1. | Jan 9, 2018

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2. | Mar 1, 2013

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3. | Feb 26, 2013

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4. | Feb 25, 2013

I have just come across your weitsbe. Very impressive I'll will be spending a lot of time reading the detailed information you have provided. But I do have a question.Regarding your discussion on the use of slaked lime and the sub-section concerning calcium balance. You indicate that the post-treated water will have lower calcium content then the pretreated water. Yet your program Kaiser Water Calculator shows no change in the pre and post treatment calcium levels. I don't understand the discrepancy.

5. | Oct 11, 2012

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6. | Oct 9, 2012

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7. | Oct 9, 2012

Without going into great detail:1.Design a site.2.Upload your site via FTP.I belevie go daddy has some sort of Web design tool built into the main control panel of your account. It might be as simple as logging onto you account, opening a online application, choosing a template, clicking submit and be done.But depending on what kind of site you want, the built-in site designer may be not be all that great.

8. | Mar 20, 2012

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9. | Mar 19, 2012

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10. | Mar 18, 2012

djurmaineNovember 26, 2011 @bluescan92 i don't know how you export your files, but you can iitpmoze your video for youtube uploads with different compressions. Try a WMV 11 or something, you can remain the HD 720 format =D. But then the render phase takes longer. Personally i upload my HD files in mt2 format, wich also takes hours per minute to upload. So it's kind of a dilemma: short render, long upload, or long render, short upload, lol!