Hello Samuel
Welcome - sympathies, and strength to yer arm!
I don't doubt your blood is red, but I don't think you're semi-literate.
One other thing... Dogs sure aren't monkeys, but hyenas aren't dogs
either, they're more closely related to bears. Never mind, they'll be
laughing anyway (it's
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/06/050619193216.htm
Sheesh! Talk about reinventing the wheel! And STILL seeing it in
terms of mere nutrients. Which do you think would do you more good -
swallowing a few pills containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium,
or eating a healthy
Hello Chris
much the same as the justifications given for the massive bush tax
breaks to the wealthy and the corporations.
Would tax cuts for the poor have been better for the economy, and
why? Or do you not agree with having cut taxes then period? I'm not
disagreeing with you at all, i'd
http://rightweb.irc-online.org/analysis/2005/0506joseph1.php
Right Web | Analysis | Robert Joseph-The Counterproliferationist:
Robert Joseph-The Counterproliferationist
Nuclear Warrior Replaces John Bolton as Arms Control Chief
By Tom Barry | June 13, 2005
The top U.S. government official in
Hi Mike and All,
I just had my 1999 Jetta TDI converted, and so far, I'm really pleased. I live
in
central New York State and the conversion was done by Lucas MacDonald at
Vegpower
http://www.vegpower.com/
They can do the work or you can buy components from them. Lucas is also
an
Rich,
I think that you put the finger on the reasons why there are a large
mistrust in America by saying who wants to play with a cheating bully.
Only to complete what you are saying, the US government actively facilitate
and support the behavior of their corporations. It is no surprise, if
Hallo Hakan,
Friday, 24 June, 2005, 05:41:29, you wrote:
Some thoughts below prompted by this mail and the ones leading up to
it but directed generally not at anyone specifically.
HF Rich,
HF I think that you put the finger on the reasons why there are a large
HF mistrust in America by saying
Hakan and Rich (among others): You've made some meaningful contributions to this thread -- which is what I would expect from this group. Well done.
There are a couple of people that I would have expected toweigh in on this -- like Todd (Appal Energy)and Robert (robert luis rabello). However,
Hi Gustl,
"Capitalism and Communism, sworn enemies, are now not only in bed together..."
This could really openPandora's box and start a whole new thread on it's own.
Capitalism (IMO) is a kind of social-economic Darwinism which depends on a percentage of the population to be poor and
Yet, I think there is still hope. Microsoft, one of the world's biggest
bullies, is facing its biggest battle from the community: Linux. I have
been tracking Linux for a while now, and countries around the world are
finally standing up to the Microsoft bully. It is nice to finally see
There should be a middle ground somewhere. I think one of the reasons
communism failed was because it failed to take into people's
motivations. Some people are happy just scraping by but some other
people are more ambitious, they want more, sometimes a lot more.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
feu·dal·ism : the system of political organization prevailing in Europe from
the 9th to about the 15th centuries having as its basis the relation of lord to
vassal with all land held in fee and as chief characteristics homage, the
service of tenants under arms and in court, wardship, and
Since you've been tracking Linux activity, I'm sure you know China's commitment to Linux over MSas it's preferred OS. I don't remember the details but, I do know that's a lot of freakin' computers! I'd like to know if you have more info on that.
FYI: I'm trying to resurrect some old computers
Yet, I think there is still hope. Microsoft, one of the world's
biggest
bullies, is facing its biggest battle from the community: Linux. I have
been tracking Linux for a while now, and countries around the world are
finally standing up to the Microsoft bully. It is nice to finally see
Just FYI, there is a major debate on SVO use raging at TDIclub.com right
now. It's actually spilled over into 3 different threads in the
biodiesel section of the forums(sic).
jh
Lyn Gerry wrote:
Hi Mike and All,
I just had my 1999 Jetta TDI converted, and so far, I'm really pleased. I live
Is that why OSX is the largest unix platform on the market today?
Just to be clear, I think linux and OSX both have a important place in
today's OS market and I don't mean to pit OSX and linux against each other.
That having been said, I don't think you can realistically discuss the
pending
Yes, but in the 15th century, those dues got you what passed for
national defense and maybe some roads?
