Luke,
PEX should work OK, but the life span would depend on what it is exposed to. It
is not good for long term outdoor use as UV breaks it down after several months
in the sun. Also, it probably won't last too long if used for straight sodium
methoxide or high strength sodium hydroxide service,
This is an open question with some new thoughts regarding this topic.
I was flying today and just before take off the stewardess was going
through the emergency details and when she got to the breathing oxygen
part I though of this recent discussion. It dawned on me that there is
some oxygen onb
Mike,
You are overlooking
that Building 7, not hit by any plane, collapsed in the same controlled manner
as the towers.
Also the momentum energy of the
planes would've been spread over a couple hundred feet. The stoppage
was
not instantaneous. And the towers were
designed for impact by larg
Mike,
If it follows the rules for the pilots, it should be enough for 30
minutes. The rules say that over a certain level it must be 30
minutes for the pilots and over next specified level also for the
passengers. It is a lot of oxygen.
Hakan
At 08:56 08/04/2006, you wrote:
>This is an open
Fritz,
Belgium is for beer what France is for vine, it is no country in the
world that has more variants and better average beer quality. Some
beers in other countries are outstanding, like some vine in other
countries, but Belgium is the country of beer and France is the
country of vine. Whe
Mike,
This is the emergency oxygen, the comes to this the oxygen for the
normal pressurized cabin. This is probably depending on the flight
and those reserves.
Hakan
At 11:19 08/04/2006, you wrote:
>Mike,
>
>If it follows the rules for the pilots, it should be enough for 30
>minutes. The rul
Yes! So true.On 8 Apr 2006, at 17:11, Hakan Falk wrote:When it comes to vine, nothing beats the Spanish average quality. ___
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Hi Gary,
god adds the yeast anyway what a good brewmaster is
doeing is only refine it
lol Fritz
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Hakan,
you are touching a very fine nerv in me
now!
Have you ever seen Hopsgardens in Belgium?But you
can see them in Lower Bavaria and the Bavarians let them Belgians have a bit the
Leftovers,what the dont need for their own Beer and ther is still the Question
of the Purity to answer bei th
Fritz,
I have been many times in Beergarten in Munich, very historical. I
love the Munich Oktoberfest and the ambiance, been there many times.
The beer they brew for the Oktoberfest is quite special. However,
Belgium have the largest varieties of beers, especially dark, and
they love to make
Hello Randall
>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...
Maybe there might be another reason they think that, if indeed they
do think that. See below, eg, or several tons of stuf
Oh crap! Clear the room! There's gonna be trouble! I would have preferred a much more civilized topic - like SOCCER. MikeHakan Falk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Fritz,I have been many times in Beergarten in Munich, very historical. I love the Munich Oktoberfest and the ambiance, been the
Okay but don't tell it to the guy whose job it is to pitch the wort. Could get god into trouble with the union.On 08Apr, 2006, at 8:45 PM, Fritz Friesinger wrote:god adds the yeast anyway what a good brewmaster is doeing is only refine it___
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Hakan,
you are absolutly rigth,since the Water is so
polluted in old Europe i am now in northern Quebec to start the Job there! Just
a joke i appreciate the purity of my very own Lakes and have seen the proove
again a couple of days ago,when i discovered how good my Solmontrouts came over
th
Hi Keith,
I completely agree. I was just thinking about the
poor guy who had to haul 5-gallon buckets of soil up
to the top of his roof. If you had absolutely no
other choice( say you lived in a high rise and just
had a little window space) the system I described is
the friendliest potted-plant
I have to point out here, I've encountered just as
many dishonest and greedy small businesspeople as I
have dishonest and greedy large corporations. I
rather work with a large group of ethical and
dedicated people, perhaps organized into an
employee-owned corporation, then I would with some of
the
>Okay but don't tell it to the guy whose job it is to pitch the wort.
>Could get god into trouble with the union.
Do they pitch the worst in soccer? I thought that was baseball. -K
>On 08Apr, 2006, at 8:45 PM, Fritz Friesinger wrote:
>
>>god adds the yeast anyway what a good brewmaster is doei
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/04/08/Opinion/Biofuels_movement_is_.shtml
Someone please educate this idiot.
AP
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A quote from the end says:
Let's bring the boys home. Otherwise, let's send this
man back to Texas and see what sort of work he is capable
of and let him start making a contribution to
the world.
However, this Texan would rather see him sent to Iraq to fight his
own war. We
Hi Peter
>Hi Keith,
>
>I completely agree. I was just thinking about the
>poor guy who had to haul 5-gallon buckets of soil up
>to the top of his roof.
:-) But just think of all the great veggies he'd haul down again,
with gravity on his side!
>If you had absolutely no
>other choice( say you l
>I have to point out here, I've encountered just as
>many dishonest and greedy small businesspeople as I
>have dishonest and greedy large corporations. I
>rather work with a large group of ethical and
>dedicated people, perhaps organized into an
>employee-owned corporation, then I would with some
"D. Mindock" wrote:
Mike,You
are overlooking that Building 7, not hit by any plane, collapsed in the
same controlled manner as the towers.
OK, I will have to read up on building 7.
