Legal Myths: The McDonald's Hot Coffee Case
Thanks, Keith, for sharing this information. I have known about the
McDonald's coffee case for a long time, but have never bothered to
research the details. I agree that the procorporate, antihuman
attitude of much of the United States today is
There is no
way that anyone can convince me that a person is only 20% responsible
for pouring steaming hot coffee on themselves in their own car.
She was a passenger, not the driver, cars are things that move, the
passenger is not in control and cannot be expected to predict how and
when the
john, maybe you need to participate a little more because in spite of
your current practice you're doing a good job of sounding pretty
pro-corporate/anti-human yourself.
Any independent thinker will occasionally do so. The issues our
society faces are not nearly as black and white as many
Keith wrote:
What's the difference? John Morris said it's a matter of market
supply and demand: If people demanded health, that same system
would provide health. No it wouldn't, that's not on the table.
What's missing from this glad view of the inevitable democratic
outcome of market
of her trying. So far, she has reduced most of the prescriptions by
half.
John
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This certainly agrees with my personal experience and analysis. In
fact, I would go even further. My step-son bought a new 2004 Civic
Hybrid in January 2004. The car is very nice. It comfortably seats
four adults and the back seat is comfortable for my six-foot,
165-pound frame. However, he
I've seen posts from a methaneman on other lists. He seemed to have
done a great deal of work with methane digesters. I'm intrigued, but
I have not had time to pursue it yet. I have not been able to follow
this much and I can't find the link to his web site any more. Good
luck.
John
Hi
As I understand it, methane (which can be produced from rotting
waste) can be burned in most propane appliances with the appropriate
slight modifications.
Is propane a Bio fuel, can it be created from bio sources?
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When I was growing up, I remember my father collecting large
quantities of leaves for his garden each fall. He did not bother
composting them; he simply tilled them into the garden in the fall or
spring along with his regular tilling. I think he now has one of
those round bins for compost
I was curious about using vegetable oil as the engine lubricant as
well. Apparently it has been looked at and the lubricity is great
but the oil breaks down quickly at high temperatures.
There are good vegetable oil engine lubricants, especially in
Europe. Try these:
Hi Leo,
I tried what must be a similar product a few years ago on my '96 Honda
Civic CX with about 150,000 miles on it at the time. After about six months
and 15,000 miles I found no change in mileage or power. The seller offered
a money back if I was not satisfied, but was nowhere to be found
Hey, that's cool. We don't read the NYT, but we do eat at this
restaurant. On top of the good politics, it's really good food.
John
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/01/11/magazine/11DINER.html
Investors are lined up behind Murphy, and, incongruously, some
are using the F-word -- franchise --
Maud
Last year I was planning a trip from Vermont to California. I mentioned
my plans on another list looking for restaurant suggestions and an Amsoil
dealer contacted me suggesting I give their oil a try.. The main selling
point is that they claim you can go 25,000 miles on an oil change, thus
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