Not that I'm saying I would fully comprehend any explanation, but it
would been nice to be informed what it was that I was viewing. Was this
a depiction of something that was actually observed, or an artist's
rendering of what is believed to be taking place? While it was visually
stunning, but
there are traces and hints that suggest the process nodes inside a cell
(mitochondria in specific, possibly others) are not parts of the original cell,
but symbiotes that have been absorbed into the genetic "program" due to their
huge benefit to the host cell. i doubt evolution is impossible, bu
++
| On Electricity (Generation)|
| from the looking-at-tomorrow dept. |
| posted by Hemos on Monday January 29, @10:54 (Power) |
| http://hard
Mike and D this is just the tip of the iceberg of what our government is doing
to undermine our country and the US citizens. I have been sitting here and
reading the posts of yours and Keith's, Mike W,Kirk & Jason just to name a few.
Now it has been brought to my attention concerning t
Phillip
Sorry, I can't help with your problem but maybe you
will know some who would be interested in my
MultiMachine project.
The MultiMachine, an open source, all purpose machine
tool that I originally designed and built and that is
now supported by an over 2700 member newsgroup, can be
built by
They will probably just get a slap on the wrist, but thats better than
nothing. And maybe, just maybe, the US might think twice before selling
weapons to Israel.
-paul
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/2/hi/middle_east/6310945.stm
Israel 'broke US arms deal terms'
*Israel probably violated the
It's quite simple to set up your own panel setup for what you require.
You first need to calculate your daily loads and duty cycles of your equipment.
ie. your sensor circuitry takes say, for example, 2.5 amps when operating and
switches on for 5 periods of 30 minutes each. The total of the opera
>From the print edition, sorry I don't have the link.
Jesse
Waking up and catching up
Jan 25th 2007 | AUSTIN, CHICAGO, LOS ANGELES AND
WASHINGTON, DC
>From The Economist print edition
Belatedly, and for many reasons, America is embracing
environmentalism
Getty Images
WHEN Jim Webb, the new
From Grain http://www.grain.org/seedling/?id=456
Nyéléni – for food sovereignty
*GRAIN*
*"Food Sovereignty is the right of peoples, communities, and countries to
define their own agricultural, pastoral, labour, fishing, food and land
policies which are ecologically, socially, economically and
>Hi Keith,
>
>"Oh well. The more the merrier I suppose, never mind how (which is
>also how some people feel when bits of their website get ripped of
>and sold at eBay)"
>
>I respect your big picture view of things and I think that it is
>required of us in order to compensate for the smallness of m
Why not just build a system to meet the specs?
J
Phillip Wolfe wrote:
>Readers - I believe my inquiry qualifies for your
>biofuel list as I need info on solar cells.
>
>Water Conservation Project Needs Solar Cells - If you
>know of any small solar cell with battery storage
>please send. I'm w
Gustl (and List)...ahh...another Zen calendar reader!! Love it...we keep ours
prominently displayed for daily reading.
I agree wholeheartedly with your comments. It continues to occur to me
throughout this discussion that certain methods of inquiry into certain types
of phenomena are no
Inner Space
Darwin based his theory of evolution on the assumption that cells were
simple blobs of protoplasm. As this short video demonstrates, they are
anything but and, as such, a good argument of why evolution is
impossible as a viable theory (though not as a matter of very blind
faith,
Hi Keith,
"Oh well. The more the merrier I suppose, never mind how (which is
also how some people feel when bits of their website get ripped of
and sold at eBay)"
I respect your big picture view of things and I think that it is required of
us in order to compensate for the smallness of many (if
Hallo Robert,
Sunday, 28 January, 2007, 14:18:41, you wrote:
rabr> David Kramer wrote:
...snip...
>>Pointing out that religious claims are not supported by any evidence
>>is not ridicule, it's a statement of fact.
>>
rabr> Pointing out that atheism is just a substitution of one belief
rabr> s
>Keith...thank you. Mike DuPree
You're most welcome Mike (though I'd much rather have had a good discussion).
Best
Keith
>- Original Message -
>From: "Keith Addison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To:
>Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 10:46 AM
>Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Can these people be trusted
Press release:
http://chge.med.harvard.edu/media/releases/documents/press_release.pdf
Call to Action statement:
http://chge.med.harvard.edu/media/releases/documents/call_to_action.pdf
Resources:
http://chge.med.harvard.edu/media/releases/jan_17.html
From: Center for Health and the Global Environme
David, haven't you embarrassed yourself enough already without this
continuing display of selective snipping and cheap hits that miss?
Backpedalling is not the same as covering your trail, especially not
on a mailing list (you can't cover your trail on a mailing list), and
it has the disadvanta
Hi Zeke
>Well, less meat would probably be a good idea for the average
>american, but meat can be had from animals that don't eat corn. It's
>sort of two different issues, that because of our factory farming
>structure, get treated like one. And actually, according to "The
>Omivoire's Dilemma
Hi Frank
>I was wondering why Journey to Forever wasn't included amongst their links.
I didn't check, but I'm not surprised. I don't get it with this guy.
He seems to have eradicated any potential usefulness from that page
at his site, so why bother to have it at all? It used to have the
diag
Hi Robert and All ;
> No. Christians are people who follow the
> teachings of Jesus
> Christ. Either Jesus was who he claimed to be, or
> he was a raving
> lunatic. You can't just say: "He was a nice guy and
> a wise teacher"
> while ignoring his other claims about himself.
For me this
It's the birthday of writer and politician Thomas Paine, (books by this author)
born in Thetford, England (1737). With his anonymously published pamphlet
"Common Sense," in 1776, he helped start the American Revolution, even though
he'd only been living in America for a little more than a year.
>>A genuine religion of peace cannot
>>have extremists. A genuine religion of peace would not have any
>>passages in its scriptures that could be construed as sanctioning or
>>calling for violence.
I didn't think it needed to be spelled out explicitly; I was obviously
mistaken. Islam, Christianit
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