My dear brother,
I believe I understand what you are saying here. However, we as citizens of
this United States of America must unite not only under this President for the
next four years, but under every one that follows after him. United We Stand
Divided We Fall.
That is how I
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Thank you Keith, and I recall previously reading your notes about
Graham. Moreeover, if I can quote his retraction as a sited example for
future reference it would be a great adjunct to my presentations. So
far, the industry is still inviting me to participate and we expect to
offer more
Hi to all, I'm looking for a good supply place in the sf bay area to buy
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Something to think about.
Friedrich Friesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hey Brian,
dont you forget,that GWB has good connections to the Bin Laden Family!
How about he asked for that Tape to support his reelection?
Fritz
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Dear Fritz:
Sawdust and another fibrous waste, such as sugar cane bagasse yield
excellent boards as well as briquettes. I will give a try
to both products. The choice of binders is important, since one would like
to stay away from formaldehyde based glues.
Another binder I will try is a lignin
Lord knows the Mexicans are almost as adamant about fried foods as the
Americans are, so plenty of feed stock :)
Luc
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 2:40 PM
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effort. Your comments are truly an encouragement.
Honestly (I don't do anything else well), the only experience I have had
with building anything was when I was about 8 with my Dad when we(!) built a
steam bath on the water's edge at the summer cottage. (it is still there by
the way, ha!)
on 11/4/04 4:06 PM, Jonathan Dunlap at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe I understand what you are saying here. However, we
as citizens of this United States of America must unite not
only under this President for the next four years, but under
every one that follows after him. ?United We
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 7:53 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Hot water heater processor help
You can always snoop mine. It may not be exactly what you wnat but it could
provide some ideas.
That was Shrub's empty promise four years ago. The man will say whatever it
takes to get what he wants and then move on - the quintesential flip-flopper
and not one to be trusted or left unwatched.
I believe the mantra for the next four years of turmoil, arrogance and
oppression exerted by
Man...
Dubya???
Unite = join, fuse, mix, bone, Come together
I could go on and on
If We as a Country do not Unite is some way then we as a Country are weak. We
all do not have to agree on every issue. That is the very thing that makes this
Country unique. Remember
Freedom of speech,
I feel what you are saying and in many ways I agree. However, I ask you this
What is your solution to this issue? Im all ears
Jonathan
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Unity? Hah!!!
That was Shrub's empty promise four years ago. The man will say whatever it
takes to get what he
about to, get it.
Luc
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Man...
Dubya???
Unite = join, fuse, mix, bone, Come together. I could go on and on.
If We as a
continue to work in the directions that he refuses to.
It's really rather simple Jonathan. No one needs to walk side by side with
someone who is as dishonest and disengenuous as is Mr. Bush.
He may be in the White House, but he remains a louse. Which makes him and
his ilk personnas non
available ones. Why not just build your own? take all the time you need.
Paris wasn't built in a day and neither will your reactor.
Luc
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 7:58 PM
Subject: [Biofuel]
Hello,
what a discouraging event
Don't be disheartened. We had no tanks in the streets, and no
soldiers with automatic weapons preventing people from casting votes.
It could have been a LOT worse! At least in this manner, Mr. Bush
and the NeoCons will not be able to blame Mr.
Friends,
Got the following good story in Spanish. I know that many of you can
read and enjoy it.
Hakan
That's funny in ANY language, even if it's an apocryphal story!
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Adventure for Your Mind
To put to much into the fact that gwb won by an excess of 3.5 millions votes
is only spin, when nearly half (49%) of those who voted, voted against gwb.
Yet his supporters claim a mandate, near as I can tell they are basing
mandate on electoral votes, that would be using skewed statistic because
But then when the starting loads require a lot of initial torque, a timid
throttle application doesn't get the job done and aggressive application of
throttle is needed. A perceived excess of excess of exhaust fumes or smoke
doesn't neccessarly mean improper operation.
Doug
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United We Stand. Divided We Fall.
