What we would like and what is reality can be very different
to each and every one of us.
For me reality is the "W" factor built into many of my
projects, to this end their needs be a base line against loss and gain, this
line is zero in many instances. I am very interested in the press as
All quite true Todd, as far as it goes.
But there's a gap between what Edwin says he wants to achieve and
what he says his goals are. As he states it, his primary goal isn't
to make loadsamoney, it's to benefit very poor people, and why
shouldn't he get a return on his investment in the doing?
Thankyou Rexis!
I can't help agreeing with you. LOL!
But there are lots and lots of websites that do that, it's one of the
most noticeable things about the Internet.
Regards
Keith
Sound like he just wanna sell his product. And wishfully hope that
we can help him to boost his sale.
Have we
Hi all
The juice from rhubarb leaves, boiled up strained, is supposed to make a
good natural insecticide too, just don't use the boiling pan for food again!
Nettles contain methanoic acid (formic acid)- that's the irritant /
insecticide. But rhubarb leaves contain mainly oxalic acid malic
All things aside if he were to tier the costs from the poor to the
AB and UN etc so that the poor were subsidized this alone would
not be so bad.
I suggested that in the first place Doug, but Edwin doesn't seem to
see it that way, he didn't take any notice.
Best
Keith
To this end am
On the other hand (the one that knoweth not what doeth the other, so
I guess either will do)...
Is it PNGV?
Is it the Freedom Car?
No, it's, up, up and away, it's SUPERVISION!
Karsner: Advanced Energy Initiative is a Vision for Victory
President Bush's Advanced Energy Initiative is a Vision
You're making my head hurt
Keith Addison wrote:
On the other hand (the one that knoweth not what doeth the other, so
I guess either will do)...
Is it PNGV?
Is it the Freedom Car?
No, it's, up, up and away, it's SUPERVISION!
Karsner: Advanced Energy Initiative is a Vision for Victory
Google: white mans burden and William Easterly...
Michael Redler wrote:
When you Google white mans burden, you simply end up with a list of
acts committed in the name of...which has grown since Rudyard.
Today, the motives for hegemony are hidden and given names designed to
confuse
Hi Bob
Hi y'all,
I'd say Rudyard was laughing (he had a great capacity for
humour) at the misnomer we have made of his White Man's Burden.
Judging out of context is like shooting fish in a barrel. Kipling lived and
wrote in a time of Empire, and what he was trying to do was set a
Chip's offlist fight with listadmin ended well for all concerned,
IMHO, I'm glad Chip agrees. Definitely offlist stuff, the list wasn't
deprived of anything. Raking up old coals isn't always a good idea,
and this would just have been a distraction or worse.
I think there's a lot of offlisting
Yeah, the US missed the opportunity to have someone in office that couldn't
make a decision if the life and health of the nation depended on it. I would
feel really safe if the democrats had control of the White House...
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
So who is Edwin trying to kid?
Maybe, just maybe, he's not entirely aware of how relative the poverty income
rate is in various regions. (A point to which you elude later in your reply.)
100 Euros isn't exactly the wealth of Fort Knox ($122 US), although it remains
a relative matter.
I
I like the way this list works -- a few of my other sustainability
lists it's very easy to get off-topic (try discussing the political
ramifications or drivers behind a sustainbility issue...) and then the
moderator steps in and tells you to take it elsewhere. Here it seems
like there is no
For someone who has made a career in manufacturing, I find Bush speeches on the economy especially hard to listen to. My opinion:An empirebenefits fromit's conquered lands byexploitingit's resources - usually in the form of labor and durable goods. It does this until it becomes dependent
Say Bobby...Do you feel safe now?fredOn 4/19/06, Bobby Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Yeah, the US missed the opportunity to have someone in office that couldn't
make a decision if the life and health of the nation depended on it. I wouldfeel really safe if the democrats had control of the White
For someone who has made a career in manufacturing, I find Bush speeches on the economy especially hard to listen to. My opinion:An empirebenefits fromit's conquered lands byexploitingit's resources - usually in the form of labor and durable goods. It does this until it becomes dependent
On 5/10/06, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
100 Euros isn't exactly the wealth of Fort Knox ($122 US), although it
remains a relative matter.
