My guess is, a want to be President, wouldn't select an ineligible
running mate. In the event he where to do so and was elected and died,
the VP would have to step aside for the Speaker of the House At this
time there are two persons in the presidential line of succession who
appear to be
Havidol cute, but I doubt most people see have it all, until after
they learn it's a hoax.
Doug, N0LKK
Kansas USA inc.
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Why are you all trying to get poor Robert killed?
If I were the president, I could stop terrorist attacks against the
United States in a few days. Permanently. I would first apologize
-- very publicly and very sincerely -- to all the widows and the
orphans, the impoverished and the tortured,
Why is the US refusing to consider fixing a destruction date for the
remaining stocks of the smallpox virus?
This'll help you sleep peacefully at night:
Firstly, Sandia National Laboratories, part of the US Department
of Energy, has initiated experiments with variola virus genes
engineered
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 04:29, John Bertl wrote:
Here we have formed a group that is building a gasifier to power a
genset mounted on a trailer. The trailer will be moved from house
to house where it will build up several months of credits at each
location. Everyone's electric bill will
Not quite true, deep, deep inside all those ugly gray buildings are the
30% of gov't employees who do care and actually do 90% of the work.
the final 10% is done by the other 70%.
Been there, done that.
A. Lawrence wrote:
Only one problem with the statement below...
Government and Work don't
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Well, my opinion is that most pharmaceuticals are a haox, in that they
purport to solve some complex socio-physiological problem with nothing more
than a little pill - no changes in lifestyle, activity, diet, social
interactions, etc, required.
Z
On 2/27/07, Doug Younker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well generally net metering, when available, is only required for
renewable sources -- and sometimes only solar, not even wind or microhydro.
It would depend on whether they defined a gassifier as renewable. Seems
like it could be. However, the power generation profile isn't as useful as
and in most cases those same problems can be solved with nothing more than making those changes, lifestyle, activity, diet. better living NOT with chemistry. give me the placebo.
From:"Zeke Yewdall" [EMAIL
I don't know if this has been posted before:
http://www.cumminsracing.com/
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Mike Weaver wrote:
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 04:29, John Bertl wrote:
Here we have formed a group that is building a gasifier to power a
genset mounted on a trailer. The trailer will be moved from house
to house where it will build up several months of credits at each
location.
My apologies Mike, I do indeed remember that there was a time when one
government employee actually did their job - and did it very well... I was
looking for some information, and of all the many contacts that I made, one
stood out as above and beyond... the others just offered standard lip
Thank you, Keith. What I'm going through is not very encouraging for other
folks who might want to write their representatives, but I hope somehow folks
will persist anyway, while they still have a choice to do so. I also want to
extend my help to anyone in the U.S. who understands the real
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Robert
Really excellent stuff snipped,
I just wanted to make an apparently obvious
observation that I've come to over my short
half-a-century;
There is no us and them,
There is only us, and we're all we have,
quod erat
Kirk McLoren wrote:
http://www.ccrane.com/lights/led-light-bulbs/index.aspx
Some nifty lights.
Dont think I agree with the economic analysis near bottom of page though.
Kirk
Do you actually *have* any of ccrane's led lightbulb replacements?
I purchased a couple dozen led
Hi Zeke
The but we did not expect this to happen so soon argument could be
reworded as I thought that I could avoid dealing with this problem
I've caused, and didn't really care that my children and
grandchildren would be screwed Not a very strong argument, it
seems to me.
No, but that
http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/4006
Foreign Policy In Focus |
Global Warming: The Quick Fix Is In
Pat Mooney | February 20, 2007
Editor: John Feffer, IRC
Foreign Policy In Focus
www.fpif.org
Hopes for the Kyoto Protocol are fading, and carbon trading is a
farce. To arrest climate change,
http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/4014
Foreign Policy In Focus |
The Inconvenient Truth, Part II
Tom Athanasiou | February 21, 2007
Editor: John Feffer, IRC
Foreign Policy In Focus
www.fpif.org
You've probably seen the movie; you've certainly heard about it. So
you already know the first part of
Thank you, Keith. What I'm going through is not very encouraging
for other folks who might want to write their representatives,
Not very surprising - if it were more encouraging, like if they gave
half a damn, maybe things wouldn't have got this far in the first
place.
but I hope somehow
Oh, so that's okay then. On the other hand...
http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/4022
Foreign Policy In Focus |
Migrants: Globalization's Junk Mail?
