Aquaponics Digest - Fri 11/19/99
Message 1: Re: Generous Offer
from Bill
Message 2: pond liner pricing & suppliers
from Carolyn Hoagland
Message 3: pond liners
from khale@ballistic.com
Message 4: Re: pond liner pricing & suppliers
from Jon Hays
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Subject: Re: Generous Offer
From: Bill
Date: 18 Nov 99 22:19:51 PST
>I have server space as long as they are mostly text
*For a long while, I'm guessing text is it.
>pages 100K or less
I've read this is like partitioning a hard drive... almost exclusively
no longer done, due to advances. Being still ignorant, why was it done?
>I am not able to edit the FAQ sheet at this time
*On some sites, the contributor acts as the best editor,
*tho someone does specifies a "template" style for headers and body, for
uniformity, and ease of (computor aided) search.
>It is not necessary to know HTML to edit the FAQ's, If someone has time
and wants to do this, and can put in MS Word, I can turn it into HTML.
Carolyn
*Even Word does this now. And most browsers, via which it would be
sent.
Out of curiosity, what software & version do you use?
* This wouldn't be as full featured, perhaps. And may tempt one never
to bother advancing the FAQ, without which, it may be used less often.
Tho' a comitted group, could use it initially, or a long while, then
convert fairly easily. It would buy time, as there are likely oodles of
past info for culling by members.
Just thoughts! Generous offer!
Bill
PS Got a response from the HP guy using Faq-O-Matic He has passed it
to another administrator, but was well enough pleased. I'll forward any &
all, to any interested. I doubt 90% of the readers want to check it...
Good night all!
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Subject: pond liner pricing & suppliers
From: Carolyn Hoagland
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 08:31:04 -0500
I am seeing 45 mil EPDM pond liners priced at about $ 0.60 per square
foot. Does that seem about right to you all? Is there anyone on this
list who would like to sell me a pond liner for less? Or co-op on a
bigger order? Or know how I could become a distributor and get my liners
wholesale?
I live in TN near Chattanooga.
I am also open to a suggestion for a different material if you have used
one successfully.
Thanks,
Carolyn Hoagland
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Subject: pond liners
From: khale@ballistic.com
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 09:02:11 -0600
You can find a much better price for pond liners at Boatcycle Co.
(800/333-9154) located in Texas. The government natural resource
agencys recommend this grade for strenght as well. Ken
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Subject: Re: pond liner pricing & suppliers
From: Jon Hays
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 19:01:09 -0700
Hello Carolyn: Check out the roofing companies in your area. They use
this on government contracts. Also check if they have torn off any of the
Firestone rubberized material, they will sell it to you cheep. They
should give it to you to get rid of it but they say they have cost of removing.
Take it to a car wash and clean it, they use powerful cleaners. Make
sure that the companies do government roofing because no one else could
afford this type of roofing. And it is required on government jobs. The
Firestone rubberized kind can be patched with regular tire patching
(any nail holes or such).
Good luck
John Hays
At 06:31 AM 11/19/1999 , you wrote:
>I am seeing 45 mil EPDM pond liners priced at about $ 0.60 per square
>foot. Does that seem about right to you all? Is there anyone on this list
> who would like to sell me a pond liner for less? Or co-op on a bigger order?
> Or know how I could become a distributor and get my liners wholesale?
>
>I live in TN near Chattanooga.
>
>I am also open to a suggestion for a different material if you have
> used one successfully.
>
>Thanks,
>Carolyn Hoagland
John Hays
1903 Pebble Hill Rd.
Carlsbad, NM 88220
1-505-887-0102
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