There are nothing to support this BS argument, on the contrary, all
statistics and practical experience says the opposite.
Jeremy,
The only statistics that might have any real and substantive connections to
peaceful society is strict gun control and, even much more, a high average
Keith,
Sorry, I was going through email in sequential order and did not see this
until after I posted. I think you are right in stopping this thread now,
there are not more to say on it.
Hakan
At 07:36 AM 8/7/2005, you wrote:
No more guns, thankyou.
This is a subject that, on a global
Hi all,
I passed by the local used everything store and saw an old style blowtorch. It looked like it was in working order and cost next to nothing. I immediately though now that would make a nice preheater to boil off any excess water in my waste vegetable oil. If this is in the archives I´m
look, this whole thing about an invasion of japan costing a million
american
lives is utterly ridiculous.
What puzzles me is that America had planned the invasion of the Japanese
islands as far back as 1920. Why? What did they have that the US wanted?
That’s probably the reason they did not
Hi All,
All right Todd, if you want to deal in semantics let me rephrase, It is my opinion that I would not be here today if the bombs had not been dropped. Now I am an environmental scientist but I´m also a closet historian. Before moving to Uruguay I had a considerable library on military
Hi All,
I grow a little weary of revisionist history. Yes, there was a political side to the war. When hasn´t there been. Yes, it was brutal and callous. Again, when hasn´t it been. Yes, the history is written by the victors. But let´s not forget that we´re not talking about the best humans
( That is more causalities than Hiroshima
and Nagasaki combined - an estimated 103,000 )
Playing a little loose with the facts Greg?
Official Japanese figures at the time put the death toll at 118,661 civilians. But
later estimates suggest the final toll was 140,000 of Hiroshima's 350,000
Greetings,
Rattlesnakes are not aggressive and I never kill them. They head the other
direction when they hear you coming, so why kill them? They do kill rats
and mice that carry disease, so the snakes are welcome unless they decide
to become egg poachers, then unfortunately I have to kill
Hi All,
We are working with willow and biomass boilers in Ireland and running very
sucessful in schools and large scale district heating please check following
websites:
www.nps.ie
www.ruralgeneration.com
government in Ireland has also taken excise duty off vegetable oil this week
yipee
Thanks for the feedback.
This group
always has a serious tone to it. On
the bright side I garner information from a variety of points of view,
more
than I ever imagined. This is a crash course for me in international
communication. Thankfully it is in English, it is the only language I
know. I
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Mike
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make
the following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away.
I don't know of anybody who does wish it away. I don't know why you
might think that I'd like to - because
I own a fairly
big piece of land, in which I grow oranges, and a lot of themfall from the
trees and rot on the ground.I have been told that making ethanol from those
rotting oranges can be quitesimple.I can also have access to an almost
unlimited supply of wood chips andsawdust from a
Hi Keith More
Thanks for you response.
I tried the world famous chop stick titration technique. Wow what a
difference in my titration #.
I did a 1 ltr test in a soda bottle, with excellent result almost instantly.
But here is where I got into trouble.
The next batch was 20 liters I had some
Japan was trying to surrender. The bomb wasn't for Japan, it was to send a
message to the other superpower, the Soviet Union. It also was used in part
to justify the largest military expense in the history of the nation.
Chris K
Cayce, SC
- Original Message -
From: Greg and April
...my $.02 about chain mails.
There are two things contained in chain mails thatannoy me:
1.)FORWARD TO EVERYONE ON YOUR EMAIL LIST.
2.) IF YOU DON'T AGREE WITH THIS MESSAGE, DELETE IT.
The second statement is particularly annoying because (IMO) it politely implies that you have the right to
Sustainable global economy need new fair trade model based on the
global energy, economy and ecology.Several interesting work in the
ecological engineering model can help to find this fair tarde model.by
ODUM there can be social tesuname can bee forseen as the big
turbulance not only for the
Greetings to all and Keith
Recently I hve the aporunity to participate Germa nad Brasil
joint conference held in Fortaleza , N, Brazil on BioD.Af any one
from the list needs more infomation we can send more details.
One of the BASF proposal is to make to perpare metylhydroxide and
Hello Brian and Keith
Biological depolymerization is as much effective as thermal one
via mushroom growth compared to thermal depolymerization as this
involves enzymatic combustion reaction mechanism with out energy
input .The reaction of enzymatic combustion has been discovered
recently
The JTF website strongly recommends washing and the Josh Tickell book seems to suggest it isn't necessary and possibly even detrimental. I'm interested in some insight on this difference of opinion. I'm sure most experienced biodieselers here wash their biodiesel.
Would it be worthwhile to
*Part* of the Japanese government was trying to find a way to surrender,
before the atom bombs.
Part of the U.S. Navy command held the view that no further military
operations were necessary and Japan would be compelled to surrender if
the Allies just waited. Most of the U.S. Army and government
Sorry Tom. I don't deal in semantics.
Glad to hear that you're confident in how you came into being. Couple
that one incident with a few million other random happenings and you
might be spot on. Then again, maybe lighting can strike twice in the
same place.
Environmental Scientist, eh?
In 1920 both the U.S. and Japanese militaries considered that a war
between the two countries was possible, and many thought it ultimately
probable. For some time a major part of the Japanese government,
establishment and armed forces had been dedicated to building an
empire by force.
A large
But is the jelly a typical sign of over dosing?
I have a problem with disposing of the mess I
have made if there is a way to salvage it.
Take a small sample and see how much concentrated sulfuric or phosphoric acid
it takes to crack the soap portion of the top jelly layer.
This is the same
Thanks for the response. I feel that I may not have explained that there
isn't a layer it's almost a solid mass. It is about 95 deg f outside and if
I turn the soda bottle on its side it slides inside the bottle as one lump
retaining the shape of the bottom of the bottle. If I shake it hard it
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If you're talking WWII style or Vietnam style flamethrower then you're
talking Napalm...heh.
~Clark
On 8/7/05, Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I passed by the local used everything store and saw an old style blowtorch.
It looked like it was in working order
If its one of those old brass hand-held blow torches it uses kerosene.
- Original Message -
From: clark creamer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 12:17 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] New question was The myths of Hiroshima
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