Also the
momentum energy of the planes would've been spread over a couple hundred
feet. The stoppage wasnot inst
Hakan,
Great, Thanks! If we can come up with an O2 flow rate needed per person we
could do some calcs and what-if-ing. Also, I know a few pilots here, I will ask
them if they know how big the supply is?
Mike McGinness
Hakan Falk wrote:
> Mike,
>
> If it follows the rules for the pilots, it sho
I found some good documentation on wood at the USDA Forrest Service. Properties of wood: http://tinyurl.com/oyyd5 or http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/fplgtr/fplgtr113/ch04.pdf#search='mechanical%20properties%20of%20wood' Publications list: http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/document-lis
And the towers were designed for impact by large aircraft.
I read an interview with the architect - he said the buildings were
designed to withstand a hot from the planes of the time the towers were
built; these planes were smaller and carried
less fuel. In typical list fashion, I don't rememebr
Hallo Mike,
Friday, 07 April, 2006, 20:04:32, you wrote:
MW> Uh, Yeah. Dude.
MW> We had all these great ideas, then we got really stoned and it
MW> drifted away.
Actually brother, money entered the picture and the better portion of
us just melded into the system. Seems like somehow folk
Keith Addison wrote:
> 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 the same time, and
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Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2006 15:43:42 -0400
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Greetings all,
I am not a reader of Time, but I was waiting for my flight and picked it
up at the newsstand as the cover page, and nearly the entire issue was
all about global warming.
Most of the rest of it was about the US Immigration debate in
Washington, Republican congressmen distancing them
Thanks Mike,
I seem to recall the same thing, architect interview, but on a recent PBS
broadcast on the topic. Probably why I thought the size of the planes made a
bigger difference, or a bigger impact .
Best
Mike McGinness
"D. Mindock" wrote:
> And the towers were designed for impact by larg
Keith,
Greetings from Houston Texas.
I respect your opinion and point of view on the topic of corporations, but I see
a little bit different perspective on corporations. But first let me agree that
many large and small corporations do commit criminal acts, many of which they
get
away with, which
A friend of mine sent me this today. Thought many of you would appreciate
some of them.
And, perhaps there is hope in 2006!! I am seeing a strong movement
here in the USA to replace the republicans THIS year! There seem to be
dozens of issues getting current media attention that are creating
Speaking of beer, and I was, ... Mike, I read they are going into
bars and arresting people for being drunk. Pre-crime. I never
thought I'd see it in my life time.
On 09Apr, 2006, at 2:40 AM, Mike McGinness wrote:
> However, this Texan would rather see him sent to Iraq to fight his
> ow
But can't you just hear that annoying Dubya voice saying:Them towers have GOT to come down. If their still standin' then they can be fixed or ignored or sumthin'. They won't be the symbol we need. Make sure them towers come DOWN!On 09Apr, 2006, at 5:29 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:And the towers were
Sports ya know, I just don't get it.People spend money, waste energy, waste time, sitting on their collective asses watching millionaires get some exercise and racking up imaginary points that mean nothing at the end of the day. No one is helped, nothing is built, no real good is done.I am gui
Oh, wahoo. wally-world to save the day. i doubt it. they will make a big
show to convince their opposition that they are doing the good deed and then
when everyone believes it they will flip the switch on the whole deal when
noone is looking. cant see the flashlight go out in the daytime, y'know
Huh? Us Americans? Who dat?You speak as if we / they were a unified whole.Definitely NOT.I was born into it. By choice I left, not that it really makes any difference. My tax money? If they didn't have a single tax payer left all they'd have to do is go to the Federal Reserve (it aint federal
>"Saving Iran is going
> to be his legacy."
I seem to remember hearing that before "Our thousand year legacy...The
Third Reich shall save the world from impurity." problem is, it only lasted
about 15 and then they got some severe smackdown handed to them.I'm glad I
live in the middle of nowh
>(I haven't
>grown decent melons yet!)
Do you have any sand? melons need a relatively damp loose sandy soil. have
you ever heard of muskmelons? they are a variant of canteloupe that is grown
in a town about 8 mi from where i grew up called Muscatine, and they get
volunteers out of some of the
Jason & Katie wrote:
> Do you have any sand?
No. I have lots of clay beneath the topsoil I've built up, but no sand.
> melons need a relatively damp loose sandy soil. have
> you ever heard of muskmelons? they are a variant of canteloupe that is grown
> in a town about 8 mi from where
hello robert,
i am from the midwest of america. the best landmark i can think of is a
stretch of the Mississippi River that runs East to West on the map. that
stretch of river is surrounded by a little-known place called the quad
cities. a bit to the southwest, right at the transition from E-W
Gary L. Green wrote:
> Huh? Us Americans? Who dat?
Ok Gary. For ME, as an American, some of the discussion gets a
little hard to hear.
robert luis rabello
"The Edge of Justice"
Adventure for Your Mind
http://www.newadventure.ca
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Jason & Katie wrote:
> hello robert,
>
> i am from the midwest of america.
If you'd said "Iowa", I'd have enough of an idea! When I think of
Iowa, I think of corn, soybeans and hogs.
The coastal regions of the Pacific Northwest are characterized by
heavy rainfall for most of
sorry, i guess its a bad habit i have, assuming noone pays attention to Iowa
but the Iowans.
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> Jason & Katie wrote:
>
>> hello robert
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