Laura Carlsen | February 23, 2007
Editor: John Feffer, IRC
Foreign Policy In Focus
www.fpif.org
The titles that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Zeke
The but we did not expect this to happen so soon argument could be
reworded as I thought that I could avoid dealing with this problem
I've caused, and didn't really care that my children and
grandchildren would be screwed Not a very strong argument, it
On 2/24/07, Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.ccrane.com/lights/led-light-bulbs/index.aspx
Some nifty lights.
Dont think I agree with the economic analysis near bottom of page though.
Kirk
I agree. It's a bit disingenuous to compare to incandescents, when
CFL's are their
Not ours! We sell whole, raw milk direct from our Farm on Vashon Island
(WA-USA), as well as at local Seattle Farmer's markets and also at a couple
of Seattle area grocery stores. We're lucky to have favorable laws here in
WA state. What's up with Europe though? I'm in Spain right now, and the
Chemical Risks to Workers
Do you realize the implications from this dangerous,
and morally depraved act ???
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF INDUSTRY LITIGATION ON
COMMUNICATING CHEMICAL RISKS TO WORKERS
The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) has
expressed concern over the recent lawsuit
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Al Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth': While telling the rest of us to cut back, he
uses 20 times more energy to run his house than everyone else
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=nation_worldid=5072659
Heated pools
Hi Kirk and all,
When the message cannot be attacked then attack the messenger. Ok, so Gore doesn´t walk the talk. How many of us do? We try to, but there is a long way to go for most everyone in the developed world. It´s the message that´s inportant, not the man.
Tom Irwin
From:Kirk McLoren
The message is - It isnt really that important. If it were I would do it.
So how true is it - at least to him.
If it doent motivate him maybe he knows something we dont.
So of all people to squander energy it shouldnt be him.
You might want to look into Cripple Creek Coal which he is
Kirk McLoren wrote:
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Al Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth': While telling the rest of us to cut back,
he uses 20 times more energy to run his house than everyone else…
Al Gore flew from Montreal to Toronto last week. I would have thought a true advocate for climate change could have found someone with 1)maybe a Smart car to drive him, 2)powered with biodiesel or some other renewable fuel. David Suzuki is on a 50-city cross Canada tour and I understand he is
Hi Kirk,
When a do gooder becomes as famous as Al Gore there are always going to be
people who will point out weeknesses that he may have. On the other hand I
am looking at the good that Al Gore has done at educating the public about
Global Warming. The Live Earth concert that Al Gore is
Tom,
I like your answer better.
From: "Tom Irwin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: biofuel@sustainablelists.orgTo: biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSubject: Re: [Biofuel] Al Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth' Power UseDate: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 19:40:38 +
Hi Kirk and all,
When the message cannot be attacked
Hi Fre,
I attended Dr. David Suzuki's event in Kelowna 2 days ago and he mentioned
that he travels with his family to the Okanagan every summer to pick
cherries and I know that Dr. Suzuki was the first person in Canada to buy a
Prius Hybrid car. So he probally uses the hybrid to travel to
actually to me both are important. I think one of the worst things one can be called is a hypocrite. if Al Gore's squanders energy perhaps they ought to find someone esle to be the spokesperson for the Earth.
From:Kirk McLoren [EMAIL
Hi Kirk,
If all of us did what we should be doing our houses would be one room heated
with Geo Thermal, hot water and electricity by solar and we would walk or
bike almost everywere and we would be totally Vegan. The Union of Concerned
Scientists reports that because of the amount of
Hi Chip,
Want to here about hypocrits; here in Canada, were reducing green house
gases is the top political priority, some political parties are accepting
campaign funds from Oil Companies and telling Canadians that they want to
reduce emmissions.
