I've done climatology. The storm downgraded because the wind dropped 10
mile per hour and the category is based on wind speed. It was always
just barely cat 5. Wind speeds drop when the storm passes over land or
cooler water. The water flowing out of the Mississippi may have had an
effect both
Jed Rothwell wrote:
RC Macaulay wrote:
Watching the unrestrained looting via TV in New Orleans can give one
an insight why the people need the right to keep and bare arms.
Yes, short sleeve shirts are de rigueur for events of this nature.
Seriously, I do not see why we need guns in situat
Jed Rothwell wrote:
John Coviello wrote:
1st time martial law has been declared since WW2.
Martial law has been declared many times, especially during the
rioting in the 1960s. I do not know whether it has been declared after
natural disasters, but I expect it has been.
This storm was p
Kyle wrote..
I am a full timeClass A mechanic in the nearly jobless Buffalo New
York area, bringing homea little over $12,000/yr. That, to say the least,
sucks. Especially here ..
Kyle , 12k is below the welfare rate. You would be better off moving back to
ole Miss and get a job rebuilding g
Over the next few days we will have a better concept of the depth of the
disaster in N.O. The nation has , in effect, lost a city of 400-500 thousand.The
order has been given to totally evacuate the city proper. Should the city
become uninhabited for more than 2 months the average resident wi
OrionWorks writes:
> I can't speak for Jed, but what personally bothers me are those who DO make a
> decent income and
> therefore CAN afford to purchase any kind of car on the market. But what do
> many of them long for?
> What really jerks their chain? The biggest, meanest, the most powerful
> From: Jed Rothwell
> I would say I am praying for them, but alas I am stone cold atheist, and I do
> not pray for anything.
But, of course, you hope for the best for them. Pas de difference.
You are a wise man, Jed; however, I protest that you do not know enough to
prove a negative. A wise
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From: "OrionWorks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 9:59 PM
Subject: Re: Gasoline panic has begun in Atlanta
From: "Kyle Mcallister"
> From: "Jed Rothwell"
> I told her "serves you right for driving that big car!"
> It serves the whole
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: 2005/08/31 Wed PM 07:55:09 CDT
> To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
> Subject: FW: Alleviating Energy Costs
>
> I just got wind from an outside source that BLP and
> Carrier Corporation(part of the United Technologies
> group) are up to something with R&D on a "new technolo
Kyle Mcallister writes:
"> I am sorry, but I have zero sympathy for people who
> drive gas guzzlers. They should have known this was going to happen sooner
> or later.
You go too far here. I'm sorry, but I am sure I am not the only one here who is
getting a little tired of the holier than thou t
> From: "Kyle Mcallister"
> > From: "Jed Rothwell"
>
>
> > I told her "serves you right for driving that big car!"
> > It serves the whole damn nation right. I am sorry,
> > but I have zero sympathy for people who drive gas
> > guzzlers. They should have known this was going to
> > happen soo
Terry Blanton writes:
"2) The power company says that they can restore the grid in 4 to 5 weeks
after the water is removed.
But, as others have stated, the pumps run on electricity."
I am sure they thought of this! There must be a way to restore critical parts
of the grid, including the pumps
Fascinating, informative report..thanks Terry.
"Contraflow," that's what they called it. Good term. I'm glad they
eventually used it. The photo of NO I saw with 99.9 percent outbound
traffic seemed to beg for its implementation.
I have seen this work quite well in the Malibu fires a few year
I just got wind from an outside source that BLP and Carrier Corporation
(part of the United Technologies group) are up to something with R&D on a
"new technology" for home and commercial heating systems. UTC C. Corp. is
currently nearing completion of their major expansion of the engineering
bu
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 8:53 PM
Subject: NOLA Catch-22
Sorry I don't have the refs handy but from what I can determine:
1) The Corps of Engineers say that, with all pumps running (and the
levee's patched),
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 8:37 PM
Subject: Re: Gasoline panic has begun in Atlanta
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To:
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Sorry I don't have the refs handy but from what I can determine:
1) The Corps of Engineers say that, with all pumps running (and the levee's
patched), they can pump 1 inch out of the NOLA bowl in 44 hours. They say that
it will take 9 weeks to take the water out.
2) The power company says th
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From: "Jed Rothwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, 31 August, 2005 01:30 PM
Subject: Gasoline panic has begun in Atlanta
> I told her "serves you right for driving that big car!" It serves the
whole
> damn nation right. I am sorry, but I have zero sympath
- Original Message -
From: "Terry Blanton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 7:31 PM
Subject: Panic in Atlanta - Strange Commute
Panic sets in in Atlanta. 93 Octane is $3.89 and the lines remind me of
the crisis of c. '76. Gas lines are spilling into highways
- Original Message -
From: "Jed Rothwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 1:30 PM
Subject: Gasoline panic has begun in Atlanta
a friend of mine with an SUV just called. She went to three gas stations in
Atlanta and they were out of gasoline. The fourth one, Ci
Panic sets in in Atlanta. 93 Octane is $3.89 and the lines remind me of the
crisis of c. '76. Gas lines are spilling into highways and people are
literally fighting.
There is no pleasure in vindication. It took me longer to get home than when
it snows.
BTW, diesel is still $2.60.
