so the 1s and 0s fuse to become. . .what, imaginary numbers? well, no wonder then! if only i could tap into the magical power of my imaginary friends;surely that'd resolveall the technical barriers my perpetual motion machine keeps running into.
cheers,
-chris b.
mike weaver wrote:
Uh,
well said, joe. this is the imo tragicdepth we have reached. not that this precludes the possibility of diabolical plans, however. the big wankers that run things are inflicting diabolical plans on us all the time (the existing status quo is itself a diabolical plan if there ever was one).
bob,
be sure to check into this if you haven't already. illinois law, as in most states if i'm not mistaken, only exempts older vehicles if they are driven less than a set number of miles annually (in illinois, 5000 m/year).
-chris b.
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Being a 1979, you are probably exempt
i'd have to go for the high-contrast color. you can always digitize it later
and convert to grey-scale.
-chris b.
In a message dated 9/17/05 6:17:17 PM, dougwrites:
We did? Looks like my vote got ignored yet again.
I'd choose the black and white, color film leaves nothing for the
anybody ever see the episode of the odd couple where felix gives a frog
hydrotherapy by putting its injured leg (it had supposedly sprained an ankle or
something) in a blender full of warm water?
aah, good times. . . .
-chris b.
In a message dated 9/16/05 9:42:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
well, if you're anything like me you probably won't be too excited by the prospect, but a "cheater's method" involves chilling the bottles to near freezing before final bottling. the cold temp allows the gas to remain in solution while you transfer the wine to fresh bottles (to which you can add
chris l., i assure you i was not mistaken. wiring down the cork is no
guarantee. even if it holds the cork, the bottle itself might explode.
sparkling wines can be made by a number of methods. the more refined of
which rely either upon very precise control of sugar content (so that at final
the answer to that question goes all the way back to a certain dec. 12, 2000 supreme court decision. . . .
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my first post was written in the context of the two commentary pieces which had been posted. the first being the very insightful piece about the racial aspects of news coverage. the second, the piece which gave title to this thread.
-chris b.
taryn wrote:
Hi all,Ok, I think I've finally caught
hey! i just remembered, homebrew champagne makers are cautioned to make sure
that all yeast has been killed before finla bottling, lest continued
fermentation generate so much pressure that it pops the cork. so i should
think that
mannick's idea is definitely worth exploring.
go for it
it is precisely this mechanism which allows the petrogiants to control prices
while seemingly divorcing themselves from the process.
-chris b.
In a message dated 9/7/05 2:31:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
In 1983, the New York Mercantile Exchange began to trade oil futures on
its
i think the u.s. govt will feel it has no choice but to invade canada once
the draft gets reinstated. a haven for draft dodgers must not be allowed (yet
another aspect of the counter-counter-culture hysteria which has characterized
the reagan era).
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 07 Sep
hmm. you could be right, kirk, but i must say that i've done some home
brewing of wine and don't recall ever reading anything about having to pay
attention to ph for high yeast productivity. there's also the question of
pressure,
though. nevertheless, if this only slows the yeast down,
hmm. you'd think there's one obvious way the stuff could be obtained in
larger quantities, but only if the current paradigm changes.
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 7 Sep 2005 14:59:18, Kirk McLoren writes:
The big question is, of course, whether it would be economically viable
to create
hi duncan.
um, send who to gitmo? if you mean the ones who succumb to the twisted,
hateful triple-think which i describe, then, you might be onto something there.
.
. .
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 7 Sep 2005 09:45:45, Duncan writes:
You then say there is a level on which, for many
Hi Chris,
hi, taryn.
I'm surprised to see you take these positions
you've often disparaged
corporate and government abuse of power
indeed i have.
and spoken up for the underdogs.
as i did with my earlier post to this thread. duncan is not an american but
he summed up the meaning
hi, kirk. hi, mannick.
The percentage in solution is very pressure sensitive and. . . .
the percentage of what? yeast? co2?
. . .champagne is hardy a pneumatic source.
obviously, end-stage co2 generation, by definition, is only going to provide
a single shot of pressurized gas per batch.
mike(s),
only if you use different language. promise to wage peace on the canadians,
by force if necessary.
-chris b.
In a message dated Thu, 08 Sep 2005 09:22:12, Mike Weaver writes:
Another reason to vote for me - I will declare perpetual peace on Canada!
