On Sat, 09 Aug 2008 06:43:50 -0400, Doctroid wrote:

One leaf is sorrow, the other is pain,
One is the icing that melts in the rain.
The one remaining
Of which I'm complaining
Is Barney the Dinosaur.
I'm looking over
The four-leaf clover
Of our children's media whore.

I wish THAT one had occurred to me ten years or so ago.
I guess I just overlooked it, of course.

¬R - we don't have branes made of clockworks, chocolate maidens
http://users.bestweb.net/~notr/arkville.html --the Ur-beatle

On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:04:26 -0400, just john wrote:

just john is the new Christina Aguilera, except in bed?

Greetings All

When doctors take samples of blood/urine to find out what bacteria/virus/
drug they have. What type of machine is used to find out what type of
bacteria/virus/drug that is in their system? I'm trying to find out the
machine they use and the database they use to cross check bacteria/
viruses/drugs against each other.

tia sal2

Subsidies means just giving them free oil , its silly because
you use cheap energy to make more expensive energy

End the subsidies and instead just pay the farmers the same
price as oil , ie $135 per barrel of 42 gallons or about $3 a gallon.
If its true that ethanol production is not energy negative
, counting the cost of feeding the farmer , then ethanol production
will boom and Americans will get rich instead of the Arabs.

last week's new scientist said that all life is dying in many parts
of the ocean. As global temperatures rise less oxygen stays dissolved
in ocean water and more life suffocates.
That is why we need satellite mirrors in space reflecting heat to
earth.

Ocean Dead Zones Growing; May Be Linked to WarmingJames Owen
for National Geographic News

May 1, 2008
The world's hypoxic zones

It can be grown in the oceans or ponds with carbon dioxide
generate by coal plants pumped into it.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12834398

/Algae stored in tubes are busy capturing carbon dioxide in this
reactor created by GreenFuel Technologies. A similar system will be
tested with a New York power company.
Around 40 percent of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions come from
fossil-fueled power plants.

GreenFuel will use a mini-bioreactor system to assess the technical
and economic viability of its technology, which would use algae to
consume CO2 emitted by the power plant. The algae could then be
converted into biofuel, NRG said.

In a press release, the partners described the process this way:

Greetings All

I'm looking for free Atomic Spectra Line intensity Profile Database
that has the periodic table and or ATR Spectra for Essential Oils

Does a free one exist?
tia sal2

There are common plastic squeeze bottles for condiments and oils. They are
all apparently LDPE. The bottles that cooking oil comes in are PETE.
Wikipedia says LDPE gets a 'minor attack' from cooking oils. It doesn't say
for PETE.

How long can LDPE bottles hold cooking oils before they leach toxic levels
of anything?

On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 04:06:38 -0800 (PST), manicmechnic
cox.net> wrote:

December 12, 2007
Initial Data From the Vertigro Field Test Bed Plant Reports Average
Production of 276 Tons of Algae Bio Mass on a Per Acre/Per Year Basis
El Paso Texas: The Vertigro Joint Venture has released initial test
results from its high density bio mass (algae) field test bed plant
located at its research and development facility in El Paso, Texas.

During a 90 day continual production test, algae was being harvested
at an average of one gram (dry weight) per liter. This equates to
algae bio mass production of 276 tons of algae per acre per year.
Achieving the same biomass production rate with an algal species
having 50%% lipids (oil) content would therefore deliver approximately
33,000 gallons of algae oil per acre per year.