While it seems simple on the face of it, I really never understood what
united the piece of rhetoric really means. Does it mean I'm required to
be complicate in activity what I may believe wrong or immoral? I sorry,
given when I see it used it seems to be
robert luis rabello wrote:
Ross Cannon wrote:
Hello,
what a discouraging event
Don't be disheartened. We had no tanks in the streets, and no
soldiers with automatic weapons preventing people from casting votes.
YET.
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Hola Hakan.
This is really good and gives an idea on how somedoby supposelly as the
best and full of power could make mistakes and get into a big trouble in an
argumet with someone regarded as dumb but knows where he is on earth and
his dutty.
Regards.
Juan
-Mensaje original-
De:
Hello Gabriel,
The cost associated with cellulosic processing involves setting up a lab
or purchasing microbes which can be expensive if they are bought for
each individual load of processed materials. When we set up cellulosic
processing plants that can digest paper, leaves, wood slash, whole
The United We Stand slogan has been used to promote nationalism and fear of
them, whoever they are (i.e. rogue nations, terrorists, etc. of GWB's
choosing) so much it makes want to vomit.
I prefer Ben Franklin's sentiments, We must all hang together, or assuredly we
shall all hang
I believe that those who are saying this is a
mandate (media) are basing this on the fact that
not only did George Bush win both the electoral
votes but a majority of the popular vote which was
the largest margin since his fathers election
(meaning the very popular Democrat Bill Clinton
did not
Certainly some of the biofuel lurkers and respondents know of this
famous French agroforestry guru, Jean Pain. One of his interesting
projects was to use the chips from the slash and thinnings of the
forests for space heating. Decomposing chips, piled on exterior
masonry walls heated the
Thank you Keith, and I recall previously reading your notes about
Graham. Moreeover, if I can quote his retraction as a sited example for
future reference it would be a great adjunct to my presentations. So
far, the industry is still inviting me to participate and we expect to
offer more
Rob,
It is very interesting to look at traditional farm buildings from thousand
years back and up to the start of using fossil fuels like coal and oil.
Using the heat from the animals and the composting for both space heating
and fertilizing are repeated themes in most parts of the world.
Together or Divided one thing is for suer... Regan-esque deficit spending
coupled with [corporate] tax-cuts will make for high inflation and a bad
economy. Surley you remember the 80s?
My dear brother,
I believe I understand what you are saying here. However, we as citizens of
this United
Luc,
Do you have any news links about law enforcement
or judicial investigations into the claims of Die
bold involved in voter fraud. I would be
interested in reading them.
Thank you,
Tim
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Sent:
It's no surprise that the whole world wanted a Kerry
win. From the media and e-mails and comments from
Americans, i though Kerry would have won without
breaking a sweat but we now know otherwise. The scary
implication of this win is that it projects an America
that believes in George Bush more
Something to think about.
Friedrich Friesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hey Brian,
dont you forget,that GWB has good connections to the Bin Laden Family!
How about he asked for that Tape to support his reelection?
Fritz
I had certainly thought of that, but being the person who suggested
I believe that those who are saying this is a
mandate (media) are basing this on the fact that
not only did George Bush win both the electoral
votes but a majority of the popular vote which was
the largest margin since his fathers election
(meaning the very popular Democrat Bill Clinton
The Seattle Times: Nation World
Friday, November 05, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M.
U.S. tries to block support for policies on global warming
By Juliet Eilperin
The Washington Post
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has been working for months to
keep an upcoming eight-nation report
Published on Thursday, November 4, 2004 by CommonDreams.org
The Ultimate Felony Against Democracy
by Thom Hartmann
The hot story in the Blogosphere is that the erroneous exit polls
that showed Kerry carrying Florida and Ohio (among other states)
weren't erroneous at all - it was the numbers
Published on Thursday, November 4, 2004 by TomPaine.com
Kerry Won
by Greg Palast
Kerry won. Here's the facts.
I know you don't want to hear it. You can't face one more hung chad.
But I don't have a choice. As a journalist examining that messy
sausage called American democracy, it's my job
The Ultimate Felony Against Democracy
by Thom Hartmann
Nov 4, 2004
http://www.commondreams.org/views04/1104-38.htm
NOTE: numerous links at website above.
