No. It's not a Pimento clone. Least ways I don't think so.
This is a syndicated piece that ran in newspapers all over the US last
week. Some valid points. Some gross omissions. She certainly failed to
mention or perhaps even consider algae, cellulosic ethanol and thermal
depolymerization. And
http://www.duke.edu/~charlie/AmishVirus.html
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Well, since you invited the infusion of other's thought patterns
Still it's offensive to just cave in to them,
What's somewhat offensive is that it takes that much power to keep you jolly.
Your standard load should or could be much less. Peak load (power tools) could
be handled by a
Why not think as carbon neutral as possible?
Todd Swearingen
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
Hi Ken,
how about a 25KVA Genset run on Methanegaz?
it seems to me Methane is the Way to go! Why... there is the transport
and handling of the Biofuel a lot of manpower involved!
You can set up a
I would tend to believe that if you're expressing your belief / faith on
paper, you should be the one to polish the words.
As for context, it's beyond me how those who are spiritually/religiously
inclined fail to be the first on the environmental bandwagon.
A) Seems a trifle arrogant and
greed sector manipulating and
creating wants/needs where none previously existed. Media is just the delivery
mechanism.
Todd Swearingen
JJJN wrote:
Todd,
Points all well taken, see below.
Appal Energy wrote:
I would tend to believe that if you're expressing your belief / faith on
paper
your penchant, me
thinks you'd always kick yourself in the butt for not having a go at it right
out of the chute.
Todd Swearingen
Ken Provost wrote:
On Jul 16, 2006, at 7:48 AM, Appal Energy wrote:
Well, since you invited the infusion of other's thought
patterns
I did
A bad day at Black Rock...
http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/stories/ktvbn-jul1406-explosion_cause.113ae8b1.html
Cause of New Plymouth biodiesel explosion released
02:30 PM MDT on Friday, July 14, 2006
KTVB.COM
PAYETTE -- Investigators say they now know what caused an
people think
in these terms? its demented.
Jason
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The Bush Administration will continue to enforce the Clean Air Act and
stop illegal imports. The public's assistance and cooperation, along
with the EPA's commitment to enforcing these regulations, is essential
to preserving and protecting the nation's air quality.
Chuckle..., chuckle...,
Mike Weaver wrote:
I feel sorry for the guy and his family but using a torch around methanol?
Back in my wrenching days my boss made sure we knew an empty gas tank
was more danergous than a full one, and god forbid you did any
welding the gas tank had to be filled with water first.
Appal
. This was a case of operator
error - a young man didn't realize the danger of methanol fumes
and lost his life.
Appal Energy wrote:
It's sad to be making any comment on such a matter. Here you had a
family that was on the edge of not only doing something great but
putting themselves in an enormously
This is a PR piece, with the author being used to represent only a few
of the facts.
One of these little puppies is in the vicinity of Leesburg, Florida. In
order to build it, the owner required a consistent volume of garbage and
had the county/municipality agree to the tonnage. Unfortunately,
Thomas,
Why? You asked...
1) There's greater profit in blending biodiesel rather than selling
straight.
2) Scrap all the misinformation about engine problems at higher blends.
3) Also scrap his misinformation about emissions benefits tapering off
at 10%. They actually do little until after
, economic benefits aren't in line with environmental
benefits. And the subsidy dollar doesn't help that matter either.
Could you explain these two points?
Thanks,
Tom
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Thomas,
A) The subsidy is for blended fuel only, up to $1.00 per gallon for B-99
from first use feedstock
Let's see.
Use only good oil, no fats, eh? So what is the friendly restaurant owner
going to do with the chaf after the local redneck/tree-hugger has taken
the cream off the top?
Nice methanol exposure demonstration. Kids gather 'round and watch daddy
real close...
Then there's the
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Let's see.
Use only good oil, no fats, eh? So what is the friendly restaurant owner
I think the filter clogging story is just an urban legend.
Not. It's a reality. More predominant in bulk fuel storage. Automobiles can
generally get away with regular maintenace intervals as the fuel is constantly
being sloshed and jostled, not allowing the gringe to aggregate in abundance.
It recycles it, getting more total btus per barrel or ton than just the
single use alone. Algae for biodiesel will stretch a btu by about 45%,
or to be read another way, a 45% increase in fuel economy.
Todd Swearingen
Joe Street wrote:
So if we use a plant to remove CO2 from the atmosphere
) there is a
volume reduction that takes place as I can see a deformation of the
container which indicates a slight vacuum inside. I assume this is due
to oxygen reacting with the fuel? Is this a good assumption? Is the
sediment I talked about the source of the filter clogging in bulk storage?
