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Mirror on the wall what’s the fairest of them all

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March 4, 2024

A Little more class…

The Merritt Civic Center has class.

Located behind City Hall on Mammete Ave the Merritt Civic and convention center is often decorated in very pleasant decorem.

The Merritt Civic and Convention Center has garnered a positive reputation for its elegant ambiance and pleasing decor. It stands as a symbol of class and refinement within the community, offering a sophisticated setting for events and gatherings. The center’s attention to detail in its decor has certainly contributed to its allure and favorable standing among visitors and event organizers.

Venue for many purposes.

We can think of many successful uses over time including many successful clubs Gymnastics for one piano recitals, love to dance displays. Art exhibition, Provincial youth ambassadors pagents.Many more are in its resume.

Recovery to healing

We hope that the recovery from recent troubles continues as that facility stood as a center for all of the recent floods to fires to covid. Visit today pick up city brochures and pay your respects to a fair veteran of the city, The Merritt Civic Center,1950 Mammete Ave Merritt BC.V1K 1 B8

Tags: Merritt British Columbia, Merritt Civic Center

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PRAIRIE BLIZZARD PULSE

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March 3, 2024

Weather is challenging in the center of Canada this weekend.

Oceans matter

Ocean currents key

How to Prepare for a Blizzard

When a blizzard is forecasted in your area, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to ensure the safety and well-being of yourself and your family. Here are some essential tips to help you prepare for a blizzard:

Stock Up on Supplies: Ensure that you have an ample supply of non-perishable food, water, and essential supplies such as batteries, flashlights, and a first-aid kit.
Stay Informed: Keep abreast of weather updates and heed any warnings or advisories issued by local authorities. Stay tuned to a battery-powered radio or television for the latest information.
Prepare Your Home: Insulate your home by weather-stripping doors and windows to keep the cold air out. Have alternative heating sources such as firewood or a generator in case of power outages.
Create an Emergency Kit: Assemble an emergency kit that includes items such as blankets, warm clothing, prescription medications, and important documents.
Charge Essential Devices: Fully charge your cell phone and any other essential devices in case of a power outage.
Avoid Travel: If a blizzard warning has been issued, it is best to avoid unnecessary travel. If travel is absolutely essential, ensure that your vehicle is equipped with emergency supplies.
Stay Indoors: Once the blizzard hits, remain indoors and keep exposure to the harsh conditions to a minimum. If you must venture outdoors, dress in layers and cover all exposed skin.

By taking these preemptive measures, you can better equip yourself to weather the blizzard and ensure the safety of yourself and those around you.Ai

Tags: Canada, Prairie blizzard

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TGIF-Law is key

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February 16, 2024

Change to law.

Level 3 watering

Here’s some thing for Law a bidding people the city Merritt has enacted level 3 water restrictipns on February 15 2024. Two days a week divided even and odd house numbers. ” Snow pack concerns”

Look up

See Merritt.ca for details.

Tags: Merritt British Columbia, writing prompt

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TGIF- last Friday of January 2024

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January 26, 2024

So we are nearly through the first month of the 24th year of the 21st century and we’re still going.

winter to remain.

Tags: Atmospheric stream, British Columbia

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Weather🌡️

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January 16, 2024

Yesterday

British Columbia is known for its impressive snow pack, especially in the mountainous regions. The abundant snowfall in BC contributes to the province’s popular ski resorts and winter tourism industry. The snow pack not only provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing, but also plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem and water supply during the warmer months. Many people visit British Columbia specifically to experience the beauty and recreational opportunities offered by its significant snow pack.

The current snow pack levels in British Columbia are closely monitored, as they play a vital role in various aspects of the province. The abundant snowfall contributes to the region’s popular ski resorts and winter tourism industry, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Additionally, the snow pack plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem and water supply during the warmer months, making it an essential aspect of British Columbia’s natural environment. Many people visit British Columbia specifically to experience the beauty and recreational opportunities offered by its significant snow pack.