I know that in Mauritania, the per capita annual income is somewhere
around US$280So about half a year's income. Sort of like a fancy
new
On 4/19/06, Bobby Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, the US missed the opportunity to have someone in office that couldn't
make a decision if the life and health of the nation depended on it. I would
feel really safe if the democrats had control of the White House...
Well, maybe the
Nice sarcasm there Bobby.
Yeah, the US missed the opportunity to have someone in office that
couldn't make a decision if the life and health of the nation depended
on it.
Would be interesting to see precisely what you base that remark on other
than the pablam you've apparently nursed on
Let's give Bobby the benefit of the doubt.He's had negative comments about the Democrats. I'm waiting to see if he has something good to say about Bush and the Republicans.Personally, I have no loyalty toward either andI sometimes find it difficult to see the difference between the two,
Todd breaks out the verbal glaive while I grab the nearest thought of a broken beer bottle.Sometimes I swear I still feel like a mental midget here!Damn fine writing!fred
On 5/10/06, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice sarcasm there Bobby. Yeah, the US missed the opportunity to have someone
Hey Mike, My response was not an attempt to root out any political leanings either. I merely asked a question. Personally I hate both parties because ultimately the are the same. I just hate one more right now because they are the ones holding all the cards.
fredOn 4/19/06, Michael Redler [EMAIL
Don't worry Fred.Todd certainly has a talent for stringing words together and having it mean something. But, as long as you get your point across, it's all good.BTW, I've always felt that in order to use the full range of a language, one needs to look beyond their dictionary and
Well don't call me brilliant. Now I know what a glaive is where I didn't
before - a poor man's week wacker, eh?
Todd Swearingen
Fred Finch wrote:
Todd breaks out the verbal glaive while I grab the nearest thought of
a broken beer bottle.
Sometimes I swear I still feel like a mental
The Bush Administration is not trying to kill you. Sounds like a little
paranoia.
First of all, I don't think all of the decisions coming out of this
administration are wrong; although the media would certainly have you
believe so. They really have it out for this president; even to the point
Hakan Falk wrote:
US missed an opportunity in the last election, but Bush cannot stay
after his period, if he does not also try to pull AH's last trick. I
doubt that this can be done in US, nothing is really left other than
the hope that next election will be more kind to the world.
Thanks Keith. Keep on trucking!
:-) Right on, Michael. Hitchhikers welcome. No pachouli.
Keith
(Anybody made biodiesel out of pachouli? Could there be a good use
for it after all?)
Michael Lendzian
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Todd, sorry, I can't figure if you're saying that the purpose of your
833 gallon biodiesel plant is to fight poverty and hunger in the 3rd
World, or have I missed the point completely and it's the Northern
Tools 1 clear water pump that's helping to fight hunger in poor
countries because it's
Google: white mans burden and William Easterly...
Definitely. Some people have been saying some of those things for a
long time, including me, and I think you Mike. William Easterly's not
the first and not alone, a lot of other bright people have worked on
these problems.
It's not that
I hope you've got your flame suit on Bobby, LOL! After all, we blew
all this out of the water more than three years ago, and ever since.
Anyway, me first, with this:
Fundamentalist Islam hates America, period. Our way of life is
against what their religion teaches and it (our way of life)
Bobby,
But if you are upset about illegal immigration or the lack of a
future for social security, you can't rightfully blame Bush.
You don't have a problem with taking a growing surplus (pre-Bush) and turning
it into a deficit that will take 30 years to recover from (present Bush) and
Hitchhikers welcome. No pachouli.
Communist
Jesus would have worn patchouli. Guess he must have been a Dead Head to boot.
Todd Swearingen
Keith Addison wrote:
Thanks Keith. Keep on trucking!
:-) Right on, Michael. Hitchhikers welcome. No pachouli.
Keith
(Anybody made
Bobby,
It is many things you can attach to Bush. I agree with you on many of
the things you choose, but you are quite selective in those choices.
