> From: Jed Rothwell
> Now that you mention it, I wonder what "throw in the
> towel" refers to?
As already stated by others I believe it refers to when in a boxing match the
trainer throws in the towel to the ring when it looks obvious to him that his
fighter is being beaten to a bloody pulp b
Jones wrote..
Stephen, > Now, time for an
anecdote: My father lived through the 1918 flu, in >
Philadelphia; he remembered the coffins stacked by the sides of the >
streets Very simple, really: No aspirin... The doctor figured
flu > couldn't stand alchohol, and told ever
the New Energy Times mascot? Porksie the
flying pig?
Hah... the "icon of improbability"?
http://www.flying-pig.co.uk/pagesv/pig.htm > FG: I must congratulate whoever on the no mean feat of
getting this > heavier than air creature to fly.
Does "no mean feat" have "average toes"...
?
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At 03:57 pm 26/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
> By the way, have you seen the New Energy Times mascot? Porksie the flying pig?
>
> http://newenergytimes.com/Images/Porksie.jpg
>
> Cheers,
>
> Steve
As the originator of the Dr Pork sobriquet
(according to the Mail Archives, see,
http://www.mail-arc
I'll bet the odor is magnificent!
Thanks, John,
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From: Jed
Now that you mention it, I wonder what "throw in the towel" refers to?
Obviously you have not seen "Rocky". Throwing in the towel in boxing is
concession of defeat. The ceceeding side literally tossed the towel into
the ring.
_
-alex
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Alex Caliostro wrote:
>
> It's just that I remember those blisters I used to get from shelling
corn.
> But the cobs save on paper!
>
Aw shucks Alex, I did my share of that too.
The husking tool was a 20 penny spike through a leather
loop on the middle finger. Great time for philosophical di
Jed,
I watch the conventional media with both a telescope and a microscope on
this subject matter. I agree with you. And I think it's more than an inch.
"Largely discredited" literally means there is some credit.
You are seeing the mechanisms of mass media and control of public opinion
at wo
It's not about enough, it's about more. Greed is good, greed works. It
drives things. It pushes things forward. Capitalism is self limiting by
simple market economics and pack mentality (destroy the weak, perpetually
challenge the leader). Democracy is but an ideal (the champion of democracy
i
Try this...
http://www.pinnaclestove.com/
-john
-Original Message-
From: Alex Caliostro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 3:21 PM
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: Bubble Wrap Insulation & Plastic Netting
>From: "Frederick Sparber"
>With natural gas selli
OrionWorks wrote:
Don't leave me dangling, Jed! What is the "spoon" reference in regards to?
Now that you mention it, I wonder what "throw in the towel" refers to?
The Japanese expression is similar in meaning, but grimmer. In Japanese it
is, "saji wo nageru." A saji, or spoon, was seldom us
Jed sez:
> ...I threw in the towel (or as the Japanese say,
> "pitched the spoon")
>- Jed
Don't leave me dangling, Jed! What is the "spoon" reference in regards to? I
suspect my personal interpretation of a coach tossing a wooden spoon into a
sumo wresting match to call it quits isn't correct.
The trouble with corn stoves is that many town-city codes have no-burn
days (the fines can be as high as $300.00) and the insurance rates go
through the roof.
IOW, you're up the creek.
FJS
> [Original Message]
> From: Alex Caliostro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Date: 10/26/05 3:22:10 PM
> Subje
I have converted the following paper from an image format to Microsoft
Word format:
Schwinger, J. Nuclear Energy in an Atomic Lattice. in The First
Annual Conference on Cold Fusion. 1990. University of Utah Research
Park, Salt Lake City, Utah: National Cold Fusion Institute.
Before I upload this
Oct 26, 2005
Vortex,
I used to subscribe to Nature. I still receive their Nature Alerts when the
next issue comes out. It gives a brief sentence on their various topics
covered.
The article in question discusses the activity of Putterman and his
experiments in sonoluminescence at UCLA. Nothing new
Jed sez:
> The Google Alerts program brought me the following link:
>
> http://www.nature.com/news/2005/051024/full/4371224a.html
>
> I am not a subscriber to nature.com, so I do not know what
> the article says, but Google brought me a partial quote:
>
> "Physics: Far from the frontier
>
> N
Stephen,
> Now, time for an anecdote: My father lived through the 1918
flu, in > Philadelphia; he remembered the coffins stacked by the sides of
the > streets Very simple, really: No aspirin... The
doctor figured flu > couldn't stand alchohol, and told everybody to get
drunk as soon a
From: "Frederick Sparber"
With natural gas selling at $1.45 per therm and going to $2.00 by next
week, this might
be a good investment for temporary "thermo-pane" solar heat, and
insulation.
