IPA hard to get? I can't get rid of it!
Joe Street wrote:
I would say try kerosene or heating oil. Gasoline is too volatile and
can create explosive atmospheres. Keep the IPA for titrations!! it is
one of the more difficult items to get.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
I've done some initial
good morning Todd
Appal Energy wrote:
Salute Bob,
I don't think the way court proceeding are conducted is a
good analogy for how science is done.
I wasn't thinking of court precedings when I made mention of
testimonials. If you'll note, a great number of medical studies rely
in
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
This needs to be highlighted
If being vaccinated protected the individual it really wouldn't matter if
others were vaccinated at all .. or even sick.
vaccinations are a simple method by which society can lessen the injury
to many, even though a few will be injured
Mike,
I'm aware of how you staged your point. But the crux of the matter is
that you entreated the reader to a defrauding practice (the inflated
treatment/billing by the medical profession) and then informed the
readers that they were initially captivated by a story of fraud that was
Actually, I thought the issue was science and what we know about
vaccinations and its effects. Cost/benefit has nothing more to do with
science than do testimonials. If you want to discuss cause and effect,
kindly maintain the same standards throughout all your discussions. As
Todd points
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Yet they are already being sued over drugs like vioxx. Are the
threats of law suits any higher for vaccines than for other drugs
released with insufficient testing?
Vaccinations have their own special problems. For starters, they're all
different and
time-sensitive.
You just add the total amount of NaOH in both
batches. Usualy you know how much NaOH you used, so it does not matter if that
is in 1 batch of more. The total amount of NaOH counts.
Indicator ?
Well, the ideal situation would be if you could get
it to pH neutral, which is 7
At chemistry
The pulp of this fruit is also the main raw material for the Amarula
Cream liquor (www.amarula.com) which is somewhat similar in taste to
Bailey's Irish Cream (and priced about the same in retail), but with a
distinct flavor of its own.
Cheers.
Chandan
Duncan Mills wrote:
Hi,
I had an
Point to Bob!
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Yeah Mike, but this is Bob's second go-round. 15 emails of fame!
On 12/6/05, *Mike Weaver* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nuts. Bob Allen. And just a day or so it was all about me. Sigh.
Andy Warhol was right.
Yeah Mike, but this is Bob's second go-round. 15 emails of fame!On 12/6/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Nuts.Bob Allen.And just a day or so it was all about me.Sigh.Andy Warhol was right.
-MikeZeke Yewdall wrote:MaryQuit screwing up the JTF archives by putting irrelevant subject titleson
PLEASE don't do that to poor Bob, that's the second time it's
happened to him. He's right:
please stop- it adds nothing to the conversation and makes searches
in the archives difficult.
He's not the subject, it's a discussion *group* after all. It's
surely doesn't accomplish anything, no
First off, your second sentance makes no sense - entreated the reader
to a defrauding practice I'm not sure what you are trying to say.
I never said that the articles or the vets were perpetuating fraud. I
made the point that vet magazines often focus on ways to increase a
practice's billing.
Perry, you are mixing the issues. Careful observation with appropriate
controls can tell one the cost, be it monetary, or in human suffering.
Likewise the same procedure will afford information on the benefit-
numbers of lives saved or money not spent on treating an infection.
The societal
ok so I need a little more rigor here, I got my costs and benefits
reversed. Please substitute benefit/cost ratio below and it makes
sense.
bob allen wrote:
Perry, you are mixing the issues. Careful observation with appropriate
controls can tell one the cost, be it monetary, or in human
Mike Weaver wrote:
With regards to making up the stories, yes, I said clearly that they
we NOT TRUE in the original email. I never presented them as
anything other than made up. There is a long history of using made
up stories to illustrate a point. The Daily Show. The Onion. Modern
Hi John,
You think you're pretty Swift, but I think your Modest Proposal is a
fraud! I don't have two useless degrees in English for nothing!
Ha - thanks for the laugh!
Oops - I just noticed the attribution at the bottom. So much for
showing off my erudition!
-Mike
John Hayes wrote:
Mike,
First off, your second sentance makes no sense
- entreated the reader to a defrauding practice
I'm not sure what you are trying to say.
In the context of your mythical example, entreat is not so far out of reason.
Your intent was to entice the reader to believe something false, even if
ZDNet.com is running a story about a runaway idea of a[0]tracking automobiles via GPS. Not to be confused with the Canadianproject geared towards [1]anti-speeding ideas, this one does in fact have the goal of tracking your vehicle. 'The U.S. Department of Transportation has been handing millions
Todd wrote:
You don't think that padding a practice's income by pitching unnecessary
services . isn't fraudulent or at least borderline so?
Uh. Selling people unnecessary good and services is what the American
economy is built on. I know we all want to change that, but right now
its the
Hi all;
I looked in the archives for info on pump size recommendations. I found
a few messages relating to the clear water pump but what I am after is
does anyone have a rule of thumb on pump throughput versus reactor
size? I know variables such as reactor dimensions, tall vs short
location
What is the pressure that those gpm ratings are taken at? I suspect
the 1/2 horse pump is rated at a much higher head than your 1/20th HP
pump.
Also, are you sure you are getting 5gpm through a 3/8 fitting? It
seems a little high for that small of pipe.
On 12/7/05, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Appalling Energy wrote:
Mike,
First off, your second sentance makes no sense
- entreated the reader to a defrauding practice
I'm not sure what you are trying to say.
Nah, it was a contorted sentence.
In the context of your mythical example, entreat is not so far out of reason.
Bob,
It's a speed bump at best, as are all vaccines. Some are more
effective than others. We certainly haven't eradicated any maladies,
despite many proclamations to the contrary over the decades.
global small pox and almost global polio?
Lest we forget, the claim was but a few years
strickly FYI -
Mary Lynn Schmidt
From: Sheri Nakken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 21:21:41 +
Sheri--
This is interesting because of its rare comparison in the public sphere of
the risks of the diseases vis-a-vis the risks of the vaccines,
Young Master Weaver,
Apparently my point has not eluded you. At the same time, you're
experiencing some rather severe delusions if you think that cheap, smart
alack responses, word play and picking grammatical snits in lieu of
acknowledging your own errant understandings somehow make you
Hi all,
I have decided to go the composting route to dispose of my glycerin
by-product, but I want to combine this process with at least one other. I
plan to dispose of garden waste, household compostibles and glycerin b-p
together, but want to get another usable or saleable by product.
Has
I am thinking the
clear pump is actually 330 GPM not GPH.
Joe , I just bought a 3/4 HP submersable and the well driller says it
will put out 10 GPM
Jerry
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Bob,My understanding is that glycerin tends to suffocate worms--sticks to them and they "drown," making it a rotten feedstock for vermiculture.On Dec 7, 2005, at 4:01 PM, Robert Carr wrote:Hi all,I have decided to go the composting route to dispose of my glycerinby-product, but I want to combine
Robert Carr,
You'll have to clarify a bit more precisely what it is that you call
glycerin by-product.
If you're referring to what settles out of a transesterification (base)
reaction, the first response would be to not try it, as you'd be
poisoning your worms with methanol and soap. It might
Thanks Kirk.I will distribute as widely as I can!"Dubya" still has some "political capital" (as he likes to say).All the work put into creating a culture of fear, leading todisturbing civil rights violations, makes me surprised that the "national security" card wasn't played.From the
I have some friends in the French side of Switzerland, Geneva, who are
interested to try to make Biodiesel. They already have a car (a
LandRover I beleive) running on SVO.
But they do not speak (nor read) english.
Do you know by any chance a good web site where they can find
information on how
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