It d-d-d-doesn't b-b-b-bother me; what gave you th-th-that idea. Actually, road salt is more likely not to be nacl; it is more likely to be one of the other salts -- less toxic to the environment. But who could argue with someone who has a grasp on everything, no matter the subject.

I was just stating the obvious as you so often do like it is some king of aha moment. I took a few years of inorganic chemistry so when I read... I thought maybe you were confused.

I learned to ski at the Cold Lake (military) ski club in 1961.

Calcium Chloride is a salt as is sodium chloride (table salt).

Sometimes potentials are overthought -- I can just imagine the kinds of discussions that go on between Coaches and Management, missing the gist.

^^^ Sign me up!

^ Ghosts?

A cel suggesting that we leave the old year behind and welcome the New Year -- good wishes to all for a Happy, Successful, and Engaging New Year.

^ Excellent! Another plus in terms of historic restoration and an encroachment into the current temporary dead zone that is the Quarters. I am also working with Gene Dub to try to reactivate the former GWG building with a groceteria tenant.

It would be more helpful if more people were making positive comments about the city instead of trying to root out negatives.

Edmonton and its people have got to stop feeling so insular. Hinton is an exceptional stopover -- Edson perhaps a little less so but with great potential also. Whitecourt has exceptional natural beauty with the Athabasca and McLeod Rivers converging on the town. As Edmonton grows in...

Same is happening in the U.S. vis a vis the House -- moderate republicans are very disillusioned. Separately, 9 republicans in Montana voted with democrats on recent legislation and the answer from the party was to kick them out of the party.-- crazy times!

"you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone" (Joni Mitchell)

^ We could argue that being "weak" makes us even more of a target.

^ I guess when the price is right. But I agree, a third in the vein of Autograph's most recents along with the previous efforts by Beljan would really cement this area as a "happenin' place". I suspect there will be some news soon,

^ either way, better than 90% of the mid-rise structures on the horizon.

I like that the Oilers have finally settled on 4 lines centered by a playmaker now that Roslovic is between Federic and Janmark. I believe that this will see the team gel into the force that it is meant to be. Pickard is still a stabilizing element.. W-W-L, W-W-L seems to have been the...

Gotcha! 👍 One would think that a conscientious developer nonetheless would work to put some street-activators into their design to enhance the pedestrian realm, especially if they were saving money on parking -- maybe work to provide some retail or hospitality instead of excusing it saying...

^ Oddly enough... better!

I believe this has much more to do with bottom line savings otherwise one would expect to see improvements in other areas -- simple areas like better overall design.