This is for you almond lovers out there.
Blue Diamond sells oven-roasted almonds that are not cooked
in oil. They are covered lightly in a natural vanilla.
They come in a sturdy plastic container with a screw on lid.
They are very delicious and healthy.
I believe I found them at Walmart.
Do you remember a time when Americans used to travel to places because
they could have a whole lot of fun for the money at those places. They
could go to some poor country and stay in the finest hotels and have servants
and live like royalty for a few days.
Now America is becoming the 3rd
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Hey, there's a whole book on caves of Vermont. The cave where the
rescue occurred is Falls (not False, as in the article) Cliff Cave in
Bennington County. The 2010 NSS Convention will be in Vermont. -- Bill
Mixon
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Check out this delicious recipe:
http://www.gatewayno.com/cuisine/recipes/lite/greenbeancranwalnut.html
I prefer to use a mixture of green beans, and throw in some fire-roasted
baby carrots from the camp-fire.
Use some flaxseed oil in the skillet.Top it off with some low-fat
Shouldn't your cave map note the normal threshold boundary
of total darkness?
Here is an e-mail I received from a company that sells a gadget
that could measure light intensity in a cave passage and possibly
determine the boundary line of total darkness in a cave:
For $1385 I'll walk into a cave and tell you when I can't see anymore
:-)
Cheers,
Stefan
From: David [mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.com]
Shouldn't your cave map note the normal threshold boundary
of total darkness?
Here is an e-mail I received from a company that sells a gadget
that could measure
1. What about the light beam from an entrance.
2. Which time? If the entrance faces West or East???
Just search on lux meters and you will get a lot of hits.
This place has a kit one for under $60 - www.electronickits.com/index.htm
They even have a tube amplifier kit! Just what you need for your
I think I would hold out until they make an automated one with robotic features
and the ability to uplink to a satellitesort of like those Martian
Roversbecause to ever get precise data...you would probably have to leave
the thing in the cave and let it move around for a year to find
Bill,
There may be a whole book on the caves of Vermont but it's stamp sized!
One of the Vermont caver T shirts says That's not my business card, it's a
cave map.
Nigel
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From: Mixon Bill e-mail: bmixon...@austin.rr.com
Hey, there's a whole book on
I heard mention of this the other day on Earth and Sky radio programette.
It sounds to me like a very fine alternative to importation of crude from
the mideast or alchemy of turning coal into oil.
Sulfur, I believe, is virtually non-existent in natural gas (well, except
maybe for YOUR natural gas)
There is a front page article in today's Austin American Statesman about
an Austinite in a coma after a Florida cave diving incident; few
caving/diving details.
http://www.statesman.com/search/content/news/stories/local/06/28/0628rou
ndup.html
Russ
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Try this link. Very talented young lady from all accounts, hope she
recovers.
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Even for those who can afford the high cost of gasoline, they (we) should
not be putting billions of our dollars in the pockets of OPEC...
Then WTF *should* we be doing, Fritz? Walking? There'll be no tipping the
balance of where the oil comes from in the next couple of decades at a
minimum.
Our congressman, Greg Walden, is proposing a new bill in the House called the
Security and Energy for America Act, which he says would cut dependence on
foreign oil and fund timber payments. To hear what he has to say, go to
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Hey Alex,
Better late than never in responding to my posts of June 19 to Louise, ET AL.
You may have misinterpreted what I was trying to get across. I am aware that
the US (and many others) will be dependant on OPEC and others for the
foreseeable future. But, do we still want to be in that
Better late than never in responding to my posts of June 19 to Louise, ET
AL.
Well, I'll admit that I found that digest (for reasons unexplained) in my spam
folder, but I'd swear it was from 29 June, not 19 June, or I would have left
well enough alone...
I
Alex,
I won't put my uneducated guess up against your semi-educated guess as there
are a lot of ifs which are beyond our control.
I believe that US industry can do almost anything if they want to but unlike at
the beginning of WW 2 when the incentive was patriotism and saving our way of
life,
Fritz --
...unlike at the beginning of WW 2 when the incentive was patriotism and
saving our way of life, the incentive now is purely monetary. So, indeed the
question may be not if they can but will they? The giant companies may
make millions in charitable (tax
I knew there had to be a catch with LED lights.
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Dave,
Darn LEDs can't cave roast them nuts!
Now if you had a carbide lamp, not only could you have cave roasted hot
peanuts. Or make those roasted, sugar coated, almonds, even better. You could
even fresh roast coffee beans and use one of them camp stove espress/capicino
makers!
Campmor.com,
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