Recent low for gas downtown Merritt BC

Still just over $140.00 a liter

Tags: British Columbia, weather

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Hydrogen,a consumer use…

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December 5, 2023

Photo KDG

A hydrogen filling station removed from a truck stop serving Merritt and the Coquihalla highway…

Hydrogen has been gaining attention as a potential fuel for consumer use due to its clean and renewable nature. It can be used in fuel cell vehicles, which convert hydrogen into electricity to power the vehicle, emitting only water vapor as a byproduct. Here are some key points about hydrogen as a fuel:

Clean Energy: Hydrogen fuel is considered a clean energy source because it produces no greenhouse gas emissions when used in fuel cells. This makes hydrogen an attractive alternative to fossil fuels, which contribute to air pollution and climate change.
Efficiency: Hydrogen fuel cells have a high energy conversion efficiency, meaning they can convert a greater percentage of the hydrogen’s energy into usable electricity compared to traditional combustion engines.
Versatile Applications: In addition to fuel cell vehicles, hydrogen can be used to generate electricity for homes and industries. It can be integrated into existing infrastructure, enabling the storage and distribution of renewable energy.
Abundant Resource: Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but it is mostly found in compounds like water or hydrocarbons. To use hydrogen as fuel, it needs to be separated through processes like electrolysis, steam methane reforming, or biomass gasification.
Challenges: Despite its potential, there are still challenges to overcome for hydrogen to become widely adopted as a consumer fuel. These include cost-effective production, efficient storage and distribution, and the development of a hydrogen refueling infrastructure.

As technological advancements continue, hydrogen has the potential to play a significant role in the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.

Well it isn’t the Hindenburg but its closer then the Titanic
KDG

What's in those trucks passing on the roads?

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This is good…

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November 30, 2023

Perfect is often light years for me, so this is nothing new.

The concept of a perfect solar system can be subjective, as each planet and celestial body in our solar system has its own unique characteristics and qualities that make it special. However, if we were to consider certain aspects that contribute to the overall harmony and functionality of our solar system, we can appreciate its remarkable nature. Here are some key features:

The Sun: At the heart of our solar system, the Sun provides heat, light, and energy to all the planets. Its immense gravitational force keeps the planets in their orbits.
Planets: Our solar system consists of eight planets, each with its own characteristics. These include the terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) and the gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune). The diversity of these planets adds to the richness and complexity of our solar system.
Orbital Motion: The planets in our solar system move in elliptical orbits around the Sun. This orbital motion creates a harmonious rhythm, ensuring the stability and continuous movement of the planets.
Moons: Many of the planets in our solar system have moons that orbit around them. For example, Earth’s moon plays a vital role in stabilizing our planet’s rotation and tides. Moons also contribute to the overall balance and dynamics of the solar system.
Asteroid Belt: Between Mars and Jupiter, there is a region called the asteroid belt. It consists of numerous small rocky bodies called asteroids. While the asteroid belt might seem chaotic, it plays a crucial role in preventing larger asteroids from colliding with the inner planets.
Kuiper Belt: Beyond Neptune lies the Kuiper Belt, a region that contains icy objects such as Pluto and other dwarf planets. This belt extends the boundaries of our solar system and offers insights into its early formation.
Comets: Comets are icy bodies that orbit the Sun from the outer regions of the solar system. Their unique trajectories bring them close to the Sun, creating beautiful tails of gas and dust. Comets provide clues about the early composition of the solar system.

While there may not be a single definition of a “perfect” solar system, the intricate interplay of these elements within our solar system makes it a fascinating and awe-inspiring cosmic arrangement.

Tags: James Webb Space telescope

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Farmers Market,thank you for your efforts last season…

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October 4, 2023

October 7th 9:30 AM to 1 PM 2100 Block Quilchena Ave, last market for 2023.

Don’t be Pumpkin shy

The environment gets some relief from trucking food after growing by those that care to do some local initiative. The Nicola Valley Farmers Market, had a very successful year last year as they moved to the Arena parking lot on Voght and Merritt avenue, the proximity of shade trees and a more welcoming presence from a treed backdrop of the Baillie House Downtown Info Center made a comfortable and relaxed venue to present produce and artisan products for sale. The market operates Saturdays to early afternoon.

The season is coming to and end, with Thanksgiving on the horizon and it will be a good thing to see the industry of this assocation at it again.

BC Hydro Quick Chargers…

Quick chargers,BC Hydro at this writing BC Hydro is having installed two new Quick Chargers in the Space generally occupied by the Farmers market on Saturdays. The curling rink parking lot shares this space and has recently had 100 thousand K + face lift. this looks good for next seasons farmers market and bears well for the curling club which will enjoy the winter season, with two operating quick chargers we Hope. A construction fence remains at this 4 October writing so get the BC Hydro app a check for availability in the coming ( we hope short time)