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    And george w. bush is already proposing a plan to give all our tax dollars to the rich.

    And george w. bush had this to say about california's electrical crisis "It is there problem..let them handle it themselves"

    And george w. bush authroizes an air strike on iraq.
    What a complete nincumpoop.
    It is people like him that cause all the vietnam's and somalia's in the world..and it is people like him that are leading this country.

    And george w. bush is closing the even Narrower gap between church and state.

    I wouldnt doubt it one bit if he causes one of these things to occur:
    1)World War 3 ( i very sincerely hope not )
    2)A type of regional conflict
    3)Another depression


    I cant believe this nitwit is our president.
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    What wrong the People of Iraq Did ? Why should They Be punished ?

    And to attack them on their holy day is a shame !
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    The people of Iraq are for the most part innocent. Even if it is against 'National Law', we should have had Saddam assassinated before the first Desert Storm. That would have saved millions of dollars, and thousands of lives (I am including the deaths attributed to the Gulf War Syndrome - I have lost a few friends to that) - AND gotten the job done. Now 10 years later we are STILL having to deal with this maniac.

    Bombing the people is no solution. Just Saddam.

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    Unhappy I hope not,

    If Bush cause or starts to cause one of those thing I hope we inpeach him. Let the republicans see how it feels.

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    Talking What a solution

    We had good ole billy boy who was going to be impeached because of alternate affairs with other women... now we have dumbass bush part 2 who killed innocent people and what happens to him? nothing..nothing at all.

    And what makes it really bad , is this twit bush is our represenative to the rest of the world.
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    Cool Well,

    The entire world has become Americanized cause we'er so great. I heard theres a Beger King in or next to the Ifel tower, in Paris.

    I heard that Bush is going to do what his supporers say. If its good or not. And that thing that he says that hes going to explore Alaska for gas, but not desorty any of it, ITS BULL $H!T!!! He should leave it alone and we should all go biomass or electric.

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    Question Hmmmm

    i dont know about us being so"great" nukem.

    Granted i love all the freedom and opportunity that this country provides for us...but i think the imbalance of stupid people to people with common sense has turned... ( or will! ) turn this country to ****.
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    What im trying to say.

    Is that American things are going every where, and people are going with the american things.

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    I think this whole energy crisis could be solved VERY easily if we did one thing, concentrate more on space. Did you know that there is a substance on the moon so abundant that it could literally power the entire world for 1 year on a SINGLE SHUTTLELOAD? It's almost nonpollutant too. The name of the substance escapes me for the moment but I can post that later if anyone's interested.
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    Power

    Well, if we could harvest lighting engery we could power New York City for three years(about that). Lets get started on figering out how to do this.

    CA earthquake: what ever happend to that? I heard around now CA should be going into the ocean.

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    Talking Nukem..

    It was supposed to happen in late 99..but thank god it didnt..if that big earthquake hits and los angeles sinks in the ocean...so will i!

    Zaphod when you find the name of that substance..post it.
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    Sci

    They keep saying it's going to happen the next summer that it dosen't happen.

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    Question Who is "They" nukem?

    Are "they" the tabloids?
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    Scientists

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    Do you mean?

    Seismologists?

    Seismologists = Earthquake scientists..


    hehe sorry just had to do that!

    They never said that los angeles was going to break apart and sink into the pacific ocean..they just said that "the big one" could hit at any time.
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    To have a Potential fuel that could efectively replace the
    organic fuels we use today....we need not go to the
    moon. Infact the replacement is very much on the earth.
    It is none other than water which is abundant in our planet.

    WATER as we know is H2O .
    Has both the fuel(hydrogen) and the Oxidisier(oxygen).

    And the Combustion exhaust is nothing but water vapour. (safe when compared Carbon Monoxides,SO2)

    The stumbling block is the separation of hydrogen and oxygen
    from water at low costs.

    There are a many scientists involved in the research.
    One such ... is here..

    http://www.watertofuel.com/

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    It's not that hard to seperate the H and the O. I've done it before. You just use a DC power supply, and connect a carbon rod and an iron rod to the negative and positive wires(I'm not sure which type of rod goes on which wire). Then you just put the two in water. You may have to add a little salt so it can become electrolitic. But don't add too much salt, or it may start to generate chlorine gas(deadly)

    I've never really thought about it much... but, that method shouldn't cost too much, right?

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    Question Dennis

    Where did you learn do to that? was it from your chemistry class?
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    Let Me clarify..

    The actual cost Swells not in their Separation but
    associated with their storage.

    Consider This....Water has to be stored without
    it being Evaporated. At 100 degrees centigrade
    Water changes State to a Vapour form. And in
    conventional design of the automobiles this
    temperature can be easily reached.

    Also the Water should be purified before putting
    it to use. If they contain traces of impurities they
    result in ineficiencies and may release dangerous
    gases.

