Hey Jason;
You are onto something there. A massive thunderstorm is very much like
a heat engine which transports heat from the surface into the upper
troposphere. The troposphere can be thought of as the cold side heat
sink with an average temperature of -20 C. This heat engine does all
Kirk do you have a reference? What Swiss Study?
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
you can only do the best you can.
Some things may not be clear.
The microwave evidence is clear.
We ceased microwaving after the Swiss study.
I hope you do the same.
Kirk
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Kirk do you have a reference? What Swiss Study?
Hans Hertel's study, the one referred to in the original post:
http://snipurl.com/16d3w
[Biofuel] Radiation Ovens, the Proven Dangers of Microwaves
And in my reply to Robert, below:
Some further bracingly cheerful news for you, from Acres USA:
Hello Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
Sympathies Robert (though we're all in the same lifeboat), but are
you sure you're figuring it right? Maybe the next sentence would be
but I didn't die long go so it must all be nonsense.
No, that's not what I was thinking.
I didn't think it was, hence
Hi all;
Since we talk so much about sustainability here I thought I would share
some news of my vacation in Cuba. On the one hand I guess my trip could
be viewed as an exercise in hipocracy from a sustainability perspective
what with flying down there on a jet etc. Forgive me oh lord of
Hello again Robert
I'm afraid I did you an injustice - I checked and found that you did
read Price's Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. Sorry about that.
Well, it's relevant anyway, eg:
But the fact that I HAVEN'T keeled over yet is a tribute to the
robust nature of the human body.
FWIW - I just got sent this. Focus on hybrids and hydrogen cars,
global warming and so on. Maybe they could use a little reality on
the subject of hydrogen, for one thing, like Darryl's book for
instance:
http://www.econogics.com/TENHE/index.htm
The Emperor's New Hydrogen Economy
Just a
I would like to do that!
What a great holiday.
Kirk
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all;
Since we talk so much about sustainability here I thought I would share
some news of my vacation in Cuba. On the one hand I guess my trip could
be viewed as an exercise in hipocracy from a
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
I came across this as I research bio-electric healing.
Quite a nice eulogy:
http://jacques.benveniste.org/english/index_eng.html
Jacques never gave up on his love, true science.
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Dear DM,
This must be a hoax.
Any MP with half a brain would just add to the fuel tax to
achieve this result.
Redgards,
Wendell
From: D. Mindock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2007/01/01 Mon AM 07:04:19 CST
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Subject: [Biofuel] Drivers face road charge
I think you are wrong Kieth
There is plenty of choice and I stand by what I say about If you don't like
don't buy it
I have been changing the way I consume what I need on a much larger scale in
the past 6yrs since leaving the city once again and this time for good. It is
the consumerist that
I feel the pain. Here in the states we pay 95 + cents on a gal where the
cost is $2.67 for regular. And here in California we have the worst road
conditions in the nation. This I have been told by long haul truckers. So
where is all the cash going? As far as freedom thatÂ’s a dead issue. I feel
the
Fuel taxes hit everyone, people living in sparsely populated rural areas
as well as people living in densely populated cities.
If road use is the problem (and especially if it is a problem only at
certain times) then tax road use. That will be the most economically
efficient solution.
Doug
Hello Luke
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,
Hello Luke
I think you are wrong Kieth
But you've left out what I said. Here it is:
Leo, I think you're making a mistake in assuming that there's some
kind of free choice at work. There isn't, much - yes, it is possible
to exercise individual choice, but in the face of a massive,
pervasive and
yes, they are out of control and they are fearful -thus the desire for the
security state.
we are ruled by nutters
Kirk
Luke Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's disappointing to see this kind of implementation
of domestic spying smoothly masked by environmental
concern. Yes Kirk, you
Keith Addison wrote:
(that's not what I was thinking)
I didn't think it was, hence the maybe, but it's often where that
line of thinking leads, and thence to apathy/hopelessness, which is
not the only realistic option so many seem to think it is. Abandon
hope all ye who enter here - but
Hello Luke
Sorry, should have been Leo. On the other hand...
I think you are wrong Kieth
That's not my name either.
Best
Keith
But you've left out what I said. Here it is:
Leo, I think you're making a mistake in assuming that there's some
kind of free choice at work. There isn't, much -
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