Today my taxes cover national defense, roads, trains and airports,
educational services, the court system and social services. They also
provide money to fund scientific research, space
Can't speak to consumer use, but yes, at least in racing, that is
exactly why E85 is used. Putting out a pit fire, or worse a flaming crew
member, when you can't see the flame is a rather difficult task.
Also, I suspect it makes taxation and permitting issues much much easier
ATF-wise, as 15%
HI, I have a problem i did the biodiesel process but the biodiesel tents to solidified very fast with a white bonne color, what can i do to solve this thank you.Las mejores tiendas, los precios mas bajos, entregas en todo el mundo, YupiMSN Compras: Haz clic aquí...
I saw a fascinating presentation on C-SPAN by Representative Roscoe
Bartlett on the effects of ElectroMagnetic Pulse attack on the american
economy. The detonation of a nuclear missile high in the american
atmosphere has the serious possibility to disrupt our society for years
to come. Check
Hi Mike, Gustl
Hi Gustl,
Capitalism and Communism, sworn enemies, are now not only in bed
together...
This could really open Pandora's box and start a whole new thread on it's own.
Capitalism (IMO) is a kind of social-economic Darwinism which
depends on a percentage of the population
In a message dated 6/24/05 1:23:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
it's usually
the hyenas that did the killing, then the lions come along and chase
them away and steal the product. Remind you of anything?
lol, yes. as does the fact that the hyenas, when they have a mind to, will
gang up on
Bears!? I should have known that, but liked the sentence too much to think.
Of scavengers and hunters the headlines abound, despite the efforts to
pin smiley faces to the heads of vultures. What has always mystified me
about the parade of the right wing is how blind they are to the
I'm not sure where to put this, but for those in the US it seems that an
important story is being missed. Thought I would bring it here to see if
anyone had any ideas of how to call more attention to the implications.
Since fascism was mentioned in this thread, thought I'd just go ahead and
Fund scientific research? I have to disagree with that one. Before leaving
academics a few months ago, I had an excellent first hand experience of how
taxes fund research. I went to the annual meeting for the NIDA (National
Institute on Drug Abuse) Clinical Trials Network. After a lot of
i guess you could use an e100-powered generator to work the engine/fuel
heater.
(sorry, couldn't resist the sarcasm)
you're right, though, extreme conditions and/or remote locations might
require a different approach. anyway, i don't think anyone was suggesting that
we
abolish all
wow, sam, that was well said. some on this board write with such skill, it's
quite humbling.
i don't understand the goat reference though. . . .
-chris b.
(yeah, chris n, the thought had crossed my mind as well) :)
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Well, I'm certainly not a constitutional scholar, nor am I exceptionally
familiar with the details of the case, but from what I do know, your
depiction isn't entirely accurate. In fact, NPR had a story on it this
morning while I was putting down mulch in the garden.
New London CT, the town
Brian,
I suggest you write your U.S. Senator/Congressperson and express
your View. Also Contact your State reps and request they pass
legislation which will prevent Cities/Government from using eminent
domain unless it is to remove blight. This issue is getting a lot
of airtime on talk radio
Our dogs bark at airplanes, and helicopters send them into apoplexy (we
live under the flight path to the SFBay Area) and it is a constant
source of irritation (both the aircraft and the barking). Since the
goats dont bark, and have harder heads to go with a considerable amount
of fearlessness
Looking for same in Houston, TX
Thanks,
Paul
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Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 11:21:18 -0600
From: Richard Statter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Biofuel] Los Angeles Biodieseling
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
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Hi,
I
Brian,
http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/23jun20051201/www.supremecourtus.gov/opinions/04pdf/04-108.pdf
or go to Common Dreams .org and look for US Supreme Court link (right
side somewhere). See also NYT article by Linda Greenhouse.
Difference between public use and public purpose?
Gustl,
If anyones comes out clean, I think it is the Swiss. The Swedes had two
periods as world bullies, the Vikings (probably ancestors to Roman legions
from the part that we now know as Turkey) and during the religious wars. It
is not likely that the Swedes will ever get the chance again
Hi John
Yes, but in the 15th century, those dues got you what passed for
national defense and maybe some roads?
