... Back yard is figurative. Really, gosh I thought it was real. Where they would drill oil in Alaska is where no humans or wildlife resides right now. It's freezing desert tundra. They are proposing on drilling on 1/100th of 1%% of ANWAR's total acreage. Let me give you another comparison: Take a postage stamp, and then find a period on it, and you would have the proposed drilling area in ANWAR, and then use WW II ...

.... GM, along with Ford and Chrysler, is seeking federal assistance as well. There are apparently mixed feelings about GM’s plans in Flint, which calls itself the “birthplace of General Motors” and has been celebrating the 100th anniversary of the company’s founding with public events such as a parade of vintage GM cars. Yet Flint has also suffered through waves of GM downsizing that have cost the city many thousands of jobs over the past ...

... my lifespan, there is an infinite amount of oil. I'll be gone before it is... $200/barrel? You could be dying from liver cancer and still live to see that. When you find an example of anything even 1/100th as good let me know. I can get in a airplane in DC. I can get off the airplane at LA, about six hours later. The Lewis and Clark expedition took roughly a year, one way. That's on the order of 1000 ...

> Relative to my lifespan, there is an infinite amount of oil. I'll be gone before it is... $200/barrel? You could be dying from liver cancer and still live to see that. When you find an example of anything even 1/100th as good let me know. I can get in a airplane in DC. I can get off the airplane at LA, about six hours later. The Lewis and Clark expedition took roughly a year, one way. That's on the order of 1000 fold ...

Bret Cahill wrote: <snip> Relative to my lifespan, there is an infinite amount of oil. I'll be gone before it is... <snip> When you find an example of anything even 1/100th as good let me know. I can get in a airplane in DC. I can get off the airplane at LA, about six hours later. The Lewis and Clark expedition took roughly a year, one way. That's on the order of 1000 fold in productivity increase. It was a *...

... . Hey, supposing is _fun_! Useless, but fun. we can construct - through labor - a device that pays dividends equal to 1000 times its value in labor (and materials) When you find an example of anything even 1/100th as good let me know. What do you call the other 999 in value added? Most people call it "capital". Most would call it "fantasy." It sure is not rent.... You aren't functional enough to debate LVT,...

Parker, if you spent 1/100th the time going outside instead of surfing the net for such complete bullshit that has less then zero to do with you, MAYBE..just maybe, you might talk to a real human, maybe even get laid, passing your STD to another..maybe another shemale? Who knows. But no, you just live and jerk off to the net.. ..oh well, at least your STD doesn't pass on that way. Face it, grp-ie..it sux, blows, and reeks to be ...

...pegasus.f2s.com> wrote: Steve Firth wrote: John Wright <john@pegasus.f2s.com> wrote: has their DNA sample taken and stored in the database for 100 years, Not quite, it's stored until the 100th birthday of the person that the sample was obtained from or until they die whichever occurs first. Can I call you a nitpicker for that? Since we only live to about 85 years old it doesn't matter either way....

... it eliminates the innocent from an enquiry fairly rapidly. What's not good is that once one have "volunteered" ones DNA profile and a sample of DNA are maintained on record until ones death or 100th birthday. Being innocent does not result in the record being removed from the NDNAD. When did that first start happening? The basis of DNA fingerprinting was originated by Alec Jeffreys in 1984. Colin...

...f2s.com> wrote: Steve Firth wrote: John Wright <john@pegasus.f2s.com> wrote: has their DNA sample taken and stored in the database for 100 years, Not quite, it's stored until the 100th birthday of the person that the sample was obtained from or until they die whichever occurs first. Can I call you a nitpicker for that? Since we only live to about 85 years old it doesn't matter either ...