The hot story in the Blogosphere is that the erroneous exit polls
that showed Kerry carrying Florida and Ohio (among other states)
Yes! And can never forget them. One thing... I never said I was for the guy.
Did not vote for him this time nor the last time! However, what is done is
done
Somehow we all must make the best of it.
Every one I know do not believe he won. Most people I know, here in the US and
elsewhere in
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/05/nyregion/05strafe.html?th
I don't know what to say.
Mike
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Hi Hakan,
a relict of this old Heatingmethod is the Kachelofen,a mostly out of
Firebricks an Silicatceramictiles more than 1 Inch thick and very decorative
Tieles!
I am proud to say that i am installing such a Heatingdevice soon in my
house!It is the Ultimate in Comfort and cosines
FRitz
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A neat graph here:
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/IMAGES/exit_poll.gif
Hold on to your hat, this may be long;
1-
http://www.dispatch.com/election/election-president.php?story=dispatch/2004/11/05/20041105-A6-01.html
2-http://www.washingtondispatch.com/spectrum/archives/000712.html
3-
http
Forgot one. This has more votes for Bush that there are even people in the
county, by a few thousand.
http://www.washingtondispatch.com/spectrum/archives/000712.html
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The Liberal Waterloo: (Or, finally some good news from Washington!)
-- In These Times
November 5, 2004
The Liberal Waterloo
(Or, finally some good news from Washington!)
By Slavoj Zizek
The first reaction of progressives to Bush's second victory was that
of despair, even fear: The last
Actually, I think the narrowest win was in 2000 when the supreme court chose
the president! What was it, 5-4 for bush? Just 1 vote (and not by, of, and
for the people I might add).
it was the narrowest win for a sitting president since Woodrow Wilson in
1916.
court chose the president! What was it, 5-4 for bush? Just 1 vote
(and not by, of, and for the people I might add).
it was the narrowest win for a sitting president since Woodrow Wilson in
1916.
It's true that President Bush got more votes than any winning
candidate for president in
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IMHO you would be better off with a good quality electronic PH meter. They
are not cheap however they do do a good job ;)
Luc
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Can anyone substantiate this?
http://geekgossip.net/2004election_by_iq.png
Mike
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Does this imply that everyone has a right to exist
but only those of the highest intellect have the
right to govern or elect those who govern? And
what is the cutoff that determines who is in which
segment?
Best wishes,
Tim
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OK I admit I should have used a relative phrase large majority or
something to that effect. IMO those who claim gwb has a mandate from the
voters when 49% voted against him are doing a spin. Yes others used spin in
the past but, I'm concerned about current spin. I didn't suggest he didn't
when
Tim,
Those are all good questions. I can't speak for anyone but myself when I say
that any implications or conclusions about someones research (good or bad)
needs to be set aside until it is substantiated.
Right now, I don't have an opinion -- just curiosity.
Mike
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Hi, the following link is information for a book for sale but scrolling to
the bottom you see the book is suppose to contain information on ice making
and home cooling.
Doug
http://www.knowledgepublications.com/kp_sunshinetodollars.htm
Find out how we made this 25 pound block of ice the girls are
http://www.commondreams.org/views04/1104-36.htm
Published on Thursday, November 4, 2004 by TomPaine.com
Kerry Won
by Greg Palast
(...)
An answer from a friend of mine
(just kidding, we love you quand meme from the other side of Atlantic)
http://www.lnreview.co.uk/news/004550.php
FD
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Actually, I think the narrowest win was in 2000
when the supreme court chose the president! What
was it, 5-4 for bush? Just 1 vote (and not by, of,
and for the people I might add).
it was the narrowest win for a sitting president
since Woodrow
Only in America!
F. Desprez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Keith Addison a écrit :
http://www.commondreams.org/views04/1104-36.htm
Published on Thursday, November 4, 2004 by TomPaine.com
Kerry Won
by Greg Palast
(...)
An answer from a friend of mine
(just kidding, we love you quand meme from
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