Today my taxes cover national defense, roads, trains and airports,
educational services, the court system and social services. They
also provide money to fund scientific research,
Hello Carlos
HI, I have a problem i did the biodiesel process but the biodiesel
tents to solidified very fast with a white bonne color, what can i
do to solve this thank you.
I'm sorry you're having problems. But you haven't given any
information, the only possible comment is that you did
John,
I am not a consitutional scholar either, but from what I have read
and heard, the neigborhood was not blighted, yes New London has a high
unenployment rate, but taking one persons private property and giving
it to another (corporation) simply because the corporation can
generate more Taxes
But Larry, that's not my reading of the situation here. The land was
taken by the city for a greater redevelopment effort of which Pfizer was
a just one part.
It's not as if the city took Susette Kelo's house and just gave it to
Pfizer which is how many seem, or want, to see it. In fact,
Hi Keith.
Sorry if my attempted rhetorical device fell flat. I was just trying to
make two separate points wrapped up in one little sarcastic package;
first, that we actually do get something worthwhile for our taxes and
second, that snarky comparisons to feudel crops tariffs aren't really
Hmm , lets hope someone dosent see
your property as ripe for developement , "for
the public good" , and then I'm shure you
would change your attitude
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I have been a linux user for over 5 years. I consider M$ software to be
overpriced, particularly for the well known 'bugs' it contains.
M$ needed a competitor to bring the company back to reality. Unfortunately
any commercial competitor is either bought out, or suffers from
anti-competitive
You are correct that New London didn't claim the Ft. Trumbell
neighborhood was blighted. However, it's also worth noting that it had been
zoned as an industrial area since *1929* and contained a junkyard, oil tank
farm and railroad yard. This wasn't some treelined Norman Rockwell-esque
"This wasn't some treelined NormanRockwell-esque suburb we're talking about here."
This sounds harmless and in fact seems pretty logical. However, as soon as anyone begins introducing aesthetics into an eminent domain debate, it becomes legitimate to introduce it in all such debates. In my
This is not about class or income or about those people. It was zoned
as an industrial area and had been zoned as such for over 75 years.
As far as living on the wrong side of tracks, my house is on the wrong
side of tracks. I also happen to live in a town with an economic
redevelopment
Fair enough. My point was about the area being zoned as an industrial
area, but I was trying to be colorful in my description.
jh
Michael Redler wrote:
This wasn't some treelined Norman Rockwell-esque suburb we're talking
about here.
This sounds harmless and in fact seems pretty logical.
Promising technology turns global warming c02 into baking soda
Company develops process to turn CO2 into baking soda
http://www.alternate-energy.net/co2_to_baking_soda05.html
regards
tallex
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/next_generation_grid
news resources forums
Hey good thing, maybe I can fit one of these co2 converters
to my fermenters to keep the neighbors happy.
From: Alt.EnergyNetwork [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/06/24 Fri PM 10:03:14 EDT
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel] Global warming c02 turned into baking soda
A bully creates his own rules and expects others to follow them.
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I think there is a tipping point somewhere. On the Internet, I saw web
pages saying that it had already been reached, where it will be
Microsoft who will have to do the catching up, not Linux. Microsoft
will have to make its software more Linux-friendly. I read on linux.org
that Microsoft
Sorry. No assumptions formed about you. Just a response to your comment
about those affected by this decision not living in a Norman Rockwell-esque
suburb. Who is it that's reading thing in here?
Brian
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From: John Hayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi Tallex,
And as the old adage would have it, the cake is sure to
rise
Here t'is
Regards,
Bob.
COMPANY DEVELOPS PROCESS TO TURN CO2 INTO BAKING SODA.
by Keith Anderson
June 23, 2005 Quebec city - CO2 Solutions inc. of Quebec city has developed
a process to turn co2
Early hybrid developer passes on;
can we afford to let his ideas do the same?
Weekly news and views from HybridCenter.org
Union of Concerned Scientists
06.24.05
http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=19255
Browsing the NY Times last Sunday, I stumbled on
quite a story in the
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