Highly recommended. - Keith
http://www.prwatch.org/books/madcow.html
Mad Cow USA:
Could the Nightmare Happen Here?
by Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber
Publisher: Common Courage Press, Monroe, Maine
ISBN 1-56751-111-2
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Fwd from SANET (Sustainable Agriculture Network Discussion Group),
good analysis, IMO. ... the predictable consequences, he says, and
that they were, for anyone with an international view and also for
anyone with any real knowledge of what goes on in the US food
industry beyond the Trust us
Caroline here is something that looks to me to be completely over the top. I
might add that I'm a millitant antismoker.
Courier Mail 6th Nov 2003 (Australia)
snip
The Anti-Smoking Manifesto Bra comes with capsules containing lavender and
jasmine fragrances mounted in the cleavage. These
As a mormon, I am deeply offended. the number is correct but the labor
distribution is wrong
it takes five - a president and two counselors to preside, one person
to do all the work, and one to bring refreshments. All the work will
be completed promptly per MST (mormon standard time ie 30
TOTO (the toilet company, not the dog) makes practically all of the
toilets in japan. many of them have not only a small/big two tier
flush system, they also refill the tank via a small sink in the top of
the tank. so when you flush you can then wash your hands in the water
that will then fill
God On Their Side
Ray McGovern ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is co-director of the Servant
Leadership School, an inner-city outreach ministry inspired by the
ecumenical Church of the Saviour in Washington, DC. His first career of 27
years as a CIA analyst taught him something of empire.
And if a
on 12/30/03 8:26 AM, Dan Maker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to make biodiesel from WVO and Ethanol. So far
the only ethyl esters I've heard discussed are from
virgin oil, or mostly virgin oil with only a small
percentage of WVO.
Well, not exactly. I've been using about half 'n' half
James
I have not got any personal experience but there has been a fair
amount of discussion at both the Infopop and the Goat Industries forums
- linked from http://www.vegburner.co.uk/links.html - do a search at the
forums.
From what I've read it appears less petrol is required compared to
Thanks for the good advice, Darryl! The plastic bottles are a great idea.
My toilet (with its wall-mounted tank and separate commode) is the
same age as my house. So far I have kept it going with brass wire
and, fortunately they are still available, replacement flappers.
However, the commode
Darren Hill wrote:
James
I have not got any personal experience but there has been a fair
amount of discussion at both the Infopop and the Goat Industries forums
- linked from http://www.vegburner.co.uk/links.html - do a search at the
forums.
From what I've read it appears less
In a message dated 12/29/2003 9:55:00 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just imagine if the building codes in this country were changed so
that every new building had to be whole wall rated at R45... how much
coal burning could be eliminated by making such a small change. So
the most dangerous words in the english language.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip Let's just pass a law ;-)
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
good thing it had a smiley after it. ;) :P :D
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Would this law arbitrarily apply to EVERY new building nationwide? What
about Hawaii, where many people don't have heat or AC, and drafty,
semi-permeable walls are desirable? If you can grant an exemption for
Hawaiians, then why not for Floridians? Even if the law was passed, how
do you
Ken Provost said:
Well, not exactly. I've been using about half 'n' half
WVO and flush oil (overall 0.9 ml NaOH titer), but I'm
doing a sample of straight WVO (1.7 ml NaOH) tonite with
90:10 eth:meth just to prove you wrong :-)
Great to hear you are having such success with wvo. Now can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
When last I was in Finland, they lived 2.6 people per room in large state-run
apartment complexes, a Green dream for saving energy, particularly with no
elevators. Let's just pass a law ;-)
That sounds like the human eqv. of a battery box chicken coup.
Dan
--
Darren Hill wrote:
James
I have not got any personal experience but there has been a fair
amount of discussion at both the Infopop and the Goat Industries forums
- linked from http://www.vegburner.co.uk/links.html - do a search at the
forums.
From what I've read it appears
Fwd from SANET (Sustainable Agriculture Network Discussion Group),
good analysis, IMO. ... the predictable consequences, he says, and
that they were, for anyone with an international view and also for
anyone with any real knowledge of what goes on in the US food
industry beyond the Trust us
Highly recommended. - Keith
http://www.prwatch.org/books/madcow.html
Mad Cow USA:
Could the Nightmare Happen Here?
by Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber
Publisher: Common Courage Press, Monroe, Maine
ISBN 1-56751-111-2
Description
Reviews
Contents
About the Authors
Order Online
Discuss This
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