'soldiers' with a capital 's'? nice touch.
so, these doctors castro has offered to send, since they were at one point in
their youth soldiers by virtue of universal conscription, they are condemned
to be forever regarded as such? i guess that means that all cuban immigrants
since 1959 should
i think just posted another reply and forgot to edit the subject line again.
my apologies to all, i know how frustrating that can be. won't do it again.
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ok, 37 of rain in one day? i just can't wrap my brain around that one.
chris b.
In a message dated 9/6/05 4:34:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
And when the Indian city of Bombay (Mumbai) received 37 inches of
rain in one day -- killing 1,000 people and disrupting the lives of
20 million
Perhaps that accounts for the difference between the way the governmentresponded. . .
not quite
. . .at 9/11 - where mostly White and rich people were the victims offoreign anger. . .
more than this. they were victims of crazed, uncivilized, america-hating (and therefore
ok, i'm getting really confused. it's been forever since my sunday school
days, but i thought the real story had something to do with klingons and
uranus. . . .
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i say you both should go up against one another in a run-off. you with your
slogan, and redler with his (see below). let the people decide!
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/30/05 7:42:16 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am the one and true Mike. This other fellow is clearly an imposter.
Do
no disrespect joe, but but you're assuming here that a given government
wouldn't replace the lost aircraft. rather a naive notion. high attrition
conflicts occur precisely because the opposing governments are determined to
carry on
fighting despite the losses.
-chris b.
In a message dated
this is so off base it's not even funny. i could go on at length about this,
jeromie, but i think i can boil that message down, adn save a lot of
bandwidth, by agreeing with you on one point: you're right, definitely not a
humble
opinion.
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/30/05 11:26:33 PM,
whispered through clenched teeth
shoot, mike(s), come on. if i'm going to shill for you, you've got to let it
play out. we've got a great scam going, and if all goes as planned you'll
win no matter who the people vote for. but your provocative smart aleck
remarks
could sabotage the whole
lol, yeah. the volume from this list to my mailbox this past week has
totally overwhelmed me. even now i'm trying to catch up. i'm going to have to
switch my mail option to digest or something.
that item came to my mailbox and i just turned around and forwarded it right
away. as i browsed
no doubt under the pretext of liberating the canadian people from the
injustice of a universal health care system.
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/24/05 7:46:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Suppose Canada decides that it will demand (which is
our right) what it wants for that oil?. . .How
actually, from a strategic military standpoint, this is an extremely wise
practice. in any high attrition conflict (read: protracted a/o bloody war),
the
human resources are depleted well before the hardware. trained pilots are
about the most difficult personnel to replace and their loss
the subject of glycerine by-product, and what to do with it, seems to come up
quite frequently so i thought i'd pass on this bit of news.
cheers,
-chris
=
From: Steve Spence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: biodiesel - glycerin - propylene glycol
Renewable Alternatives, has developed a
i gave this site a quick browse. looks to me a lot like a portal for bogus think-tank "science".
andy wrote:
I have followed this project for a fewyears, and it looks like they are doing it.http://www.cfact.org/site/view_article.asp?idCategory=7idarticle=459
-chris b.
marilyn,
i guess i wasn't paying close attention the first time around, but clearly
your freind is not a non-beleiver, as someone suggested. otherwise he wouldn't
be researching ethanol from cellulose. the surliness of his email seems
directed at the biomass sector's equivalent of snake oil
i don't think there's anything about the context which implicitly leans
toward either legitimate government involvement from any number of agencies,
or
downright censorship. it was simply stated that the game had been banned on
ebay. most people would probably read that as suggesting that
i think you need to check your facts. :^)
-chris
Heck,
most Americans don't even know the proverbial Franklin stove (round
and made of steel) has nothing to do with Ben Franklin.
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hi michael.
I don't think I'm off base on this.
not sure specifically what you're referring to. but i wasn't trying to
suggest that by associating the two ideas (lone individual and anarchist)
you
were maligning anarchists or anarchism.
My statement/opinion simply said that an anarchist
i don't see how that statement would lead one to believe it was government
censorship. it has a certain conspiratorial ring to it, no doubt. not
entirely
unfounded, since there's a ton of stuff sold electronically/via download on
ebay. sounds as if not even the copyright holder(s) of the
mike,
in spite of common folklore, anarchism does not mean every man for himself.
sometimes referred to as 'libertarian' socialsim (as opposed to
'authoritarian' models such as communism), the basic tenet is the abolition of
the
detached, alienated authority of government and its
paolo:
waht is the history of this car? who were the previous owners? it's
possible the car was modified for enhanced performance. there's a jazillion
aftermarket products out there including engine control computers for that
generation
of civic.
