Hey- that looks very interesting; it is a kind of
reactor that I've seen in some chemistry labs. One
word of caution for anyone trying to build this at
home: that looks like a high-pressure rig at the left
end. Mess up with something like that and you can
seriously injure yourself. I wish the
Vaccines - a very complex topic. The idea is that by
exposing your immune system to dead bacterial cells or
to disrupted viruses (much smaller then bacteria) you
can 'train' your immune system to rapidly recognize
and fight off a foreign invasion. If you accidentally
inject yourself with live
For those interested in climate change (one of the
best reasons to promote sustainable agriculture,
biofuels, and renewable electricity) take a look at
http://www.realclimate.org
very up to date with great analysis
I. Peter Solem
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also:
If you are interested in this topic, take a look at
this link
http://dissidentscientist.blogspot.com/2006/04/avian-bird-flu-tamiflu-and.html
(and the links included in the article)
I. Peter Solem
--- Chip Mefford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
D. Mindock wrote:
As shares skyrocket as a result
How to sort out information from disinformation?
Important issue for anyone trying to work off web
sites - but also important for everyone, everywhere.
How do you know whether any claim is true or not?
What if you base your start-up sustainable biofuel
business on poor information and bad
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I. S. wrote:
If you are interested in this topic, take a look
at
this link
http://dissidentscientist.blogspot.com/2006/04/avian-bird-flu-tamiflu-and.html
(and the links included in the article)
I. Peter Solem
Hi Peter;
Thanks kindly for the link, and the links
There really is a range of options available; the main
thing is to adapt to your own unique circumstances
while using as little energy and material as possible.
I like the idea of the guy growing in an urban
wasteland - real urban renewal, that is.
With drip tubing and very well aerated soil
Ummm.. China?
--- Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4) Girls are more intelligent
Then why do they hang out with men? ;-)
Hakan Falk wrote:
Steve,
Well, you know that,
1) Girls live longer than men and are physically
superior, except for
muscle power (might be a training
Catalytic Cracker is a term from the petroleum
refining business; it is the reason that a barrel of
black gunk can be turned into short-chain gasoline
hydrocarbons; they rely on an inert solid-state
catalyst to 'crack' the gooey long-chain hydrocarbons
into shorter molecules. (Those big tower in
Hi Keith,
I completely agree. I was just thinking about the
poor guy who had to haul 5-gallon buckets of soil up
to the top of his roof. If you had absolutely no
other choice( say you lived in a high rise and just
had a little window space) the system I described is
the friendliest potted-plant
I have to point out here, I've encountered just as
many dishonest and greedy small businesspeople as I
have dishonest and greedy large corporations. I
rather work with a large group of ethical and
dedicated people, perhaps organized into an
employee-owned corporation, then I would with some of
The nice thing about Brazil's ethanol program is the closed-loop cycle thatthey use. The sugar cane is harvested and brought to the mill where it pressed into a sugary syrup and dry mass. The dry mass is burned in efficient double-stage heat-capture boilers (at least in the better plants) to
I just checked the journeytoforever site on ethanol stills - a FANTASTIC resource! Enough info to set up any kind ofhigh-quality system, with references - Once again I'm amazed at the concentration and quality of information - gracias!Peter I. SolemRon Shirley Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Photovoltaics are pretty sustainable; let me explain why I think so before I get jumped! The original cells made in the fifties at Bell Labs are still generating power today; very long lifetimes exist with well built silicon infrastructure. New third generation silicon technology has the potential
Today on the University ofCalifornia,Santa Cruz campus, an organized group of student protestors succeded in shutting down the campus job fair until the military recruiters were forced to leave! One student who was taking photos of police surveillance officers was arrested, but the students
At the risk of generating a huge amount of hate mail, I have to point out that Bush's real crime was ignoring the FBI warnings as well as failing to act on the August 6th presidential daily briefing titled "Osama Bin Ladin determined to strike inside US". No warning to the airlines - why not?
ven moreso. Bush is the stooge-monkey playing the accordion in front of the audience.-Martin K.On Apr 11, 2006, at 4:10 PM, I. S. wrote: At the risk of generating a huge amount of hate mail, I have to point out that Bush's real crime was ignoring the FBI warnings as well as failing to act on the
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