Joe
Appal
And/or 100,000 gallons of oil per acre when growing algae.
Todd Swearingen
\
Kirk McLoren wrote:
1000 gallons methanol per acre with hemp if using pyrolytic distillation.
Kirk
*/Jason Katie [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
WHAT!?!?!?!?!?
Could we replace all our oil with
Southern Kaliforn-I-eh.
By December's end, 2007. Plant is or has already been contracted upon
and should be completed by then.
Don't think it's quite yet proper to say what firm is financing it, at
least not until they issue their first press release, which they may
have already done for all
. Mindock
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And/or 100,000 gallons of oil per acre when growing algae.
Todd Swearingen
\
Kirk
biodiesel from it.
Peace, D. Mindock
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And/or 100,000 gallons of oil per acre when growing algae.
Todd
Tom,
Per horizontal acre, with the algae growing vertically.
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.html
Bookmark that page and think about buying stock in the manufacturers of
the technology. That is if you have all your credit cards payed off first.
Todd Swearingen
Tom
The answer is simple.
Existing Infrastructure, capitalizing on it and profit.
Hoodwinking (manipulation) is all a part of the game.
Todd Swearingen
JJJN wrote:
I have never understood why when they know that putting it in the air is
bad they would start to try and mess up the aquifers too.
? Such a cell line should be in the
literature.
Kirk
*/Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Southern Kaliforn-I-eh.
By December's end, 2007. Plant is or has already been contracted upon
and should be completed by then.
Don't think it's quite yet proper to say what
are these guys published? Such a cell line should be in the
literature.
Kirk
*/Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Southern Kaliforn-I-eh.
By December's end, 2007. Plant is or has already been contracted upon
and should be completed by then.
Don't think it's quite yet
Keith,
So in short Todd, as with the last 25 years, there is no biodiesel
from algae right now on Planet Earth, but hey! it's just around the
corner (December next year this time). Ho-hum, yawn...
You can ho-hum-hokum-yawn all you wish.
What good things are there that you can think of that
wrote:
I didnt see mention of 10^5 gallons of oil. I did see mention of
scrubbing stack gasses.
Kirk
*/Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Actually that's a conservative value.
See
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.html
and calculate what you
Keith,
Right Todd, more big-central stuff, with a cast of millions (of
dollars)
Being cynical is fine and quite often healthy. Being oblivious to what
surrounds one is often to one's own and other's detriment.
There are over 15,000 commercial boilers in the US. We're not speaking of just
hot
Bill,
All the same rules apply to commercial as they do to passenger vehicles, or
for that matter stationary engines, relative to compatibility, performance
and legality issues.
The two biggest areas of concern for the commercial user are verification
that road taxes have been paid, should you
Larry,
Military recruitment/recruiters are as much a part of the problem as are
the policy makers.
All one has to do is look at the deceptive, predatory and intimidating
practices of recruitment to gain insight as to the manipulative
mentality that must be well guarded against in all
wrote:
Todd,
could you elaborate on deceptive, predatory and intimidating ?
Greg H.
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a Military uniform
is dishonorable and violates that individuals right to free speech.
Larry
On 6/3/05, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry,
Military recruitment/recruiters are as much a part of the problem as are
the policy makers.
All one has to do is look at the deceptive, predatory
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Larry,
Military recruitment/recruiters are as much a part of the problem as
are the policy makers.
All
Salute Keith.. :-)
Here you go. Was walking through the parking lot of a local grocery last
week when the woman walking in front of me threw her half-finished
cigarette on the asphalt. I stopped, mentally shook my head, then picked
up the still lit cigarette, trucked up behind her and
don't consider myself as polished as you. I'm hoping
that by studying your posts, I can improve on that.
:-)
Mike
*/Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Salute Keith.. :-)
Here you go. Was walking through the parking lot of a local
grocery last
week when the woman
It goes nowhere Ron, because you take it nowhere. By all appearances, or
at least in this instance, you seem to be the type of person who would
boil the kettle dry and still think and try to persuade others that
what's at the bottom of the pot is still tea.
There's a far greater bit to life's
Bill,
One would imagine that a gasifier would reduce all components of the
glyc cocktail to syn gas and char.
Gasification is a novel thought to reducing that waste/co-product to
nill though. No addition of anything. No chemical refining. No new
energy inputs. No disposal problem with the
Japan Squeezes to Get the Most of Costly Fuel
bylineBy JAMES BROOKE
Japan is urging citizens to replace their appliances and
buy hybrid vehicles, as part of an effort to save energy.
...