-chris b.
i wondered about the layout and terrain of your property while writing the
previous. but since you are always referring to it as the ranch, one forms a
certain idea. :)
just to clarify one point, while i did comment on smaller boilers to serve
separate buildings, my remark about a smaller
brian, i would seriously encourage you to look into a solar rather than wood
power to run your boiler. i don't know the capabilities or limitations of
solar boilers, but i know they're out there and your location, well, isn't that
kind of like solar paradise? battery banks can provide your
hi tom.
yes, you have the right picture, though it actually went further. it wasn't
just a matter of *trying* to reach consensus before acting. unanimous
consensus was essentially mandatory (an artifact of their particular brand of
imperial government perhaps: disharmony/discord could not
hakan, sorry to hear the news. i've been there myself. i still remember
very clearly how the intruder's grimy fingers left several very distinct
fingerprints on a windowsill, which i pointed out to the police. they didn't
bother
to collect them.
-chris b.
or just using different data, or more complete data, or representing it more
honestly. to suggest or imply dishonesty on the part of dod would hardly be a
stretch. this is the same dod that so incredibly (intentionally?) mishandled
the invasion/overthrow. the same dod that suppresses or
i think so as well, i'm afraid. if they can seriously pursue projects like
Total Information Awareness without compunction, then filtering the
telecommunications of a governmental property would be like, at the autonomic
nervous
system level.
what do you do at the school, tom? teacher?
sheesh, this is so not true. we just recently had a thread along precisely
these lines.
it is extremely easy for an employer to terminate an employee. the employer
does not have as much lattitude with a unionized workforce, but even there it
is not nearly as hard to fire someone as is
er, sorry, but were you being sarcastic or serious?
-chris
In a message dated 8/10/05 8:56:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The American way of life is not negotiable.
I personally feel I need a huge SUV for my lifestyle. Why, just the
other day I drove my V10 Excursion to WalMart to
there's actually a fair amount of activity in this area. try a google search
with the keywords 'diesel' and 'motorcycle', or diesel motorcycle. there's
also some info compiled on the JTF site:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_bikes.html
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/10/05 5:57:29 AM,
if they offer the diesel in the states, biod users may have a new favorite
small car:
http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=communiquenewsid=9097
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those are very conservative (not in the right-wing sense) numbers. there are
already close to 1800 killed, and even mcglaughlin--hardly a liberal or a
dove--repeats figures in excess of 25000 for woulded/maimed/incapacitated.
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/10/05 3:47:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
typical think-tank rubbish. an opinion piece masquerading as serious (and
unimpeachable, of course!) historical analysis.
the thing is, the piece is desperately short on analysis, though long on
subtext. he rather selectively piles up a bunch of data about the tactical
situation in the
i forgot to mention, if you hadn't figured out what that weekly standard
piece was all about by the time you'd reached the author's fifth coded
reference
to the pro-communist, pro-gay agenda, tree-hugging, tax-and-spend,
anti-patriotic, anti-american, anti-life, terrorist-loving liberal elite,
In a message dated 8/6/05 10:31:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think that you are looking at the picture in the same light as the
planners were.
Actually greg, we haven't been talking about what was in the minds of the
planners. The subject has been the wholly abitrary statements
tom,
I grow a little weary of revisionist history.
this is precisely why this thread started in the first place. there are
those of us who are weary of the revisionist official history woven almost
entrely
of whole cloth to justify the first use (and, incidentally, first use) of the
atomic
doug,
*Part* of the Japanese government was trying to find a way to surrender,
before the atom bombs.
you've been misinformed. this is a misrepresentation of the facts. it was
hirohito himself, quite on his own, that asked the soviets to mediate a peace.
later, the government junta voted
robert,
there is a lot of myth swirling around this issue. the sanctions did result
in severe hardships for the people of iraq. however, once the oil for food
program got under way, things really started to turn around. by the time
'shock
and awe' started, the UN-administered program had
no doubt, eventually, one of their gmo's will have the 'accidental' side
effect of respiring a specific isotope of oxygen, thus enabling monsanto to
hold
patent rights on any unit of atmosphere in which this isotope is found. . . .
