Err...not sure where all that's coming from.
I'll tell you why hydro's the way for me, since apparently it's so
horrible or whatever.
My yard is entirely surrounded on all sides by overhead vegitation. No
portion of my yard gets more than 2-3 hours of direct sun a day, so
hydro lets me use my
Gregory Bateson was an anthropologist who was at one time married to
Margaret Mead; he worked in Bali. He was also involved in cybernetics
in its early days, and in research on schizophrenia (the double bind
hypthesis). He also did some work with dolphins. One smart man. His
father William was a
Hi
You might want to think about investigating permaculture. We have a
smallholding in Scotland which I bought recently, it has been farmed mostly
for livestock. The previous owners had a veg garden and kept pigs. We
have already started planning and developing the site using permaculture
Gary L. Green wrote:
No, the 3rd one is not met or at least I don't think so. It is NOT
spreading easily. If it were there would have been 10's of thousands
of deaths by now, not just a few hundred.
Okay, Let's go back, and see if we can quote me IN CONTEXT;
I SAID:
The WHO (who could
the dirt method involves
removing additional topsoil from some other
location, bringing it where he lives, and
replacing it/fertilizing it every year and/or
discarding it.
Say what? I believe they call the addition of carbonaceous material amending.
Some of us just call it adding compost.
Missed that last line.Please type slower in the future. I'm getting old. ;-DGaryOn 07Apr, 2006, at 8:34 PM, Chip Mefford wrote:In the case of H5N1, 2 of the three criteria are met, and the potential for the 3rd exists. Did you read my post? ___
Dude! I had no idea!...maybe great minds think alike.:-)Mike "Gary L. Green" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey! Have you been snooping around my computer? How did you know that?I feel so . ordinary.On 6 Apr 2006, at 20:48, Michael Redler wrote: can be found in the "favorites" folder
Gary L. Green wrote:
Missed that last line.
Please type slower in the future. I'm getting old. ;-D
Gary
Ain't we all brother,
Ain't we all.
Take care,
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While I was in Switzerland, there was a news report of wild birds (swans, I think) turning up dead. I'm frustrated becauseI couldn't determine if theydied froma strain of the flu (it was in dialect and my German isn't perfect).There is a serious effort to fight the bird flu out there and a
Here is an interesting article on the BBC
website...kinda helps reinforce the "...damned if you do, damned if you
don't..." feeling a lot of people have...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4880328.stm
--Randall
Charlotte, NC
Hi Robert
Ok, it's not exactly earth shattering,
But it IS exactly earth-shattering. :-)
Down to the gravel dust (lots of minerals), an earth-shattering
rototiller, worms that shatter bits of rock in their gut to help
grind up the other stuff for the microbugs to eat and mineralising it
at
Dear oh dear. Well, let's dump all the dross about where it's coming
from, whether it's so horrible, getting offended and reading stuff
into what people say. That last sure seems to be what you're doing. I
didn't assume anything, I just said what I thought about
hydroponics.
If you've got
I am going to commune with the Pacific and will be away from April
8-24th so I'm suspending email delivery from this list. However if
anyone wants to email me they can still get to my mailbox directly.
Cheers all. I'll have a beer for each and every one of you LOL :-s
Joe
Have a wonderful trip Joe. Have two beers for me :-) RoyJoe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am going to commune with the Pacific and will be away from April 8-24th so I'm suspending email delivery from this list. However if anyone wants to email me they can still get to my mailbox
Yea. Me too!Dude, that's a lot of beer.:-)MikeROY Washbish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Have a wonderful trip Joe. Have two beers for me :-) RoyJoe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am going to commune with the Pacific and will be away from April 8-24th so I'm suspending email
Yes! Yes! Yes!...where's my Uncle Sam suit?!Seriously,the return toa healthy counter-culture would be a really good thing (not that I remember the sixties).There are a few, less noticeable signs ofa government with too much power, bent on bringing "order" to the world and how it's
How to sort out information from disinformation?
Important issue for anyone trying to work off web
sites - but also important for everyone, everywhere.
How do you know whether any claim is true or not?
What if you base your start-up sustainable biofuel
business on poor information and bad
Well, I don't think it's a hoax in terms of the danger
to poultry - this could wipe out a large section of
agriculture; there's no doubt about that. However,
the jump to humans, and then to human-human
transmission, is a lot less clear; it could have
happened 20 years ago, or it could happen 20
There really is a range of options available; the main
thing is to adapt to your own unique circumstances
while using as little energy and material as possible.
I like the idea of the guy growing in an urban
wasteland - real urban renewal, that is.
With drip tubing and very well aerated soil
Ummm.. China?
--- Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4) Girls are more intelligent
Then why do they hang out with men? ;-)
Hakan Falk wrote:
Steve,
Well, you know that,
1) Girls live longer than men and are physically
superior, except for
muscle power (might be a training
Catalytic Cracker is a term from the petroleum
refining business; it is the reason that a barrel of
black gunk can be turned into short-chain gasoline
hydrocarbons; they rely on an inert solid-state
catalyst to 'crack' the gooey long-chain hydrocarbons
into shorter molecules. (Those big tower in
On 07Apr, 2006, at 10:37 PM, Michael Redler wrote:here is a serious effort to fight the bird flu out there and a belief that wild birds are spreading it. This seems to be a contradiction to the report we discussed earlier that wild birds are not as much the problem as factory farms. This doesn't
Uh, Yeah. Dude.