The responsibility for war in Iraq, more than 100,000 Iraqi death and
a couple thousand (plus) Americans, is firmly at Bush doorstep. It
had
Bobby Clark wrote:
The Bush Administration is not trying to kill you. Sounds like a little
paranoia.
That all depends on which side you're on. The current polarization
of debate in the United States underscores an us versus them
mentality pervading the minds of many Americans.
Make that weed whacker.
Appal Energy wrote:
Well don't call me brilliant. Now I know what a glaive is where I didn't
before - a poor man's week wacker, eh?
Todd Swearingen
Fred Finch wrote:
Todd breaks out the verbal glaive while I grab the nearest thought of
a broken beer bottle.
Hitchhikers welcome. No pachouli.
Communist
Jesus would have worn patchouli. Guess he must have been a Dead Head to boot.
LOL!!!
But wasn't he a communist? He wouldn't have made biodiesel out of it
though, stick to the point. Or maybe he would've. Do you make
biodiesel out of it? And
Somehow Week Whacker seems fitting too!On 5/10/06, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make that weed whacker.Appal Energy wrote:Well don't call me brilliant. Now I know what a glaive is where I didn't
before - a poor man's week wacker, eh?Todd SwearingenFred Finch wrote:Todd breaks out the
I always wondered why you sound so funny when you talk...
Michael Redler wrote:
Don't worry Fred.
Todd certainly has a talent for stringing words together and having it
mean something. But, as long as you get your point across, it's all good.
BTW, I've always felt that in order to
I resemble that remark!!On 4/19/06, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always wondered why you sound so funny when you talk...Michael Redler wrote: Don't worry Fred. Todd certainly has a talent for stringing words together and having it mean something. But, as long as you get your point
What about copper in the condenser? Would some copper in the methanol kill
the fuel. Or does it not dissolve in methanol?
Another reactivity question; how about sweated [lead free
solder}copper piping and brass valves for plumbing on a processor ?
Thanks for all the info
Andrew Leven
Copper and
I am such a miserable curmudgeon. I mean, how could I possibly be
suspicious of this spam e-mail that has arrived in my in-box three times
in three days? *Bio*Performance after all! Has to be great! The
website has lots of green lettering on it. Testimonials. Possible
savings of 10% to
Hello.
I have a problem with my new processor. I asked the person who was selling
it if it was self priming and he responded yes, it could even suck water
from 6meters. Ofcourse I didnt believe him, but I hotught that it
probabbly could manage 40 cm. Well it cant. And #305; have already
mounted
hi Teoman,
A pump who could suck 6 meter and a pump who is self priming,
are not the same thing ( always). Some are self priming but don't suck from
deep down.
other pumps can suck-up from even 8 meters but can't start that them selfs
( out of a dry start position ).
and then there are pumps
9/11 happened before the war on terror
...
Formerly known as the cold war, or the Vietnam war. Empires will
always have perceived enemies to attempt conquering. Bobby if you have
the time, clear your mind and watch this 3 part BBC documentary.
Does anyone have any new news on creekstone's fight with the USDA over their
testing of beef stock? it just kind of vanished after a while.
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Hi Keith,
Thanks for those urls, and the reminder about Milner, Cecil
John and his financier mates. Point taken but off the point of which more in
a moment. I once posed for a picture (fully clothed I hasten to add) in
Rhodes bath, a massive Victorian monstrosity in his Rondebosch
Is there anotherh alternative? Can anytone help?
Depends on how your pump is plumbed in. If you can, put a standpipe with a
valve in front of the intake on the pump. You can charge (fill) the standpipe
with whatever liquid is appropriate for whatever you're trying to pump and use
that charge
Not really. See
http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0420/p02s01-woam.html
Jason Katie wrote:
Does anyone have any new news on creekstone's fight with the USDA over their
testing of beef stock? it just kind of vanished after a while.
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Bill Gates (Yep the one from Micro$oft) with his investment company
Cascade Investment, L.L.C.,
dives into bio fuels so to see.
Who said Ethanol out of corn is no good? ;-)
grts
Bruno M.
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