It never ceases to amaze me how glad religious folks
are to defend their faith until someone says something
that makes them a little uncomfortable. Then they
start getting a little peaved. Then a little defensive
and angry. Then the shit-slinging begins.
Another thing that I've noticed is this:
I've seen some of Dawkins' films...pretty cynical and
jaded...me likey. He doesn't seem like a very happy
chap though. Bush is just as much of a christian as
Reagan, or Nixon, or Billy Sunday, or Pat Robertson,
or etc. etc. etc.
--- Zeke Yewdall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read Dawkin's the
Speaking of fun films, I just saw the 1976 film
Network and would highly recommend it.
--- doug swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get that movie out occasionally, check it out
again. one of the few
that I'll watch again from time to time. Like
Powder, or The Green
Mile for
It's interesting that in this thread so far nobody has
brought up Thermal Depolymerization...that's a pretty
cool technology that's in its infancy, but has
potential. There's a plant in the bible belt
somewhere that's been using butterball turkey offal as
a base material...
probably some GM variety of their own design ;P
--- JAMES PHELPS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You wouldn't have the name of the specific protozoa
they use would you?
Past research - commercial production of biofuel
from algae by end of
this year. The kiwi company site states it is 'wild
Chuckles...good to sea sum humur creeping back into
this thread...
--- Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Kieth,
As a clone myself, I resent this whole line of
discussion.
-Waever
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Luke
Sorry, should have been Leo. On the other
I guess that I can see where you're coming from with
the whole internalize bit, but I think that once
this GM animal thing becomes commonplace it'll become
neigh impossible to avoid these products unless you
raise your own food animals or buy from a very local
source. Additionally, What happens
It's disappointing to see this kind of implementation
of domestic spying smoothly masked by environmental
concern. Yes Kirk, you have a legitimate point, but
christ, a tracking device...that you have to pay for!
In Washington state we passed a measure where an
additional vehicle registration fee
That's dumb.
--- Darryl McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And now from the if your toe hurts, fix it by
smashing your thumb with
a hammer department ... Darryl
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Byline: BY CHARLES J. HANLEY
The ``shade'' would be a layer of pollution
deliberately spewed
That's cool! I mean the ethyl alcohol bit...I'm quite
keen on distilling my own fuel as well. I've started a
reflux still, but haven't gotten it finished (I don't
have any tools to braze ferrous metals - steel, to
non-ferrous metals - copper). But it's always
encouraging to read of other folks
So, this is just my jaded opinion...but any talk of
impeachment is just hot air.
Granted, I'd like to see Bush and his cronies gone as
much as the next guy with half a brain...but
realistically, the guy's only got two years left in
office ( unless the punk can slide through a death
writ on the
Ya know, I'm actually kinda curious to know how this
guy is going about composting his waste...I've read a
little about it, but never talked to anyone who's done
it him/herself. I'm reading a cool book right now
called Goodbye to the flush toilet... some late 70's
idealistic commie-lib propaganda
I'm thinking of attempting a conversion on my 1976
Chevy 1/2 ton van. Maybe a simple 96-volt
system...series wire eight 12V car batteries that I
find lying around. The range would suck, but this is
more just for shits and giggles anyways. Also, feel
free to shoot me down here, but I've heard of
Electric
Elec-Trak E12 tractor, homebrew electric bicycle
based on hub motor,
1999 Spincraft EB-1 solar electric boat and too many
past, current and
future projects to mention).
Luke Hansen wrote:
I'm thinking of attempting a conversion on my 1976
Chevy 1/2 ton van. Maybe a simple 96
)
and an altogether different process. Thermophilic means the
temperature rises above 55 deg C (131 deg F). You'll find many
references in the archives to compost temperatures at above 70 deg C
(158 deg F).
Wes
Luke Hansen
Sat, 23 Dec 2006 09:05:09 -0800
Ya know, I'm actually kinda curious to know
A properly designed composting toilet doesn't require
any power at all ;P
And you can collect biogas from it, and the end
product is kickass for gardens.
--- Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Hyperion plant has been doing this for 30 years
(LosAngeles)
Kirk
Darryl McMahon
Ya'll will have to forgive my adolescent joy in saying this, but THAT'S
AWESOME! Hemp yields far more usable fibre than cotton does...folks should get
with the times...of course, hemp and pot are a little different...but
hell...I'm all for legalizing ALL drugs, not just the ones that the
Not suprising...I work at a facility that is run by NOAA/WaDOE, and we have
numerous scientists working there that produce nothing of significance. Perhaps
they're lazy, but I suspect that they've learned over the years that results
involve change, which management frowns upon, and who really
good on the O3
side (namely, is O3 a sterilizing agent?).
I think there are better ways to make O3 such as direct electrical arc
(jacobs ladder). Some ion machines also
produce O3.
Luke Hansen wrote:
Hello all,
I was just wondering if anyone has heard anything
about the effects
it was posted as well.
Wes
Luke wrote:
Luke Hansen
Sat, 09 Dec 2006 16:51:15 -0800
I'm always a little skeptical of miracle cures that
tell you that getting sicker is a step towards getting
better ;P
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and eyes. As well
the ozone is toxic to breathe. On your last comment I am confused. You
realize ozone and O3 are the same thing? If the lamp claims to produce ozone
then it is producing O3. If it claims not to produce O3 then it cannot be
called an ozone lamp!
J
Luke Hansen wrote
Hear Hear! Although I have cast a few votes for Dems over the years (I usually
vote green or indy, sometimes lib. or hell, even write ins...) I have no
illusions that the Dems will do anything with control of house and senate. I
have harassed my senator (Maria Cantwell, D-Washington) enough
Hello all,
I was just wondering if anyone has heard anything
about the effects of these Ozone Lights. I guess
that they don't actually create O3, but they do kill
airborne pathogens. Most of the online literature that
I've found goes back to one study that showed this
light effective in killing
Man, It's easy to get a little bit nihilistic and
apathetic when you read stuff like this, isn't it! Oh
well, just more motivation for me to become carbon
negative and to show other folks that it's not
impossible...
Luke
--- Juan Boveda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hola Robert.
Two weeks ago I
I'm always a little skeptical of miracle cures that
tell you that getting sicker is a step towards getting
better ;P
--- D. Mindock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just started to use it for my periodontal
disease. It really seems to be effective. And it's
so simple. I use sesame oil for the
It sounds like you're all talking about a kinda
large-scale operation here, so I'm not sure how useful
this will be...but I just built a worm-bin for the
place I work, and have one at home as well...and I
find that they work faster and better for my
composting needs than a conventional composting
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