Sounds cool, but big problem though. Where are you going to be able to fly
these wackos with out causing
collateral damage when one of them accidentally kills the pilot and the plane
flys into a building a la WTC,
For a general rule though, I think maybe two armed air marshals would be a
On 9/21/06, Thompson, Mark L. (PNB RD) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul you need to get your facts straight or at least your
myths Or, Wikipedia does...Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabin_pressurization I agree that my first post was unresearched and overly dramatic. My second post was
Mike Weaver wrote:
Willie Nelson and the boys were on the road, and they stopped them and
found a pound and a half of marijuana. bin Laden is still loose, but we
got Willie Nelson. --David Letterman
It's a funny thing.
I've always wanted to share this, and I guess here's as good a place as
I understand that illegal handguns seized in Canada are for the most
part traced to US sources. We need more border security. Perhaps we
should create a department of homeland security. Illegal weapons from
the US are a threat to our national security. I move that we impose
economic
Hi Golan,
Did you take your titration sample from the top of
the tank? If your oil has stood for a couple of months, it is quite likely that
all the worst oil has settled to the bottom of your tank and the best to the
top.
I would expect your titrations to get progressively
higher as you
The metal oxide is reduced during combustion operating as an oxidizer.
This allows more fuel charge to be burned per stroke kind of like using
nitrous oxide. Cerium particles come out in the exhaust rather than
the oxide.
Joe
D. Mindock wrote:
Joe,
At
Yes the Earth is our house.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
snip
Use good housekeeping when working the cerium oxide so it isn't inhaled =
or ingested. That's where alpha particles do their harm.
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Oh yeah? Well, the US is going to build a freakin' 3,000 mile long fence along the 49th with canadian lumber and Mexican workers!(Tongue firmly planted in cheek)On 9/22/06,
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand that illegal handguns seized in Canada are for the mostpart traced to US
Golan,
I have experienced similar
results . not quite as dramatic a difference as yours.
I don't know why, but it
could bethat as water settles, some acids may settle with it. Heat
definitely helps settle the water out.
About 6 - 8 months ago I
brought home WVO that looked good,
Golan,
I use the methanol
solubility test to test for whether there was a complete or incomplete
reaction.
The third layer you refer
to in the wash test is soap.
Even in a complete reaction you will have some
soap.
You would like to reduce
the amount of soap you are producing (3 - 4
Doug Foskey wrote:
I feel I really need to give the Australian Perspective on this:
I have to disagree with Chip. I was raised around the premise that guns are
unnecessary. I live in Australia where we have had gun removal legislation
for many years. I have never felt the need to own a
Naturally,the wooden fence will be build by an aircraft
company. Please fasten your seat belts and ignore the lakes behind the
curtain.
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The possibility of Gold River opening its arms to Vancouver's trash
doesn't faze the up-Island village's mayor, not after running the idea
through a sniff test.
What Green Island Energy proposes to burn in its planned Gold River
power plant is not raw garbage, but combustible waste that has been
Tallex,
Good question. They're not allowed to leave Texas airspace. So far, its
more dangerous to eat spinach than it is to be flying with terrorists. So only
one air marshal should be good.
-dave
On Friday, September 22, 2006 3:12 AM, AltEnergyNetwork wrote:
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006
I believe I already alluded to this as the Maple Curitan. haha.
On Friday, September 22, 2006 11:13 AM, Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Oh yeah? Well, the US is going to build a freakin' 3,000 mile long fence
along the 49th with canadian lumber and Mexican workers!
(Tongue firmly planted in cheek)
Original Article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/5369284.stm
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Jeffrey A McNeely
Biofuels could end up damaging the natural
Kirk,
This is an absolutely fascinating
study; especially to one with a basic knowledge of membrane structure,
co-transport systems and cytology.
I would think in the 20+ years
since this particular study (1984) there would have been follow-up work on
the use of Cesium, Rubidium, and
if herbs dont work, then why is willow tea a painkiller?
Jason
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- Original Message -
From: bob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] amazing himalayan salt
the pentagon took a cruise missile, thats all there is to that one. but i am
inclined to agree with the fact that an insulated, fueled heat source will
gather heat to the structural failure point. i have seen it in my own
tinkerings as well. (just not on such a frightening scale)
Jason
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i had to sit through five and a half hours of
replay after replay of the towers collapsingthat daymy seinor year
in high school. they did NOT fall straight and squarely down, but made all sorts
of funky angles beginning at the HUGE SMOKING HOLE in the side of each
building. i personally
Mike Weaver wrote:
How about a Kuma?
After trying to find a Kuma online and getting an error message, I
was finally able to get through today. Kuma makes wood stoves, and
there are a lot of really good wood stoves available in Canada. What I
need is a gasifying boiler, like this
which jason? are we going to have to use initials now too?
Jason
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 4:49 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Bring loaded firearms
oh, come on!
hundredsof tons of debris and building laying
downthousandsof tons of impactforce after falling that far
wont bend steel? even 2 inch diameter #8 bolts and those monsterous rivets
they used would give out under that kind of onslaught.
JasonICQ#: 154998177MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to disagree. A friend of mines father was working a few blocks
away and saw the plane come in. That was how
I found out the 9/11 events happened (I do not watch tv very much). Now
maybe the made a cruise missle up to look
like a plane, but it surely was a plane looking object that hit.
the ideas either for or against guns are entirely subjective. i was raised
in a household where guns are no more than a tool for collecting food. like
any power tool, when handled improperly, they will cause injury or possible
death, but with adequate training and maintenance they can be
[OPINION] this is
crap.
[EDUCATED GUESS] this guy
assumes ethanol and soy are the only viable feedstocks.
[FACT] they are not.
[OPINION]Mr.
McNeelyhas not looked into his options very well, /and/ biofuels are only
a stopgap measure to give us a few more decades to come up with a decent
Jason,Have you ever been to the Pentagon? You just don't get the magnitude and scale of that structure until you are there.Please explain Picture 13:
http://www.geoffmetcalf.com/pentagon/pentagon_20020316.htmlCruise missiles do NOT make fireballs like this one, it was the
i have some fantastic news this week.
on sunday, september 17th at 16:42 and 16:45 my small (yet excessively loud)
twin sons Ryken and Xavier were born. katie is healthy, albeit tired, and
the boys are on a steady track to coming home next week. (theyre in the
nursery until they can regulate
correction- 20:42 and 20:45
Jason
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From: Jason Katie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 11:52 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] 2 new additions
i have some fantastic news this week.
on
[OPINION] this is crap.
Agree.
[EDUCATED GUESS] this guy assumes ethanol and soy are the only
viable feedstocks.
[FACT]they are not.
[OPINION] Mr. McNeely has not looked into his options very well,
/and/ biofuels are only a stopgap measure to give us a few more
decades to come
which jason? are we going to have to use initials now too?
:-) Naah, he knows which Jason it is, and so do you, and I suspect so
does everyone else.
Best
Keith
Jason
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To:
Hello members, In Malaysia alone there are miilions of tonnes of cellulosic materials availablevirtually free of cost or even credit atreplanting which is rated at 3% per annum from which many derivatives can be obtained. Currently these are not being exploited. They are openly burnt resulting in
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