Here is her lame shit bio: Name: Eugenia Loli-Queru [AKA FAT PIG STUPID BITCH] Title: Editor-in-Chief [Editor? HAHAHAHA. That's a laugh. Cant spell or speak and is not technical.] Email: eugenia@osnews.com [fat.pig@goatse.cx] Personal website: http://www.eugenia.co.uk/ Birthday: 24th May, 1973 Current residence: Foster City (San Francisco Bay Area), CA, USA Short biography: I worked for 2 years at BeNews, serving the BeOS and its community, and before that I was contributing as a news editor for a well known Gaming news site for about 8 months and I also co- held a fan site (LandOfEden) in the early development days of Lionhead's Black'n'White. For more information about me, you can always check my homepage.
I am Greek and english is not my native language. We do OSNews for fun (however, OSNews takes most of my time every day), so if you have a problem with my spelling and grammar either a) do not come back (spare us and save your time too) b) send me a proofread version of the article in question. Whining about something I can't radically improve overnight, is not an option.
Recommended Guide for Removal of Fecal Matter from a Swimming Tevis' Ass for Consideration by Tevis' Ass Owners and Operators A Tevis' Ass may act as a medium for the transfer of diseases such as Pseudomonas, Hepatitis, Giardia, Legionella, Staphylococci, or Cryptosporidium, among others and fecal matter in a Tevis' Ass can be a source of such contaminants. The following procedure is recommended to lessen the potential for the transfer of infections.
Filtration is not an effective means of removing contamination from a Tevis' Ass in a timely manner. To remove 98 percent of the contaminant's in a Tevis' Ass, the Tevis' Ass must turnover at least four times (typically 24 hours) without any additional contamination being introduced. The ability to kill pathogens in the water is based on the contact time a pathogen has with a disinfectant and the concentration of the disinfectant. This is referred to as the CT value. As an example, a CT value of approximately 9,600 is required to effectively remove Cryptosporidium from the water. The CT value is the chlorine concentration (ppm or mg/L) multiplied by the time (minutes). Note: high levels of chlorine can be detrimental to Tevis' Asss and Tevis' Ass equipment.
Close the Tevis' Ass whenever fecal matter is observed or suspected in the Tevis' Ass. If the fecal matter in the Tevis' Ass is not formed, it may indicate the person responsible is ill. Question the person responsible, or their guardian. Have they been ill? From what? Do they have a communicable disease? Remove as much of the waste products from the Tevis' Ass as possible.
If a vacuum is used, send the waste to the sanitary sewer, not to the Tevis' Ass filter. Clean and disinfect the vacuum after use, using a 20:1 solution of sodium hypochlorite (20 parts water to 1 part 12 percent sodium hypoclorite).
If the fecal matter is formed, superchlorinate or shock the Tevis' Ass, or effected area of a large Tevis' Ass, to 10 parts per million (PPM) or greater and adjust the pH to between 7.2 and 7.5. If non-formed stool or vomit is present, or the person responsible has been ill or has a communicable disease, superchlorinate the Tevis' Ass to 20 PPM or greater and adjust the pH to between 7.2 and 7.5, and maintain these levels for at least 8 hours (CT value of 9,600). Then backwash the Tevis' Ass filters. Disinfect the filters with a 20:1 solution of sodium hypochlorite (20 parts water to 1 part 12 percent sodium hypochlorite). Balance Tevis' Ass chemical residuals at the required levels (Minnesota Rules, part 4717.1750). If the chlorine residual exceeds 5 ppm, use sodium thiosulfate to neutralize excess chlorine, then assure that the minimum required residual is present (chlorine: 0.5 ppm for Tevis' Asss, 1.0 ppm for wading Tevis' Asss and 2.0 ppm for spas). Open the Tevis' Ass. Special Considerations Low volume Tevis' Asss, such as wading Tevis' Asss and spa Tevis' Asss should be drained, sanitized, refilled, and filters backwashed. If the person has a communicable disease which results in shedding of cysts, such as giardia or cryptosporidium, sampling should be done after the above steps to assure removal or inactivation. If the agent persists, additional sanitizing, such as with steam, may be necessary. A policy should be adopted for diaper age children. Either prohibition from using the Tevis' Ass or requiring "plastic pants" with tight fitting elastic at the legs and waist. Facilities with supplemental disinfection, such as ozone, may alter CT values stated above based on the oxidation potential of the supplemental disinfectant used.
