...? Oh yeah., I did notice that I had some low flying helicopters a couple days prior, but still I was running low wattage floirecent lights). The same day that I got arrested, I purchased a 400wat high pressure sodium light, from a local hydroponics shop[a front?]( about 6-8 hours before the arrest).. How the hell did they get a warrant? Was it an illelgal search and seizure? I am pissed.. Some input ...

... theoretical entities are performed all the time, often successfully. E.g., a doctor may test a patient's blood for sodium ions, a theoretical entity. He is not testing for a "conceptual entity" there. (He might do that by asking the patient to explain or describe sodium ions). But that statement may reveal the problem. You are assuming that an assertion of the existence of an entity ...

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...runs is that it might not scale up for long distances ... Zinc or magnesium, how? Magnesium reacts with steam to yield hydrogen, but now you have to 1) provide water, and 2) heat it to steam. Maybe sodium or potassium metal - those react with room-temperature water to yield hydrogen gas and the metal hydroxide. But still, you need water: so you have to fill up twice: once with the (hazardous) metal, and once with water. ...

... is based on moving charge-carrying ions, such as sodium, potassium, chlorine, and calcium, across the cell wall. The...simple pore structure. There are pores which pump out sodium ions and pump in potassium ions to establish an ... of a second - and bind to chemically sensitive sodium channels on the other side. The pores of ... might be magnesium ions physically blocking some of the sodium pores, or a longer-acting brain neurotransmitter may have...

...'s lugging around a hundred kilograms of liquid sodium at 300C or so. Or wait two days .../7101-0by8BY/native/7101.PDF Regarding the liquid sodium : Noone (including NREL) has been able to rapture the cell and get liquid sodium out. The explanation : the sodium will immediately react with the clorine ions when the cell is ruptured, ...admittedly a little more appealing than a sodium-sulphur battery. Sodium-sulphur had serious safety issues, ...

...enhanced by MESA to 120 Wh/kg. I don't think I want to drive a car that's lugging around a hundred kilograms of liquid sodium at 300C or so. Or wait two days or so for it to warm up. Or wait a couple of hours to recharge it. It's admittedly a little more appealing than a sodium-sulphur battery. Gasoline-powered cars work great, and don't need to be fixed. As the price of gas goes up, people will be ...

... links therein http://www.know-the-cause.com/Shows/TullioSimonciniMDWithDougKaufmann/tabid/109/Default.aspx claiming that a) Cancer is a fungus, and b) there is a really effective treatment with sodium bicarbonate injections which lower the acidity of the tissue. <http://www.cancertreatmentwatch.org/reports/simoncini.shtml> He calls himself a specialist in diabetes and metabolic diseases, but in 2003, his license to ...