are like penises, its fine if you have one, but when you take it out and start waving it around, then we have a problem.

Very true, lower tech and even cheaper......until I have to pay for a hotel room when my wife is pi**ed that i spilled five to ten gallons (depending on batch) of wort all over the house trying to get it into the bath tub.

Even cheaper fix that I use to combat the summer heat and warm tap water of N. California (requires planning): 1. Go to Harbor Freight or Amazon and get a cheap/small pond pump. 2. Save milk or juice containers (paper half gallon), fill with water and freeze a couple days prior to your brew...

Only one mention of MST3K? I will second the Intervention marathons as well.

I think this about sums it up. I live and work in the greater Sacramento area but I don't think I will be attending the AWWA Conf.

I say "becoming" because it appears that the problem has been exasperated by the current drought conditions (warm and slow moving water, and excess nutrients). The microcystis algae have always been around but not usually in numbers that were ever really a concern. The idea that certain algae in...

nDub, I work for the Regional Water Board attended the same SWRCB webinar last week. I have also been working closely with USBR and the State Water Contractors on some nutrient issues in the State Water Project (the water SoCal gets from the NorCal) and in the Delta. It seems that the...