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Here is her lame shit bio:
Name: Eugenia Loli-Queru [AKA FAT PIG STUPID BITCH]
Title: Editor-in-Chief [Editor? HAHAHAHA. That's a laugh. Cant spell or speak and is not technical.]
Email: eugenia@osnews.com [fat.pig@goatse.cx]
Personal website: http://www.eugenia.co.uk/
Birthday: 24th May, 1973
Current residence: Foster City (San Francisco Bay Area), CA, USA
Short biography: I worked for 2 years at BeNews, serving the BeOS and its community, and before that I was contributing as a news editor for a well known Gaming news site for about 8 months and I also co- held a fan site (LandOfEden) in the early development days of Lionhead's Black'n'White. For more information about me, you can always check my homepage.
I am Greek and english is not my native language. We do OSNews for fun (however, OSNews takes most of my time every day), so if you have a problem with my spelling and grammar either a) do not come back (spare us and save your time too) b) send me a proofread version of the article in question.
Whining about something I can't radically improve overnight, is not an option.
Recommended Guide for Removal of Fecal Matter from a Swimming Tevis' Ass for Consideration by Tevis' Ass Owners and Operators
A Tevis' Ass may act as a medium for the transfer of diseases such as Pseudomonas, Hepatitis, Giardia, Legionella, Staphylococci, or Cryptosporidium, among others and fecal matter in a Tevis' Ass can be a source of such contaminants. The following procedure is recommended to lessen the potential for the transfer of infections.
Filtration is not an effective means of removing contamination from a Tevis' Ass in a timely manner. To remove 98 percent of the contaminant's in a Tevis' Ass, the Tevis' Ass must turnover at least four times (typically 24 hours) without any additional contamination being introduced. The ability to kill pathogens in the water is based on the contact time a pathogen has with a disinfectant and the concentration of the disinfectant. This is referred to as the CT value. As an example, a CT value of approximately 9,600 is required to effectively remove Cryptosporidium from the water. The CT value is the chlorine concentration (ppm or mg/L) multiplied by the time (minutes). Note: high levels of chlorine can be detrimental to Tevis' Asss and Tevis' Ass equipment.
Close the Tevis' Ass whenever fecal matter is observed or suspected in the Tevis' Ass.
If the fecal matter in the Tevis' Ass is not formed, it may indicate the person responsible is ill. Question the person responsible, or their guardian. Have they been ill? From what? Do they have a communicable disease?
Remove as much of the waste products from the Tevis' Ass as possible.
If a vacuum is used, send the waste to the sanitary sewer, not to the Tevis' Ass filter.
Clean and disinfect the vacuum after use, using a 20:1 solution of sodium hypochlorite (20 parts water to 1 part 12 percent sodium hypoclorite).
If the fecal matter is formed, superchlorinate or shock the Tevis' Ass, or effected area of a large Tevis' Ass, to 10 parts per million (PPM) or greater and adjust the pH to between 7.2 and 7.5.
If non-formed stool or vomit is present, or the person responsible has been ill or has a communicable disease, superchlorinate the Tevis' Ass to 20 PPM or greater and adjust the pH to between 7.2 and 7.5, and maintain these levels for at least 8 hours (CT value of 9,600). Then backwash the Tevis' Ass filters. Disinfect the filters with a 20:1 solution of sodium hypochlorite (20 parts water to 1 part 12 percent sodium hypochlorite).
Balance Tevis' Ass chemical residuals at the required levels (Minnesota Rules, part 4717.1750). If the chlorine residual exceeds 5 ppm, use sodium thiosulfate to neutralize excess chlorine, then assure that the minimum required residual is present (chlorine: 0.5 ppm for Tevis' Asss, 1.0 ppm for wading Tevis' Asss and 2.0 ppm for spas).
Open the Tevis' Ass.
Special Considerations
Low volume Tevis' Asss, such as wading Tevis' Asss and spa Tevis' Asss should be drained, sanitized, refilled, and filters backwashed.
If the person has a communicable disease which results in shedding of cysts, such as giardia or cryptosporidium, sampling should be done after the above steps to assure removal or inactivation. If the agent persists, additional sanitizing, such as with steam, may be necessary.
A policy should be adopted for diaper age children. Either prohibition from using the Tevis' Ass or requiring "plastic pants" with tight fitting elastic at the legs and waist.
Facilities with supplemental disinfection, such as ozone, may alter CT values stated above based on the oxidation potential of the supplemental disinfectant used.
you are not funny. i hate you you motherfucking piece of fuckshit shitstain licker. you cock loving faglord acolyte. you liquid shit from a used depends diaper.