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Hi Zelda,
Will this survey be in all states or just SA? But you are right it will be very interesting to see the outcomes of it,
Cheers Lisa

Hi Sassi It was really nice meeting you and the other girls, :D you know who you are,I can finally put faces to the names, thanks Robbie, for the info on the course. :thumbup: Sorry Sassi, you didnt get much from the course, you are more highly trained than me, so I guess it was just going over stuf...

Maybe some pond water, you can get all types of beasties, though you cant keep them, long term.

Lisa

Good Luck Dr Robb

Lisa

Hi Barbara

I am in fits, all the visuals, not so pretty, but how funny, can just see all these underagers, trying it out, :cheesy:It would be a real give away

Lisa

Im sorry, Im sure I live in my own little bubble sometimes, but I had no idea that food colouring had alcohol in it, is that right, or have I misunderstood? I knew that essences did, but I thought that changed years ago.
Lisa

Hi Robbie
Sorry to be a pain, would you be able to fax me a copy too please fax 43934155 attn Lisa
thanks Lisa

Hi Lita I bought some the other day at a stationary supplier at Tuggerah, I took the last of it but they were expecting some in this week, try Coastal Office Supplies, in Erina. I did buy it as blotting paper, which isnt common anymore in newsagents. I think it was about 70c a sheet A3 size. Cheers ...

Whenever I have been asked for the sugar and conc H2SO4, the teachers have always done the experiment, I get to clean it up and wash it with heaps of water, before I dispose of it.
I keep thinking of Rosalie, and hope she is ok, if anyone is intouch with her, please pass on my best wishes
Lisa

I have changed from glass dropper bottles to the stull bottles, I have found them convenient, and easier to use, less mess, but I can see the probs others have talked about. I too have chems like KMNo4, iodine etc in amber glass, does anyone have a trick they use to stop the rubber teat in the bottl...

Hi All,
Can anyone help with a "Pepsin Solution" recipe.
Thanks
Lisa

I have always used it neat, now you have me questioning it too,
This is what I love about this site, there is always something else to learn, and learning from peers is the best way, I think!
cheers Lisa

My animals have boring traditional pet names, but my brother named his kelpieX, Tony, and it really suits him, he is pretty smart too, I know of another Bitsa dog called Bert, he is more of a Bertle, though, just a big woosy softy, great natured dog. I like your stories Richard, but I want to know i...

I got the newsagent to double check mine, and it wasnt me either.

Wow, thanks for that I wouldnt have even thought about pet shops, but I will check them out next time

Lisa

Are they only chatting about Data Harvest or other data loggers too? We have Vernier Data loggers and building up the sensors etc at the moment
Lisa

Hi Richard,

can you tell me the pet stores,on the Coast that have the rats, please, for future reference.We have just got a few from Newcastle Uni, they were pretty cheap.Local would be much more convenient.

thanks Lisa

Hi Robb

This sound great, I will pass it all onto my HT and the principal, would this only interest seniors or would primary get benefits too? What is the fee and duration time of the presentation? Look forward to it.

cheers
Lisa

Hi Rhonda,

Thanks for that I am definately staying away from it. I hope you are well now, I know how important it is to look after ourselves.

Blessings to you
Lisa

I have a Fisher & paykel, double draw, and it is ok, seems to wash things pretty well, but last week it started to make this awful grinding noise, it is only just over 12 mths old. We had a service guy come out, and he replaced the rotating arm in the bottom of the top draw, this is the one I us...