Iv'e been using a Canon Pixma IP4000 for about a year. I bought an 8oz bottle of black ink for about $20. I refill the cartridge about every 2 - 3 weeks. I've gotten a small nnumber of messy prints, but lately, I do not even bother removing the tank from the printer. Just pull the tab, and squirt in the ink.
But Hanford's largest single release of iodine-131 was the result of a secret military experiment. "Green Run" refers to a secret U.S. Air Force Experiment at Hanford that released somewhere between 7,000 and 12,000 curies of iodine-131 to the air on December 2-3, 1949.
Most of my family lived 50 miles away in Yakima at the time. They did the same experiment in Oak Ridge in Tennessee, at about the same time.
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Iv'e been using a Canon Pixma IP4000 for about a year. I bought an 8oz bottle of black ink for about $20. I refill the cartridge about every 2 - 3 weeks. I've gotten a small nnumber of messy prints, but lately, I do not even bother removing the tank from the printer. Just pull the tab, and squirt in the ink.
Check out this URL regarding releases of gasses from Hanford in the 1945-1972 timeframe. http://www.doh.wa.gov/hanford/publications/history /release.html
Most of my family lived 50 miles away in Yakima at the time. They did the same experiment in Oak Ridge in Tennessee, at about the same time.