The only way to answer this question is to know how many nuclear events
are occurring per second. In hot fusion, this rate can be measured by
measuring the neutron production rate. This quaNTITY is then compared
it to the energy being produced. This comparison is not possible during
cold fusi
A student-oriented project:
http://blake.montclair.edu/~kowalskil/cf/252clauzon.html
This report was issued late last year. It's an accessment of what would have
happened to NOLA had hurricane Ivan hit. Shirley hit it right on and made
recommendations. She also forecast 40 to 60,000 dead.
Now they are admitting that thousands could be dead. Whispers I'm hearing
inside the
> From: Jed Rothwell
> Woops. Maybe it is not an artificial shortage. See:
>
> http://www.ajc.com/news/content/business/0805/31bizgasprices.html
>
> "The two pipelines that bring gasoline and jet fuel to the region are down
> powerless to pump as Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on electrical
I am still looking for an answer to the question i posed, are CF
researchers seeing as much energy as they would expect to see if the
same number of reactions were occurring under hot fusion?
The metro Atlanta region generally has about a 10-day supply of gasoline
in inventory,
Wow.
I'm typically not a doom 'n gloomer type, but this is scary. And the
northeast grid shutdown in 2003?
Methinks we ain't seen nothin' yet.
s
Title: Re: Schauberger Effects
Chris Zell posted;
Has anyone ever read about any documented
effects similar to what
Schauberger claimed? If there is any reality to what he claimed,
then
somebody
must have observed something similar.
...tornadoes or negative viscosity, perhaps.
Thanks
Woops. Maybe it is not an artificial shortage. See:
http://www.ajc.com/news/content/business/0805/31bizgasprices.html
"The two pipelines that bring gasoline and jet fuel to the region are down
powerless to pump as Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on electrical
infrastructure.
The metro Atla
a friend of mine with an SUV just called. She went to three gas stations in
Atlanta and they were out of gasoline. The fourth one, Citigo, was selling
premium gasoline at $3.50 per gallon and they expect the price to rise to
$4.00 within a few days.
I told her "serves you right for driving tha
John Steck wrote...
Perhaps a bit late, but any recommendations
to offset grid dependence this winter? I suspect the budget busting
fuel costs last winter will pale by comparison to this winter... even a
wood fueled steam powered generator is looking cost effective at this
point. 8^(
keeps playing back in my head
While I would not exclude HAARP intervention:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050831/NEWS08/508310400/1025/NEWS
Is anyone else curious as to what if
anything was being done to cause the downgrade to category 4 just prior to
landfall and the subsequent rapid disintegration of the front? Our recent
thread on contrails and weather modification efforts keeps playing back in my
head
-john
Perhaps a bit late, but any recommendations
to offset grid dependence this winter? I suspect the budget busting
fuel costs last winter will pale by comparison to this winter... even a
wood fueled steam powered generator is looking cost effective at this
point. 8^(
Lots of talented peopl
Agree. Just more super-personification of children by their parents IMO.
The list below describes every 5 year old boy I've ever met. I suspect many
of us on this list are still "indigo children"... 8^)
---
They come into the world with a feeling of royalty (and often act like it)
They have a f
RC Macaulay wrote:
Watching the unrestrained looting via TV in New Orleans can give one an
insight why the people need the right to keep and bare arms.
Yes, short sleeve shirts are de rigueur for events of this nature.
Seriously, I do not see why we need guns in situations like this. People
John Coviello wrote:
1st time martial law has been declared since WW2.
Martial law has been declared many times, especially during the rioting in
the 1960s. I do not know whether it has been declared after natural
disasters, but I expect it has been.
This storm was powerful and the effects
Wesley Bruce wrote:
RC Macaulay wrote:
The police cannot cope with mass looting of this scope, just stand by
and watch. the animals run wild.
I have seen much worse looting. This is no big deal. The stuff is ruined
anyway.
Not all looting is looting. I was in a flood rescue situation o
Wesley Bruce wrote:
Er Jed that the "Australia" news paper you've sent us all. Are you sure
the link has not got mixed up?
As noted, it was reprinted from the New Republic.
- Jed
Rubbish.
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Behalf Of Grimer
Sent: 30 August 2005 19:19
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: The Casmir, ZPE, Research in general
At 02:54 pm 30/08/2005 +0100, Cornwall wrote:
> The Casmir effect is Van der Waals attra
From:
RC Macaulay
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 11:46
PM
Subject: Civilization's thin vaneer
Watching the unrestrained looting via TV in New Orleans can give one an
insight why the people need the right to keep and bare arms. In
times of g
RC Macaulay wrote:
Watching the unrestrained looting via TV in New Orleans can give one
an insight why the people need the right to keep and bare arms. In
times of great calamities, people show their base instincts were it
good or evil.
The police cannot cope with mass looting of this sc
Jed Rothwell wrote:
Thomas malloy wrote:
Jed posted on an article published in the New Republic putting down
cold fusion. The article is available by subscription only, however
he posted the following URL
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,16414974%5E28737,00.html
At 04:38 pm 30/08/2005 -0400, Terry wrote:
See the diagram. Looks a lot like MAHG.
> http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/mar2/fox.htm
>
> Excerpt:
>
> "Kenneth Shoulders was the first to discover and
> obtain a patent using HDCC technology.[2]
>
> When warned by his patent attorney that there
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