Terry Dyck
From: Chip Mefford [EMAIL
Hi Fred,
Okay, maybe you or I could be that person but it wouldn't work because we
don't have the high profile or the credentials and in my case , not knowing
your income, the money to do what Al Gore is doing. So let Al Gore do that
job and eventually he will see that he needs to cut down
Fred Oliff wrote:
actually to me both are important. I think one of the worst things one can
be
called is a hypocrite.
Then you might want to do a bit of reading.
The knee jerk reaction is to recommend Jeremy Lott's
In Defense of Hypocrisy but that's a cheap shot.
There's a paper out
Terry,
Why can't Al do video conferences instead of traveling, or is he simply too
important not to make personal appearances? Bet there are more than a
few people that traveled more than 20 minutes just to see/hear him speak.
What did that extra travelling by the audience, staff, promoters,
Everyone seems to have missed that, based on the numbers given, Al
Gore has reduced his power usage by 12% from 2005 to 2006 and has
plans for more reductions. Isn't that what it's all about?
The fact that his bill has gone up is probably a function of the
increased price of energy, not
Are these LED lights able to work with a dimmer? The last place in my
house that doesn't have CF bulbs is a room which has five pot lights
which are connected to a dimmer. CF bulbs can't be used on a dimmer so
I hope these LED lights are an alternative. Anyone tried it?
Joe
Paul S
If he used the power in his business ok but
natural gas lanterns in his yard
Those are decorative - if you want light you dont burn a torch.
So if he wont curb personal indulgance he doesnt believe what he espouses for
the rest of us..
Forget weak flesh - how about belief.
He doesnt
Weakness?
gas lamps in the yard are not an indulgance in driving a bit too fast or
fogetting to turn off the light in the kitchen.
If you dont see anything wrong with that then I suppose you would accept Bush
as a spokesman for civil liberty
and honesty in politics.
Kirk
Terry Dyck
Hi Terry,
The main issue is that both Al Gore and Dr. Suzuki are influencing alot of
people which is the most important thing now. Time is important because
2007 could be the pivitol year to save this planet.
David Suzuki wrote in his Book : towards the year 2040 ,the pivitol year to
save
Joe,
I did test out a LED exit light in our dining room light fixture with
a dimmer, but they didn't dim. It was just on at a certain point and
stayed on.
Maybe there are ones designed to dim??? Like dimmable CFL's?
On 2/27/07, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are these LED lights able
Hi Keith ;
This is scary stuff. And how long do the feds think
it will take the other guys to figure these techniques
out and start using them on us??
Best Regards,
Peter G.
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Hello Terry
Hi Kirk,
If all of us did what we should be doing our houses would be one
room heated with Geo Thermal, hot water and electricity by solar and
we would walk or bike almost everywere
This:
and we would be totally Vegan.
... is nonsense, as we've established quite thoroughly many
Hi Chip
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Robert
Really excellent stuff snipped,
Thankyou, for my part, glad you think so.
I just wanted to make an apparently obvious
observation that I've come to over my short
half-a-century;
There is no us and them,
Hello Randall
Terry,
Why can't Al do video conferences instead of traveling, or is he simply too
important not to make personal appearances? Bet there are more than a
few people that traveled more than 20 minutes just to see/hear him speak.
What did that extra travelling by the audience,
Hi Fred
actually to me both are important. I think one of the worst things
one can be called is a hypocrite.
Sticks and stones, and plenty of folks with their own agendas to
throw stones if there's aught to be gained from it. Both sides of
such accusations need checking for hipocrisy.
if Al
:-)
Spin sure works well huh? See how easy it is to distract and redirect
attention from what matters to what doesn't. And how nobody thinks to
apply the same thinking to the Tennessee Center for Policy Research,
for instance, or to see how well the epithets they throw at Gore
might apply to
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