In Germany, where heating accounts for the largest share of home energy
use, a new energy saving law has as
Acrolein is a co-/by-product of incomplete combustion of glycerol. One
would think that at ~2,000* F (the Wood Gun) the combustion process
would be complete.
Todd Swearingen
R Del Bueno wrote:
Any concerns to possible toxic emissions...as with the concern of some
SVOers?
I have heard that
Lisa,
You're not debunking any myth. What you're doing is sidetracking the
truth through an act of omission. Plutonium when ingested is essentially
regarded as relatively harmless (not entirely, but relatively) as it's
biological residence time is so short. In fact, notorious nuclear zealot
Terry,
You forgot to include with your military sales pitch/brochure travel to
exotic places, meet interesting people and then kill them.
And come on. On a per capita basis no more military personel than
civilians die each day from walking out the front door of their
domiciles. It's what
comments like xenophobic rant and load
of bull are not discussion.
And you may notice Ms. Simpson, neither are comments such as it's just
plain good ole advise.
Presuming that you are a resident of a democracy with an equal
protection under the law clause in its constitution, you might
Ms. Simpson,
Go back and read what was written. It was an option that you could
exercise, whether knowingly or not. It was far from a personal attack.
You'll know a personal attack beyond any shadow of a doubt should
there ever be cause for one to occur.
So as you suggested, let's stick to
Awww, that's okay capt3d,
I've been slobbered, drooled on and thoroughly drenched by enough
infants in my day as to not much worry about it anymore and tend to
treat it all as part of normal fare.
Slurring is righ up there with involuntary actions for some. So I
shouldn't be overly dismayed
Ms. Simpson,
To summarize: my argument is against the hype,
not the relative toxicity of plutonium.
If your argument was against hype as you claim, you'd take notice of the
disproportional hype relative to oral ingestion and the charades of the likes of Cohen and you
wouldn't have leant to
Ms. Simpson,
These are your original words that you coupled with the fake Robin
Williams text:
Lisa Simpson wrote:
You gotta love Robin Williams... Leave it to Robin
Williams to come up with the perfect plan .. what we
need now is for our UN Ambassador to stand up and
repeat this
Greg,
*The military is just like any other company trying to
get you to join, in that it is going to push the fun exciting
stuff, while under emphasizing the bad.
The military does far more than just push the fun exciting stuff... to
net recruits.
I guess you didn't read the references
ago, just more along the lines of a few recruiters, being more
extreme.
Greg H.
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So why don't we just put an initiative on the next national ballot to
make it fair?
All those people in charge of formulating policy and rubbing the wrong
way against the policies of other nations should be the ones to strap on
the body armour and go toe to toe with their international
Ken,
Are you saying that the refining of uranium and nuclear power in general
does not contribute to greenhouse gases?
Seems as if you glossed over this part:
Indeed, a nuclear
power plant must operate for 18 years before
producing one net calorie of energy.
How many years must a
Want to know where all the money for renewable fuels and efficiency is
going?
Read on McDuff*
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050610/twothirds_on_defense.php
*
Two-Thirds On Defense
Jurgen Brauer and Nicholas Anglewicz
June 10, 2005
*Many Americans believe
Richard,
No reprocessing should be necessary. If all the little bits came from
skimmings from wash stages or accumulations from base reactions then
they've already been processed suffciently.
Take a sample and wash it. If it separates quickly and cleanly there
should be no reason to be
: There's a lot less iron in a two-row plow and a team of
mules than there is in an International tractor. Rule of thumb on a farm
- if the animal doesn't pay its own way, it's not kept for very long.
Ken Riznyk wrote:
--- Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken,
Are you saying
Ken,
You get the same number of sun hours in PA as we do in OH. It's more a
matter of degree of income and degree of commitment. We're not there yet
either and probably never will be if we have to pay someone to install a
system rather than do it ourselves. That more than doubles the cost per
Anyway, what's a terrorist bomb as opposed to an ordinary bomb, I mean
an official bomb, you know, one a government owns or something, with a
flag painted on it?
Keith Addison
7/1/2005
10:30 GMT
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Rich
On C-SPAN, June 21 2005, I saw a fascinating
We do not live in the US.
Would like to know what is this panasteel or recycled steel?
Something that requires a boatload of fossil fuels to smelt, sheet and
press.
Nice thing about renewables. They're renewable.
And to a very large they do it in a carbon neutral way without much
mined, and no new land is disturbed to
bury the old broken washing machine that got melted down. Were the
electricity generated in a sustainable way, it would be all good.
Chris K
Cayce, SC
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.
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Cayce, SC
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We do not live in the US.