Well, Fred, at two bucks a therm, it's time to say "aw shucks".
http://www.americasheat.com/
At $2
The Google Alerts program brought me the following link:
http://www.nature.com/news/2005/051024/full/4371224a.html
I am not a subscriber to nature.com, so I do not know what the article
says, but Google brought me a partial quote:
"Physics: Far from the frontier
Nature.com (subscription) - L
Jed Rothwell wrote:
By the way, if you are in the mood to panic, here is a worst-case
scenario described in an imaginary future blog, published in Nature:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v435/n7041/full/435400a.html
QUOTE:
"27 February 2006 Everyone for themselves
I watch the scene
Alex,
I believe Selinium was included in the list Pauling published.
Mark
From: "Alex Caliostro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: OT: Bird Flu and Vitamin C
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 10:53:54 -0600
From: "Mark Goldes"
I take a variety of
From: "Mark Goldes"
I take a variety of supplements starting with the list Pauling used himself
provided in How to Live Longer and Feel Better. You are correct that large
does of C should not be taken without other necessary vitamins as well as
replacements for the trace minerals that C washe
I take a variety of supplements starting with the list Pauling used himself
provided in How to Live Longer and Feel Better. You are correct that large
does of C should not be taken without other necessary vitamins as well as
replacements for the trace minerals that C washes out of the system.
From: "Mark Goldes"
I have been taking 12 grams of C daily for many years and following
Cathcart by increasing the dose sharply when symptoms of a virus appear.
You should also be taking other antioxidants. For example, selenium
deficiency in the soil has been shown to correlate with certai
Jones, vo,
I have been taking 12 grams of C daily for many years and following Cathcart
by increasing the dose sharply when symptoms of a virus appear. Alacer
SuperGram II from VitaCost.com is a source that greatly reduces the
probability of stomach discomfort. These green 1 gram pills are e
Amantadine is a precursor drug of Tamiflu, and is
used in the treatment of Parkinson's syndrome. The Russian doctors
who discovered this anti-viral use - have been treating far more cases of Avian
flu than we have, especially as it moves across Asia, and say that it does treat
the most comm
From: "Jones Beene"
Cathcart's web site says treatment of the Bird Flu with massive doses of
ascorbate would be the same as any other flu except that the severity of
the disease indicates that it may take unusually massive doses of ascorbic
acid orally, or even intravenous sodium ascorbate.
Cathcart's web site says treatment
of the Bird Flu with massive doses of ascorbate would be the same as any other
flu except that the severity of the disease indicates that it may take unusually
massive doses of ascorbic acid orally, or even intravenous sodium ascorbate.
According to him, IF
With natural gas selling at $1.45 per therm and going to $2.00 by next week, this might
be a good investment for temporary "thermo-pane" solar heat, and insulation.
In the early 1990s I tried some "bubble wrap" on a horizontal surface at 40 F outdoor air
temperature at around 9:00 AM. The tem
Vortexians- I some times wonder- How much money would be enough
for the rich and greedy?
The average person of today can work is whole live
and justmake a million dollars if he never misses a
day of work.
Yet the rich and greedy can
Jed-What a name- Anal Are YA? Wow.- Ges
http://www.forbes.com/2005/10/19/clarke-arthur-communications_comm05_cx_ac_1024clarke.html
I thought Jed might enjoy this anecdote since he uses voice recog s/w:
"(My own first attempts to train one of the best current systems had
hilarious results. When I said, Now is the time for all good me
Could be.
Cathcart discovered that several viral diseases believed impossible to
treat, such as viral pneumonia, and AIDS, respond to massive doses of
Vitamin C.
He was using up to 200 grams some years ago. Above 100 grams daily is
administered by injection, not orally.
Before Linus Pauli
From: Jed Rothwell
Do you really, seriously think that you know more about this than all those
researchers and doctors who are urging governments to stockpile Tamiflu?
Have you yet wondered why there is a shortage of Tamiflu? What limits its
manufacture?
Turns out it is a Chinese spice an
300 to 400 grams of Vitamin C is 300/454 to 400/454 (0.66 to 0.88 pound) dosage Mark.
I don't put away much more food per day. :-(
Can that be right?
FJS
Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
http://freshpatents.com/Radiant-energy-dissociation-of-molecular-water-into-molecular-hydrogen-dt20050210ptan20050029120.php
> At least one slip up?> >[0047] For example, as the hydrogen species exits the reaction zone from > >within the membrane 18, it recombines
In reply to Frederick Sparber's message of Tue, 25 Oct 2005
06:20:09 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
>Ronny Bar-Gadda is quite ambitious. :-)
>
>http://freshpatents.com/Radiant-energy-dissociation-of-molecular-water-into-molecular-hydrogen-dt20050210ptan20050029120.php
>
At least one slip up?
>[0047] For exam
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