Excellent!!! How true!!! The reason is that the intent in all cases is to
indoctrinate along certain predictable lines thus creating a nice docile
herd. It's not to create clear, creative thinking - usually through
doubting accepted dogma then applying "lateral thinking" and ultimately
applyin
On 1/21/07, Philip Winestone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(And we too have our major sources of inertia... We call it collectively,
"the government.")
"Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside down.
Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy
knowl
Well enlighten us ! Can you name the company and the enzyme, please.
The company in Ottawa is Iogen (that's an "I" not an "L"), but I'm afraid I
didn't go so far as to find out the name of the enzyme; I've been remiss.
(And we too have our major sources of inertia... We call it collectivel
On 1/20/07, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Apologies if you already did so, as I do not receive all vortex messages for
some unknown reason,
which probably relates to the MIB
And we thought you were merely ignoring us. :-)
If the MIBs were after you, you would already be gone.
Ter
- Original Message
From: Philip Winestone
> Then why are the chattering classes always talking about corn as the input
vs cellulose?
Hmm ... "inertia" can be both a debilitating force and a usable input
And in this case, the problem of ignorance may emanate from an Oval office.
> Oh
Then why are the chattering classes always talking about corn as the input
vs cellulose?
Oh - and by the way, apparently the Ottawa company - experts in this area
of biotechnology - was the pioneer in producing and using this enzyme
effectively. That's what I'm told... and I believe everythin
Philip Winestone wrote:
Nobody seems to have taken notice of this process, which was pioneered
by a company in Ottawa.
Well - not exactly ! Our (USA) DOE/NREL has poured lots of its precious
(underfunded) resources into this exact area :
http://www.ethanol-gec.org/information/briefing/2
There is another way of making ethanol: from cellulose. There's a process
that uses an enzyme that converts the cellulose to sugar from which it is
converted to ethanol. The process is proven; ethanol is being produced
this way.
Nobody seems to have taken notice of this process, which was pi
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From: "Jed Rothwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 1:30 PM
Subject: [Vo]: Yomiuri: Bush to promote ethanol in State of the Union
Well, at least there has been some anti-ethanol press lately. I saw
articles in Sci. Am., Consumer Reports, an
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