Would like to know what is this panasteel
Any Ideas?
Yup. But you're not going to like 'em.
1st) Your batch didn't go perfect if you got that heavy of an emulsion.
2nd) Best to always do a quick swirl wash of only an ounce or two prior
to comitting to washing an entire batch.
3rd) Remove several 100 ml samples of the emulsion. Label
Essentially, even recycled steel products are entirely carbon negative.
Less energy than virgin steel, but entirely carbon negative.
Uh., make that carbon positive.
(Knew I should have taken that speed thinking course instead of the
speed typing one.)
Todd Swearingen
Appal Energy
Brent,
First we've heard of adding methanol to break an emulsion. But then
again, anything hydrophillic, if it works. Congratulations.
You are aware, however, that methanol boils at 145*F? You were very
close to having instantaneous vaporization when you added it. Hopefully
you're
All that having been said, Pimental is right that soy
and corn alone cannot replace our petroleum addiction
Essentially, soybeans are not grown for their oil value. They're grown
for the feed value, whether human destined or livestock. The oil is more
a co-product, almost waste product in
Jerry Turner,
Pull your head out of your back socket son and grab some fresh air, at
least enough so as to start seeing straight instead of being asphyxiated
by your own stink.
Perhaps the reason why Mr. Chomsky doesn't mention September 11th and
doesn't play upon the lives lost is because
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Jerry Turner,
Pull your head out of your back socket son and grab some fresh air, at
least enough so as to start seeing straight
Live! From Boston, Massachusettes and the Boston Globe, it's
A look in the mirror for America
By Derrick Z. Jackson | July 8, 2005
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/07/08/a_look_in_the_mirror_for_america/
IN HIS INITIAL reaction yesterday to the London
pleased with
the wastefulness of your endeavors..
Todd Swearingen
Jerry Turner wrote:
...struck a nerve did I. :)
Okay, mission accomplished :) :):)
Jerry Turner
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Uhhh.Vincent,
A question about all those crap batches that i have sitting in
barrels, they have sat out in the open air and sun for about
a month or two and am wondering if they can just go down the
drain??
My hearing is a little off, right? You wouldn't pour barrels of veg
oil and
Tim Brodie,
I find it fascinating that virtually nothing has been said in this forum
about London. Lots of argument about what each person thinks
their unimpeachable sources of information say. Nothing about
the current event that demonstrates the face of this evil, and the
nature of the
I think there is a legitimate feeling, 'Why me? What did I do wrong?'
Florida Gov. Jeb Bush
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=925895
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Hitler would have been a guaranteed
success as American talk show host.
Some similarities Hakan, but even Limbaugh is only marginally popular.
Most of my right-wing friends see him for precisely what he is - a
showman who's painted himself into a corner. A lucrative corner at that.
Even
Kim,
Will you please provide references for this?
Granted, Kuwait was invaded. Granted, Kuwait was
slant drilling into Iraqi oilfields. Granted, Iraq took no
effort to resolve the issue diplomatically.
Which part? I presume the former and the latter are rather
uncontestable. So as to the
for one, along with hundreds of millions of others
don't care to be dragged any further into the queer game of roulette
that our supposed leaders choose to pursue.
Todd Swearingen
Tim Brodie wrote:
Hi Todd:
Appal Energy wrote:
Why would you find it fascinating? People build bombs. People
Rather tidy qualifier here Mr. Brodie,
By all means we should look to fixing the causes, if it is legitimate
for us to do so.
Always nice to leave enough wiggle room as to justify irresponsibility.
Would you care to give me 10:1 odds were I to guess as to who gets
assigned to determine
The Altamont Pass towers are of the lattice type, providing endless
attraction to birds for resting and nesting. Power companies are hoping
to not have to replace the towers with monocoques until the turbines
reach the end of their life cycle. Essentially what is being found is
that wind power
Just because something may be doable doesn't mean that it's feasible,
whether that feasibility is higher ratios of waste, expanded dispersal
of radioactivity, increased economic cost, increased energy cost, etc.,
etc., etc.
Even if all things are equal in comparison to traditional refining,
Rebuilt VW long and short blocks.
www.vwdieselparts.com
Reasonable pricing. Fairly good service. Probably something similar to
this somewhere at a theatre near you so you wouldn't have to pay a
freight bill.
Todd Swearingen
bob allen wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't
I'm curious what list members might think of the ethics/morality
of using animal power, where practical, to grow and harvest crops.
Ancient proverb:
If you don't work, you don't eat.
Carry that proverb one step further:
If you don't work, you get eaten.