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/8/05 12:35:20 PM, [EMAIL
look, this whole thing about an invasion of japan costing a million american
lives is utterly ridiculous. that would be four times the american combat
deaths in the entire war. the landing at omaha beach is usually described as
one
of the most horrifically deadly battlefield environments of
ROFLMAO!
keith strikes again.
i rather expect sadam would love the job. he could install himself as chief
justice and open the doors of all the prisons; pardon the rest of the '52 most
wanted'; bomb israel; invade saudi arabia and re-occupy kuwait; etc. not to
mention there'd no longer be
mike,
try:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/06/01/eveningnews/main620626.shtml
http://www.users.cloud9.net/~bradmcc/EnronCalifCrisis.html
http://www.users.cloud9.net/~bradmcc/EnronCalifCrisis.html
jodi.tamu.edu/Articles/v05/i04/Ekbia/
www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=2530
roflmao = rolling on floor laughing my @$$ off
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that's really depressing. but now that you mention it, i thought i'd heard
somewhere that a recess appointment meant a pres got their nominee for
something like 18 months. six months seemed a little short.
so then, the sitting congress doesn't get to pick up the review process again
once the
john, you're the one exhibiting the bias here.
hakan makes pretty straight, oranges to oranges comparisons. you attempt to
sidestep this by raising the red herring of higher taxes. taxes are
so-o-o-o-o un-american. you've already associated 'un-americanism' with the
list
member you're
i don't know, mike. i think she's kind of already there. the chain letter guy plays the instigator. she plays the apologist.
-chris-Original Message-From: Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Wed, 3 Aug 2005 17:01:48 -0700 (PDT)Subject: [Biofuel] The
ouch! methinks ten million be a pathetically low estimate.
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/3/05 8:39:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let's see, How many Muslim extremists killed ten million native north
and south americans in the name of freedom of religion ?- Original Message
In a message dated 8/2/05 2:27:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lets take the good old drunk. . .He is ultimately responsible for his
actions. . .The
alcoholic wants instant gratification and finds alcohol his tool.
this perspective is meaningless and stupid. there are 'drunks', as you like
hakan, i'm so glad you saved that document. i was not able to catch the
hearing, but fortunately a few u.s. media outlets did give fairly generous
coverage. galloway was just awesome; blistering oratory. he tossed them
around like
a rabid dog would kittens.
hopefully i can find the plug-in
hmmm, perhaps you could somehow arrange to have the u.s. embassy or consulate
as your official address of residence. :)
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/2/05 6:14:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
no one can hold the office of President who
is not American born, at least 35 years of age, AND a
Cost Competitive Electricity from Photovoltaic Concentrators Called 'Imminent'
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Golden, Colo. ? Solar concentrators using highly efficient photovoltaic solar cells will reduce the cost of electricity from sunlight to competitive levels soon, attendees were told at a
how the heck did we get around to thetopic of killing babies?who's 'killing babies'?
are you suggesting that environmentalists = baby killers?
you really don't want to go there, nancy. you're just wasting your time.
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sure is pretty, but the pricing info didn't load for me.
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http://www.windwandler.de/eng/techn_specs.htmlder windwandler gmbH -
good one robert.the waythe'family' metaphor is used so much in business, is so low.
ifgetting rid of thebeast is not an option, thenone obvius path is to regulate corporate governance. put limits on the reward structure. putsome of the old barriers back up that separatedcertain sectors. do a
good one robert.the waythe'family' metaphor is used so much in business, is so low.
ifgetting rid of thebeast is not an option, thenone obvius path is to regulate corporate governance. put limits on the reward structure. putsome of the old barriers back up that separatedcertain sectors. do a
yes, the oil shales and the tar sands are very dirty sources of energy. presumably, cleaner ways of extracting it will be found, but why bother with it in the first place when there are already much cleaner sources of energy, is my way of thinking.
you're right, there is increasing interest in
be very careful of the chupacabras! ;)
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We have foxes
not at all, doug.
in recent weeks there have been a few stories about australia's increased uraniumcommitments, and india's seeking of nuclear technology from the united states. non-proliferation was seen as a potential snagging point for the latter, so this latest six-nation agreement puts the
hi keith.
no i didn't follow your link, but i'm already pretty familiar with health
problems that have been linked to high fructose intake. so, no dis. :) still,
i
do think that the wording of that paragraph was. . .ill-considered. she
simplistically (and somewhat inaccurately in terms of
hi john,
i agree with your point about the republican party. but don't be fooled by arnold's initiatives in cali. i was at the EV World website the other day, and found several articles about rules changes at CARB since 2002 or so. not very pretty. i'll try and post the links.
ok, so is pimentel now using current data or not? if the answer is no, then
the question becomes is this chick legit? the blurb about corn syrup is
pretty over the top.
