Today, virtually all coho and Chinook salmon produced in Washington hatcheries — including those raised in federal and tribal facilities — are mass-marked by clipping the small adipose fin near their tail. How is pink salmon caught? Commercial Fishing Pink … Continue reading →

around work elevated work surfaces including platforms, scaffolds, runways, or ramps. around openings in floors, roofs, and in working surfaces where the openings are not covered or protected. open edges of slab formwork for floors and roofs. Are guard rails … Continue reading →

Today, there is still one steam locomotive operating on a Class I railroad in the U.S., the Union Pacific 844. For the most part, though, the U.S. and the rest of the world have converted to electric and diesel. Are … Continue reading →

Waxing: Use a car paste wax to coat the railing. The wax will remove any oxidized paint, bringing back the original color and add a shine of your system. It will also protect the finish and make cleaning the railing … Continue reading →

Therefore, the egress width of a stair is measured as the clear width above the handrails (between obstructions such as a wall, guard, etc.), unless handrails project more than 4 ½ inches into the stair, in which case the stair … Continue reading →

It’s not typical to power wash or acid wash the fiberglass sides since they don’t sit below the waterline and accumulate marine growth. Mild soap and water with soft bristle brushes or sponges works best. It is a good idea … Continue reading →

Don’t mix zinc anodes on the hull with aluminum anodes on the drive. The aluminum anodes will protect the zinc anodes in addition to the unit. Can you put zinc on aluminum? In the case of zinc and aluminum, there … Continue reading →

The helm is the control center for making the boat go where you want it to. It could have a steering wheel or a tiller. 494 views. Where is a helm? The HELM is a new hub area that can … Continue reading →

an archaic term for a helmet, used as armor. What is Helm use for? Helm is a tool that streamlines installing and managing Kubernetes applications. Think of it like Apt/Yum/Homebrew for K8S. Helm uses a packaging format called charts. A … Continue reading →

What Does Aluminum Corrosion Look Like? Rather than flaking through like rust, aluminum oxide just forms a hard, whitish-colored surface skin. How can you tell if aluminum is oxidized? Aluminum oxidation happens faster than that of steel, because aluminum has … Continue reading →

A) The quickest way to prevent Corrosion or Electrolysis from occouring is to use either our Stylus 2907 Isolation Tape, or Tesa Isolation Tape also known as Pipe Wrap Tape). Black Isolation Tape (Tesa 51482 or Stylus 2907) is a … Continue reading →

In a report by Popular Science, period blood actually does not attract sharks. Although sharks can smell blood because of the chemicals (amino acids) it contains, they don’t interpret it as their dinner bell. On the contrary, sharks sniff for … Continue reading →

YouTube does not have a webcam feature to record videos. You can use software on your computer to record and save a video. Can you record videos with a webcam? Using an online video recorder and your webcam is a … Continue reading →

Originally Answered: Is Photoshop killing the photography ? No, it is not. Photoshopping is digital retouching of photographs. And retouching of photographs has always happened, even when people were shooting on film, where the retouching would happen in the dark … Continue reading →

Most Canon lenses – including the 10-22mm – are still made in Japan. A few of the cheaper ones I’ve purchased, specifically the 50mm II and 18-55mm IS, are made in other parts of Asia (but not China). Where are … Continue reading →