Livestock play as essential a role
Saving Karl Rove
Paul Waldman
July 14, 2005
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050714/saving_karl_rove.php
/Paul Waldman is a senior fellow with / /Media Matters for America/
http://mediamatters.org/ /and a senior contributor to/ The Gadflyer
http://gadflyer.com/.
What kind of mileage do those old (70s) engines get?
Depending upon the condition, 40-50 mpg. A rebuild or seldom used engine
would be at the top end. Anything under 40 mpg should have the top end
looked at to see where the compression is being lost.
Todd Swearingen
Chris wrote:
What kind
For what it's worth, these are the words that Master Brodie used
relative to my acknowledging that someone was bitching (complaining)
about something.
I notice that he uses words like 'bitch' when in the context
of corresponding with a woman, which in other circles would
border on
Yup,
You're right Kim. It was Jill Mello who applied the talk show chatter
double standard. Sorry. Just don't have 1,000% retention or time to
reflect completely on the whinings of others when there are hundreds of
things left undone at every day's end.
As to Call Me Bitch? Worthwhile
Where are the debunkings of each and everyone of these talking points?'
And what is it about the facts that the RNC is so scared about that they
have to coach their minions on what to say, when and to whom?
The old adage I think, therefore I don't vote Republican certainly
comes to mind at
Wilson's Iraq Assertions Hold Up Under Fire From Rove Backers.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=1103sid=a8dab8rni_Dorefer=us
July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Two-year old assertions by former ambassador
Joseph Wilson regarding Iraq and uranium, which lie at the heart of the
controversy over
are
masters at it.
-chris
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Where are the debunkings of each and everyone of these talking points
It will change the equation equilibrium slightly. Don't know if anyone
has done any analysis as to how much, theoretically or in reality.
Depends on how much is re-included in your next reaction.
You should have your processor set up to drain completely, or within a
few fluid ounces or so.
One thing that's not entirely clear to me is
argument of biofuel not increasing amount of
carbon in environment whereas fossil fuels do so.
Nothing tricky about the issue at all Rafal.
Carbon dioxide of plant origin returns to the plants with each growing
cycle. This is called carbon neutral.
Terry,
Ask your mechanic Why? he tells you that biodiesel cannot be used in
your vehicle.
I think everyone who uses biodiesel would care to hear his or her
rationale(s).
Todd Swearingen
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START
Hellow Keith,
Actually, the following was intended as a comment for general dispersal,
directed more towards that have the habit of double standard, not
directed to Hakan or anyone specific.
But please, at least have the decency to leave the double standards
and short circuits in your
Swearingen
John Hayes wrote:
Based on the 1993 date, I suspect it may simply be an issue of
incompatible seals and fuel lines, no?
Appal Energy wrote:
Terry,
Ask your mechanic Why? he tells you that biodiesel cannot be used
in your vehicle.
I think everyone who uses biodiesel would care
Rafal,
Everything exerts its share. The question is what contribution do you
wish to unite with your soul.
Everything else and anything else is meaningless.
TAS
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 10:06:05AM -0400, Appal Energy wrote:
One thing that's
Awww Keith,
Screw sweetness and light. We gots ourself a full fledged heat lighting
storm blowing on a crystal clear night after no rain for thirty days.
Sweetness is out the window. Light is abundant. Rain is what is needed.
Yet all that is and what isn't can be lived without. And so shall
I don't think most people understand what Mr. Bush's most recent back
pedaling means. When he states that anyone who has committed a crime
(instead of the previous position of firing anyone who contributed to
outing Mrs. Wilson) will be fired, he also includes whatever possibility
there may be
to at least permit the
world the scent of justice, even if but for a brief hour in the none too
distant future.
Todd Swearingen
Ken Provost wrote:
on 7/19/05 6:10 PM, Appal Energy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think most people understand what Mr. Bush's most recent back
pedaling means
in the none too distant future.
Todd Swearingen
Ken Provost wrote:
on 7/19/05 6:10 PM, Appal Energy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think most people understand what Mr. Bush's most recent back
pedaling means. The more things change, the more they remain the
same. Rove
Invest in yourself. The rate of return is much higher.
Todd Swearingen
Mike Weaver wrote:
I did sell all my stock in UC after that - as a matter of fact I am
having a hard time trying to invest responsibly. Anyone have
suggestions?
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Mike
How was the Bhopal
Indeed -- invest in a 100,000 gallon tank of safflower oil or
ethanol underground in the back forty, or maybe a warehouse
full of Mobil 1 motor oil:-)
Make sure to nitrogen pack the former.
Ken Provost wrote:
Invest in yourself. The rate of return is much higher.
Todd
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