Order K2006, etc at Amazon.

[pfpool04]

As I understand it, I get a larger % for items directly linked from PF, but a smaller % from ANYTHING you buy during that session.

For example, if you click the K2006 kit, don't buy it, but then go on and purchase the Victoria's Secret $10,000,000 diamond bra for your wife DURING THAT SAME SESSION, my money problems for this season may be resolved.

However, I haven't read all the fine print and exclusions, so I may only at a % for the first $100 you spend on that bra.

Whatever.

It doesn't cost me too much time to do this; I don't think it will be obnoxious, and it may even be pretty helpful; and the money I get from it will be more than I get now.

PoolDoc

[sturev]

I wonder if you could set something up with Amato? They have about the best price from what I've seen for the kits... Not sure on the reagents.
It would probably take a ton of time (of which we know you're very short on that too ), if it's even possible...

Bad idea; they'd probably just raise their price to compensate

[waterbear]

For example, if you click the K2006 kit, don't buy it, but then go on and purchase the Victoria's Secret $10,000,000 diamond bra for your wife DURING THAT SAME SESSION, my money problems for this season may be resolved.


PoolDoc

Sorry, can't do...Not married at present time.

[waterbear]

NO images when I hover over links, just empty windows. Am using Chrome browser.

EDIT: Just switched to Firefox and it works.

[sturev]

Yes, when I hover the items show up in a nice window...

[aylad]

I see the images when I hover, too...

I'm glad you posted this--what a great idea!!

(You really should investigate this with amanto and sps, with as much referral business as they're getting from us--all you'd have to do is let them search the forums for their links and they'd see all the proof they'd need...)

Jan

[polyvue]

Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America

A compelling read that surveys the sociology of public swimming in the United States, and notably captures the reasons behind the advent of racial segregation in aquatic facilities, and its demise. It's an academic book, yet written without obscurant language (in other words, it's easy to read!)

The book has a regional bias (as I recall -- I read the book several years ago, there is no or scant discussion of west coast facilities, including the famous Sutro baths in San Francisco) but it’s a great addition to pool libraries replete with coffee table monographs and little else of substance.

[PoolDoc]

.............................bump

[waterbear]

Ben,
Why not sticky this thread?