We had all these great ideas, then we got really stoned and it drifted away.
Then it was the 80's.
Bummer
Michael Redler wrote:
Yes! Yes! Yes!
...where's my Uncle Sam suit?!
Seriously, the return to a healthy counter-culture would be a really
good thing (not that I
Only if it's good microbrewery beer or an authentic Belgian style beer.If it's Amerikan corporate corn and rice fermented chemical soup, please not one in my name.GaryOn 08Apr, 2006, at 2:43 AM, Joe Street wrote:Cheers all. I'll have a beer for each and every one of you LOL :-s
"Consume for Victory"On 08Apr, 2006, at 2:49 AM, Keith Addison wrote:I'm sure it's that too. Do you think "Dig for Victory!" is out of date now, shouldn't it be "No-Dig for Victory!"? ___
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I demand Budweiser.
'Merika
Gary L. Green wrote:
Only if it's good microbrewery beer or an authentic Belgian style beer.
If it's Amerikan corporate corn and rice fermented chemical soup,
please not one in my name.
Gary
On 08Apr, 2006, at 2:43 AM, Joe Street wrote:
Cheers all. I'll
That's WHY not WHERE.The answer to Where is Bangkok.On 08Apr, 2006, at 7:23 AM, I. S. wrote:Ummm.. China? --- Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 4) Girls are more intelligent Then why do they hang out with men? ;-) ___
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Disco yuck.Being stoned is good though. That's why god invented Amsterdam and British Columbia.On 08Apr, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:We had all these great ideas, then we got really stoned and it drifted away. Then it was the 80's. Bummer
I demand Budvar, not the rip-off Amerikan version.
On 08Apr, 2006, at 8:06 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:
I demand Budweiser.
'Merika
Gary L. Green wrote:
Only if it's good microbrewery beer or an authentic Belgian style
beer.
If it's Amerikan corporate corn and rice fermented chemical
Okay fine but just because someone doesn't buy the party line doesn't make them a nutcase.Do buildings really implode inwards on their own? If so, then what about all these highly skilled blasters? Are they lying?What about the aircraft debris at the Pentagon "attack"? Not so much as a seat
I believe that's Czech for strong beer
Gary L. Green wrote:
I demand Budvar, not the rip-off Amerikan version.
On 08Apr, 2006, at 8:06 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:
I demand Budweiser.
'Merika
Gary L. Green wrote:
Only if it's good microbrewery beer or an authentic Belgian style
Dang Checks... why can't they learn ta speek inglish like the rest of
the world?
They make some good beer though. I guess the proper name is
Budweiser Budvar to diff it from the cruddy stuff.
On 8 Apr 2006, at 08:53, Mike Weaver wrote:
I believe that's Czech for strong beer
Gary L.
Hey Joe,
me thre please
dont get lost there
Fritz
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Yea. Me too!
Dude, that's a lot of beer.
Hi Gary,
i am not shure of the Belgian beer,but bavarian
beer is brewed under the "Reinheitsgebot" a law AD 1716 by the bavarian
Duch and falsly called the "German Purity Law" since it did apply in the begin
only to Bavaria!
And it calls: Beer should only be
brewed with Barley,Hops and
I have some PEX tubing left over from plumbing our house, any one with
experience using PEX to build a processor? Will the lye react to it? I am
thinking of using it to heat the processor from our tankless waterheater
which we use to heat the floor, as well as for mixing. Also will a washing
Hi Mike,
Budweiser is mainly brewed with Reis and therefore
Bananabeer and not suitable for humenconsumtion
Fritz
Rice adds to global warming and should only feed
the hungry
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Anyone familiar with a European pilsner that is uncarbonated out of the
bottle, at least until a slice of lemon is thrown into the bottom of the
glass and it's poured in?
Bumped into it a decade ago. Haven't seen it since and can't remember
the name.
Todd Swearingen
Gary L. Green wrote:
Hello Peter
How to sort out information from disinformation?
Yes, the problem. Here we are in the midst of the dawning Age of
Information and just about nobody knows how to sort t'other from
which. Lots of people think they do though. In some cases at least,
the more confident they are about
On 08Apr, 2006, at 2:43 AM, Joe Street wrote:
Cheers all. I'll have a beer for each and every one of you LOL :-s
Joe, if you're still there, have a great time - if you're going hang
gliding again try not to fall into the Pacific, it's not made of
beer. (Not even Budnonethewiser.)
All
Hi Peter
There really is a range of options available; the main
thing is to adapt to your own unique circumstances
while using as little energy and material as possible.
I like the idea of the guy growing in an urban
wasteland - real urban renewal, that is.
Urban wastelands the world over are
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