From: Frederick Sparber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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PLATO - (c 427 - c 347 BC)
Plato was a Greek philosopher and one of the most creative
and influential thinkers in Western philosophy. Born to an
aristocratic family in Athens, he eventually became a
disciple of Socrates. The Platonic
Keith wrote:
Hi Michael,
Perhaps you should actually check what the EPA sez about Methyl Chloride?
http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/hlthef/methylch.html
Methinks you've been inhaling too much Vortex of recent,
it has a corrosive effect on common sense (grin).
K.
I have read it. That's when
thomas malloy wrote:
So you maintain that life just happened? You believe that nonliving
material just became animated?
Yup. I am sure of it. You should not pretend to be surprised that I think
so. Most biologists agree, as I am sure you know.
Given what you've previously posted, I'm
By the way, thanks very much for the What's New posts. I know I'll risk
being run out of the group on a rail by saying this, but while Parks
seems to be a pathological skeptic (much like The Amazing Randi) who
would find a way to deny it if aliens landed on his own front yard and
abducted his
Hi Mike,
I'm glad you took some measurements, but I'm confused
by your results. If you see no drop off from 1
to 5 miles inland, how do you know the results are
coming from the ocean? Another source listed
on the EPA site is burning biomass. I recall you've
had quite a bit of that in the past
Good morning cold fusion fans!
I just submitted a summary of my current cold fusion efforts and
activities on SCISCOOP.
As you may or may not know, stories will only go online if other users
vote YES to post them.
Won't you be so kind as to help out?
http://www.sciscoop.com/
If you are not a
Keith wrote:
I'm glad you took some measurements, but I'm confused
by your results. If you see no drop off from 1
to 5 miles inland, how do you know the results are
coming from the ocean? Another source listed
on the EPA site is burning biomass. I recall you've
had quite a bit of that in
Thomas, I've got a question or two about Ross.
thomas malloy wrote:
Taking it one step further there is Ross's book Creator and the Cosmos.
What's Ross's position on the age of the Earth?
I _thought_ he was the young-Earth creationist and hydrologist who had
attributed continent formation
s
More power to him. See:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1072-1794500,00.html
- Jed
Make that 4.0 microamps at 200 microvolts as the filament
went from 5.2 ohms cold to ~ 6.5 ohms facing the sun.
FJS
- Original Message -
From: Frederick Sparber
To: vortex-l
Sent: 10/5/05 10:20:10 AM
Subject: Re: Sealed Beam Tungsten-Halogen Headlamp OU Solar Collectors
From: Alex Caliostro
here is the nordic view on CH3Cl which recognizes the source of
cloromethane
It has been concluded that well over 90%, and perhaps as much as 99%, of
ambient air concentrations on a global scale appear to originate from
natural sources rather than from anthropogenic
Keith Nagel wrote:
I'm also sure that the burning biomass in your backyard
has released a slew of toxic chemicals. Should we
revise the numbers to make these levels acceptable because
they occur in nature? I do agree that folks are generally
paranoid about chemical exposure, but if animal
Hey Mike,
So presumably as you go inland, the levels drop off.
How fast do they do so? And what numbers did you measure?
To be clear, most sources ( including the EPA ) back
your claim. Here for example, the evil socialists of Sweden (grin) say...
Methyl chloride (CAS No. 74-87-3) is released
thomas malloy wrote:
I posted and
Steve Krivit replied
Ignorance, eh? How about information science? IMHO, the islands of
ignorance map should have the U of Maryland in bright red.
Thomas,
Why? Because of his antics with CF?
[ ... ]Then there is his [Parks'] attacks on my right to
And remember, silica can be dangerous. Good heavens, beaches are full
of the stuff.
And many fruit seeds contain cyanide. And airplane rides expose you to
radiation.
And so it goes...
-Original Message-
From: Keith Nagel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 05,
From: Zell, Chris
And remember, silica can be dangerous. Good heavens, beaches are full
of the stuff.
not to mention the thousands that die every year breathing dihydrogen oxide
_
-alex
_
FREE pop-up blocking with the new
Keith wrote:
So presumably as you go inland, the levels drop off.
How fast do they do so? And what numbers did you measure?
I never made any inland measurements. I just got a bug up
my *** one day when I was taking my boat out and took the
chromatagraph with me. I was damn lucky I didn't
Michael Foster wrote:
There are serious toxic substances about that need
highly watchful regulation. But you can't do a good job of it if
you try to act as if everything is dangerous. Case in point, if
you buy sodium chloride from a chemical company, it comes with an
MSDS sheet, ditto SiO2.
Hey Mike,
I had a similar experience to you when I got a rad counter. I was
pretty surprised to find fireplaces had 3-5X background
level of radiation, prolly exceeding NRC regs. It was
explained to me that trees concentrate airborne radioactive
particles from rain, and being heavy they tend to
-Original Message-
From: Jed Rothwell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 3:01 PM
To: vortex-L@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: Methyl Chlori
Read the history of the Tokaimura nuclear accident. A friend of mine in
Japan who has connections to the nuclear industry says
Supports a half-baked hypothesis of mine regarding the folks on the left and
right coasts... The methyl chloride, which penetrates the cranial
encapsulant easily, may open the diode junctions to atmospheric attack. 8^)
-Original Message-
From: Michael Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could just be how I am looking at it, but aren't these rotary to linear
designs? Don't see how it would the other direction (unless the piston axis
were at an angle to the rotation shaft). That looks to be the Green patent,
bi-axial force tied to a rotating member.
-john
-Original
Viral fragments pieced together. Astounding! Shades of Jurassic Park. Ulp! See:
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8103
- Jed
i know tom and richard often post on esoteric issues -- i oft see frank
quote from the latin bible
i was wonderin if you cant believe scriptsure on what do you base belief
Catholic Church no longer swears by truth of the Bible
By Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent
THE hierarchy of the
Depolymerization supposedly makes oil out of just
about anything.
How does DP compare in this respect with other methods
to process oil shale into oil?
Would it be possible to turn out the oil from it much
faster and with simpler processing than with corncobs
and turkey guts? Hell, the stuff is
Has a bible ever been published with some sort of disclaimer?
Harry
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
Alex Caliostro wrote:
i know tom and richard often post on esoteric issues -- i oft see
frank quote from the latin bible
i was wonderin if you cant believe scriptsure on what do you base
In reply to Alex Caliostro's message of Tue, 04 Oct 2005 09:55:22
-0600:
Hi,
[snip]
Space Elevator Concept Undergoes Reel World Testing
By Leonard David
Senior Space Writer
posted: 23 September 2005
2:33 p.m. ET
[snip]
This is pointless as long as there are no known materials with
sufficient
Alex Caliostro wrote: i know tom and richard often post
on esoteric issues -- i oft see frank quote from the latin
bible i was wonderin if you cant believe scriptsure on
what do you base belief
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote..This is nothing new. The Catholic Church
has never held that the
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
Harry Veeder wrote:
Has a bible ever been published with some sort of disclaimer?
Dunno, but I think the converse of the question may be equally interesting:
Does the Bible say, _anywhere_ in its text, that the entire text is the
inerrant word of God?
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Wed, 05 Oct 2005 16:23:57
-0400:
Hi,
[snip]
Viral fragments pieced together. Astounding! Shades of Jurassic Park. Ulp! See:
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8103
- Jed
I wonder if these are the same scientists that let the mice with
black plague
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