himmelsgrau

I have heard about equal numbers of teachers both encourage and discourage me from completing this degree. One group says I will not be hired because I cost more, and the other tells me I will not be hired because I do not stand out with my credentials. I am confused, and I have to make a decision.

I work at a restaurant, and my boss called in yesterday saying we needed to throw out all our tomatoes and tomato products for the day because there had been reports of salmonella in tomatoes.

Now some of our products were cooked, and we wash all our tomatoes before cutting them. Between the two of those precautions, shouldn't our tomatoes (both cooked and not) have been safe?

Just curious. We did throw them all out, so from a practicality standpoint this is moot. But I wonder if we lost money for a reason or not.

I recently got a three balloon mollies (sp?) and two blue gourami for an aquarium I thought was a 30 Gallon.

It turns out to be a 20 gal tall aquarium, and I have noticed the fish are a bit competitive when it comes to feeding. By my calculation, I have one inch of fish too many with the two mystery snails that I already had since starting the tank.

So my question is: do I need to upgrade to a 30 gallon (I would rather not have to, to be honest) to keep these fish happy, as one caresheet I found said that was the minimum for balloon mollies.

So, I could use some pointers here for damage control. On the plus size, this hasn't overwhelmed my filter as far as having clean water.