-chris
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. . .In any case, Pimentel's new report with
here are the links i mentioned. first, an article published in three parts:
http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=articlestoryid=691
http://www.evworld.com/general.cfm?pageIDENT=a_brooks1.cfm
http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=articlestoryid=690
below is an earlier article by the same
keith,
no doubt refined carbos have their health effects. i was just referring to
the implication (whether intentional or not) that hfcs introduction is wholly
responsible for the horrible rates of obesity. as though eating and exercise
habits, and the whole plethora of other very bad
keith,
finally got around to following the link you recently provided. very cool.
-chris b.
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lol. no, you don't. when you have amassed that kind of firepower in a
foreign country, the local political process almost becomes irrelevant to your
presence. especially so when you've played things as masterfully as these guys
have.
they (the bush-neocon faction of the right, who
In a message dated 7/22/05 12:43:52 PM, keith writes:
There's something similar in The Art of War, to the effect that a
great general wins his victories by never allowing a war to happen in
the first place. War is a failure of strategy, you've already lost by
that time and so has everyone
oops, forgot to include the materials extraction industries.
-chris b.
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they (the bush-neocon faction of the right, who represent above all the
interests of the energy industries and arms and military-related industries)
this *homebrew* wturbine reportedly withstands 60+ mph winds. i can't see
how even stronger ones couldn't be made. i have my own idea of how it could be
done. . . .
-chris b.
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Power increases to the CUBE of wind velocity.
robert,
that's cool as hayil! thanks for passing that along.
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Anyway as another pointed out hurricanes and tornadoes events are so brief
and
unpredictable to seriously consider them as a power source.
tornadoes certainly are unpredictable, but hurricanes follow a much more
regular pattern; they last around 10 days (a little less?) from beginning to
end,
i suspect that the lines running from the biogas pit to the storage could beset up kind of like a stil, toremove the water vapor by cooling.
best,
-chris
Malcolm wrote:
Would water vapour inthe gas cause problems should it also be removed? Or is all this notneeded when using it as a single
that's not so big a problem. hurricanes cover thousands of square milesof area. it's just a matter of shaping your approach according to those variables.
-chris
-Original Message-From: Greg Harbican [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 13:06:22
no argument here. but that wasn't the point.
yet at the same time, it was. i mean, if we were to let such considerations
determine our actions--let alone what we are willing to think or imagine--we
wouldn't all be on this list, would we? ;›)
cheers,
-chris b.
on 7/21/05 6:21 PM, Kirk
i would definitely like to see test data.
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well, i suppose you could have wind turbines that operate in higher windspeed conditions.
-chris b.
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Would it be
i'd be curious to know more (specs, pics) about any scooters they have.
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hi, bud.
In a message dated 7/18/05 11:20:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Granted, Wilson is on the opposite side of the political
spectrum from the Whitehouse, and probably did have an axe to grind, but
does this in any way diminish his findings?
yeah. . .well, maybe. . .but not really.
the odds are definitely in his favor. look at what happened to that other
long-time close friend of bush's whose name (we won't mention it) is synonymous
with the big scandal of bush's first term.
and even if he is prosecuted, he has the precedent of that other leaker's
plea-bargain. so he
is it the assertion, then, that running b100 would yield a 40% loss in power?
In a message dated 7/16/05 8:22:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Second, biodiesel has a lower heating value than Petro diesel, therefore
the
higher the biodiesel blend the lower the available power from the engine.
huh, that was a nice little piece (i liked that expression, market
fundamentalism).
truly, the best indicator of the relevance of socialist thought in general,
and the accuracy and penetrating insight of marx's thesis in particular, is
the immense intellectual capital invested over
hi rich.
i'm not a chemist or engineer. anything beyond the very general and
hypothetical comments i made previously are beyond me. this line of inquiry
raises so
many questions which i really don't consider myself competent to comment on
(and therefore didn't).
keith is right about how
hi bud,
this question of whether plame was or was not a covert operative, has already
been circulating for at least a week. frankly, it smacks of the typical
obfuscation and counter-fingerpointing tactics that these jerk-offs use all the
time.
i was unable to download the article you linked
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