Hello again David
Sorry, I gave the wrong url for Andrew Brown's article, here's the correct one:
http://www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/article_details.php?id=7803
Reviews: 'Dawkins the dogmatist' by Andrew Brown | Prospect Magazine
October 2006 issue 127
Keith Addison wrote:
KA weak, so I
Break it up?
Burial is more suitable.
Kirk
:-)
Not in MY backyard! (The ducks wouldn't like it.)
But you do have to dismantle it very thoroughly first. See How to
kill a mammoth, from Roberto Verzola, secretary-general of the
Philippine Greens:
Very cool indeed. Might have to look into a few of those for the house;
we don't get much wind down in the hole, but the roof of the house would
be perfect to lift them up into the winds...
-Kurt
fujee01 wrote:
http://www.mdpub.com/Wind_Turbine/index.html
http://www.bagelhole.org/
Um... sharing them perhaps, but only after borrowing them from
elsewhere, without acknowledgement, in some cases at least. This for
instance:
http://www.bagelhole.org/?page=275
Bagelhole.org Information Center for Low-tech sustainability
That comes straight from our
How about less meat and healthier humans.
Terry Dyck
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 17:20:42 -0600
this just means
Hello Keith
KA To give an example: The God Delusion trumpets the fact that its
KA author was recently voted one of the world's three leading
KA intellectuals.
I searched for the corresponding terms (I've got TGD as an ebook); the
book contains no such passage. Perhaps McGrath was refering
I was wondering why Journey to Forever wasn't included amongst their links.
On 1/27/07, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.bagelhole.org/
Um... sharing them perhaps, but only after borrowing them from
elsewhere, without acknowledgement, in some cases at least. This for
It's not so much peak water, as peak usueable water. If we want
freshwater, the oceans are out (or at least expensive to turn into fresh
water). That's the problem -- if areas become more arid and glaciers melt,
even more of the earth's water will be locked up as saltwater.
Z
On 1/26/07,
Well, less meat would probably be a good idea for the average american, but
meat can be had from animals that don't eat corn. It's sort of two different
issues, that because of our factory farming structure, get treated like
one. And actually, according to The Omivoire's Dilemma, how healthy
I am certainly not afraid of reasoned debate on the subject of
religion. Arriving at the place in life where I've become a devout
Christian resulted from a journey that exposed me to MANY different
views--including those of atheists, toward whom I maintain respect that
only develops from
How does this work? Orgone creates
a Negative-Entropy field, i.e. Life-force
energy.
Not quite sure what this is, seems sort of like the Jedi stuff, but I'll
read on
The Orgone field brings coherence
to the electricity traveling across a wire.
Electricity is already a pretty darn coherent
Yea I guess peak usable or peak easily attainable would be more
accurate, but awkward. Doug S.; Yes water vapor will condense and fall
to the planet's surface SOMEWHERE, however replenishing to it's original
source may be a bit of chance. Particularly if the source was an
underground
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