Mike Pelly's used it in his house on his (indoor) floors. the smell
goes away fast. It was a pretty oil finish, though fragile.
mark
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Nope - it was used on a deck.
Craig
Jim Raddon wrote:
Hi,
I seem to remember
Since many of our best wood treatments and paint
bases have been vegetable oils, for thousands of years,
why would not biodiesel be suitable?
Hakan
At 06:07 AM 4/15/2003 +, you wrote:
Mike Pelly's used it in his house on his (indoor) floors. the smell
goes away fast. It was a pretty oil
Since many of our best wood treatments and paint
bases have been vegetable oils, for thousands of years,
why would not biodiesel be suitable?
Hakan
Why indeed? I've been treating wood with biodiesel since I started
making the stuff. I always use it now, it works really well, it looks
good and
The US does not have, nor has it ever had a democratic government. In
a democracy, there is little protection for minority opinion. 51% of
the votes decides an issue regardless of what the other 49% wants.
Adding a constitution to democracy provides some protection from the
mob, but it is still
I can see that you enjoy this data as much as I do.
It is very interesting and give valuable information and
directions. If one want to influence politics, politicians
and do a good energy plan, it is a must to learn from
this data.
It certainly gives a broader perspective.
Regarding
FW..
-Original Message-
From: Hakan Falk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 8:09 PM
To: Crabb, David
Subject: RE: [biofuel] tax in sweden
Hi David,
From the beginning there were no cap on income taxes
and it was very crazy consequences of it. Some 25 years
ago
because unless everyone is honest, then you would have people
voting for different candidates than before, because
they didn't like the outcome.
you would also have people, who didn't bother voting before,
now voting. as well as people who voted before but can not
take time off again to vote,
If anyone would care to do a little research, you would
find that most of those in the highest government positions
in the last 20+ years all worked in the CIA or one of the
multi-national banks when they weren't working for the
government. It doesn't matter if they were Democrats or
Republicans,
MH,
I see that Sweden now is 17, but it is very close
between 10 to 18. Small countries can move
very much from year to year.
The idea to make an index of GDP and GDP per
energy use is something I have been playing with.
I have not followed it up yet and am not sure of the
results. Maybe some
And this is better than creating a traffic jam on an interstate so the
likely suburban voters of
your opponent will not make it home in time to vote?
Atleast with 'the list', it is given to the counties, and they can use them
or not some did not.
If there is no one stepping forward that said X
Why not continue the online at the county level just like now.
I can't imagine how a misaligned touch screen could cause an error,
other than a bad input. Its not the same kind of an error as seeing one
candidate on the screen while another one is 'saved'
I have seen it myself.. my old man at
And as long as the fox is guarding the hen house, the
people will have to do without eggs and meat. I'm sure that
it's been a very long time since there has been an election
run fairly in the U.S. but, to put a Republican Secretary
of State to count the votes in an election where the winner
is
What about the Council on Foreign Relations? Practically everyone in the
executive branch has been in this non-partisan club since the Wilson
administration. On top of that, an increasing number of people in the
legislative and judicial branches are also CFR members; as are the
Although partly accurate, not entirely so.
Working from the back end of the horse forward, it helps to understand how
it is that such a high percentage of the American citizen have become so
preoccupied with issues other than legislative - issues such as being bond
servants to debt - issues such
So David,
You would like to offer justification for one wrong with the theoretical (or
even real) scenario of another wrong?
I wonder why that doesn't sound quite right. No doubt I'll put my finger on
it sometime before nite fall. Hlet's see.
As for speculation? There is no
I agree with you, Hakan. Being an Australian, I think most Australians did
not want a part of this war - now we will have to pay ( will only get the
dregs of any rebuilding profits.
I suspect that Australia was bullied into the war by manipulation of the
Australian currency. Just before our
On Wed, 16 Apr 2003 02:42, you wrote:
because unless everyone is honest, then you would have people
voting for different candidates than before, because
they didn't like the outcome.
you would also have people, who didn't bother voting before,
now voting. as well as people who voted before
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