    And Most importantly...
    hydrogen can be stored as compressed gas,
    cryogenically cooled liquid, or through the absorption of
    a surface. Despite these methods, storing enough
    hydrogen to power a car requires a large tank. With
    the current technology, the compressed hydrogen tank
    size required to contain 6.8 kg hydrogen for a 1500 kg
    vehicle with a driving range of 560 km is 340 L at 25
    MPa. A typical gasoline tank for such a vehicle is 70 L.
    Thus, the challenge today is to discover a way to store
    enough compressed hydrogen in the vehicle without
    consuming too much space.

    There exists solutions for this...but they are really
    expensive and not the right one for u and me.
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    Thumbs down A British Perspective

    I think most people in his country were disapointed with another Bush in the whitehouse.

    Isn't America right-wing enough? Why did he get in anyway? I know Al Gore is not supposed to have much personality but so what? If we (in my country) waited for a candidate for priminister who had personality, we would be waiting for ever!

    Britain is becoming very 'Americanised' and it upsets me. Not that I resent everything American, indeed there are many things I like about it, it's just that we get all the bad things as well. Many traditional aspects of our culture have been severely undermined by american imports and it's not because it's a 'better' culture, it's just that it is more accessable and better marketed than our own.

    What I really want to know, is: when will an American president get elected who gives a s**t about the environment?

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    Water as a fuel? I don't think so, not if you're just oxidising the hydrogen. That just converts it back to water. To make energy out of that would be against the law of conservation of energy.
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    Harry... you have All Rights to be a Skeptic.

    But Please visit the URL I mentioned Earlier.
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    Okay, I visited the site, and it seems that he is proposing to use the gaseous hydrogen or hydrogen/oxygen mixture to power internal combustion engines. The reason for the water seems to be primarily as storage for the hydrogen, since it is smaller in volume when it's in water.

    What I couldn't work out from that site, though, is how he proposes to power the electrolysis necessary to split the molecules. To seperate out that much hydrogen is going to require a lot of energy... where is it going to come from?
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    sick put it works

    I learned about this in science and I had a big test on it, I A it as usaly I do. If we use biomass, we don't have to dump waste products. We can use the waste products as fule.

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    Re: Dennis

    Originally posted by Jeff_1
    Where did you learn do to that? was it from your chemistry class?
    I don't have chemistry until next year... I just find this stuff very interesting, so I bought a few chemistry books... but that was about two years ago... I don't read those books much anymore(probably because I read them each about two times).

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    Re: Re: Dennis

    I always thought it was general knowledge

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    Question Ok thanks..

    I was just curios... that stuff is pretty interesting.
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    Originally posted by HarryW
    To seperate out that much hydrogen is going to require a lot of energy... where is it going to come from?
    Harry... I suggest you read this.
    http://colossus2.cvl.bcm.tmc.edu/~wj...rgy/meyer.html

    By the Way Electrolysis is not the only Way to Split !
    There are Other Ways.

    http://www.hasslberger.com/tecno/tecno_3.htm
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    I had already read the patent information.

    Are you trying to tell me that the law of conservation of energy is, in fact, wrong?
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    Harry I doubt Whether You read the Patent Documentation Completely.
    It is Explained in the Document.

    Water in the fuel cell is subjected to a
    pulsating, polar electric field produced by the electrical circuit
    whereby the water molecules are distended by reason of their
    subjection to electrical polar forces of the capacitor plates.


    The polar pulsating frequency applied is such that the pulsating
    electric field induces a resonance in the molecule. A cascade effect
    occurs and the overall energy level of specific water molecules is
    increased in cascading, incremental steps.


    The hydrogen and oxygen atomic gases, and other gas components
    formerly entrapped as dissolved gases in water, are released when
    the resonant energy exceeds the co-valent bonding force of the water
    molecule.

    Talking about the Law of Conservation Of Energy....
    What about The Nuclear Bombs ?
    Do you think We could Input the amount of energy the Explosion Liberates ?

    Simply Put, The Meyer's Idea is analogous to the Nuclear Chain reaction
    But in this case it is Electrical energy.
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    Suprizing

    None of you knew about biomass. In 7th grade by NJ law you have to know it.

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    We never learned it

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    Yea,

    Good. I don't think the rest of them knew since they just ignored it.

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    Why is it good that Steve didn't know about the biomass?

    and, I learned about it in the 7th grade..... but, I just wanted to ignore you...

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    Re: Suprizing

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    None of you knew about biomass.

    Why do you say we know nothing about biomass!?!?! this is one of the ****ing annoying things i hate about you d**khead

    just because we didnt reply to it doesnt mean we dont know wat it is! the reason why a lot of people ignored it is

    1) It was not appropriate in the converstion

    2) A ****ing d**khead posted it

    pukem... go get ****ing beat asswipe!!!!!!

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    Talking haha sorry ass cry for attention.

    Nukem: "No one knew about biomass that is why they ignored the post"

    I dont know about biomass..i admit it...but if a dumbass like nukem knows it..it must not be a hard subject.
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    I'll admit it...I don't know.

    Okay....what is biomass? It's not a crime to admit that you don't know something...it's a crime to pretend you do when you don't!!!!!!!!!

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    I can't explain it very well, but here is the definition from dictionary.com

    The total mass of living matter within a given unit of environmental area.

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    Thanks, Dennis. A nice, concise definition! I appreciate it!

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