powered discussion group program. It works very well, in my experience.
Would something like this make it easier to manage the list rather than
emails? I find it difficult to follow discussions and topics the way things
are set up this way. (I suppose I could learn?) Just a suggestion.
Not, (or some show like that) where they featured a solar refrigerator
using some sort of glass ball set up (I don't know the physics involved).
I wonder where you could find info like that?
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If you consider the issue of whether biomass removal is bad for the soil,
you must consider that when a plant performs photosynthesis, it uses water
and carbon dioxide to create glucose in the presence of sunlight. Water is
plentiful and renewable, and CO2 is found in the atmosphere as
magnetism).
Any time you run a conductor through a magnetic field, there will be a
resistance. For example, take a copper plate and hang it from a string so
it acts as a pendulum. Swing that plate through a C-shaped magnet and if
the magnet is strong enough, that plate may not even be able
biodiesel reaction, if adding the water before removing as much glycerine as
possible be a cause for some of the problems with separation and emulsions
since there could be some extraneous reactions or possible reverse reactions
going on in the mix?
Also, in my experience, if you can get
I did graduate from college with a BA in Chemistry and I did do my senior
thesis research on biodiesel. I didn't get anywhere near what I wanted to
get accomplished with my project since the school I went to had virtually no
working instruments to test with.
I started with the straight
Putting a pile of trash 60 miles high would put it higher than the ozone
layer. I'm not sure how high something has to get before the pull of
gravity is too low, but I'd assume that if there was a piece of paper 60
miles high, and the Jet Stream happened to be passing through, there'd be
why don't we inject our trash into the earth's core and collect the
pyrolyzed gases? Ok, so I threw this out there just for fun...
JEFF
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Centrifugal force is an illusion... this many have mentioned on this site.
I thought I'd add that centrifugal force is the illusion that water in a
bucket, when spun around in a circle wants to stay on the bottom of the
bucket (or away from center) and we think that the force is moving that
is behind
the Laithwaite
Effect which is the levitation-antigravity effect
of a gyroscope?
Z
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the human person
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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004, Jeff
When they say that most of the spoiled ballots are from poor, minority
areas, etc., are they saying that those poor, disadvantaged people are too
stupid to know how to vote? That's the kind of feeling I get when I read
this article, and if I was a black man, I think I would be offended by
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