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Offline ghi

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« Reply #300 on: June 17, 2006, 06:56:00 AM »
the global warming has some good side effects for shipping

As ice melts, debate over Northwest Passage heats

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« Reply #301 on: June 17, 2006, 08:50:25 AM »
Interesting.

Anyone else find this humorous:

"Some issues go beyond rationality," says Rob Huebert, associate director of the University of Calgary's Center for Military and Strategic Studies. "Any sign of an affront to northern sovereignty is absolutely guaranteed to get on the front page of all the newspapers."

What're they gonna do next, fart in our general direction? :p

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« Reply #302 on: June 17, 2006, 09:20:27 AM »
"Harper's election campaign included promises to invest $5.3 billion Canadian dollars in northern defense, including three armed ice breakers, a deep-water port near Iqaluit by the eastern entrance to the passage and more soldiers stationed in Canada's far north."

LMAO
Translation: Four new canoes ,manned by eight rock throwing apes in overcoats. :)
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« Reply #303 on: June 17, 2006, 09:31:44 AM »
angus... I used to be a biker back when it was...well... different.  I am sure we could swap tough guy stories.   so what?  

So what holds your computer together... dung or tape?   Do you plug it into your salted horsemeat?

I have 40 pairs of socks these days so I don't have to do laundry much anymore.  I throw away ones that are worn out these days too.   In the biker days.. a pair of levis weren't any good till they were 6 months old without washing.

I have had teeth broken/knocked out... I have lost and had reatached a leg (that was fairly painful and stressful) I have pulled other peoples teeth and sewn em up.  My back was broke twice... also fairly painful.  I might start a tack weld by looking away just as I get an arc...  not a good habit.

as you can see... I have done some not too bright things in my life but......

If I lived in a place that was melting and I believed that it was gonna continue to..... for any reason..

I would move.

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« Reply #304 on: June 17, 2006, 09:58:43 AM »
Hell, I`ve sewn myself up..............but I never used it as a qualification for anything.....or on a job app.
I must admit I didn`t do it while milking 35 cows. :rofl
35 cows? Hobby farmer?



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« Reply #305 on: June 17, 2006, 10:01:48 AM »
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LMAO
Translation: Four new canoes ,manned by eight rock throwing apes in overcoats. :) [/B]


   I ussed to work for a Princess Cruises, and i remember was a news in "ship"s daily newspaper" ,the company ussed to pay close to 100.000$, every time we crossed the Panama, for 77 000 tons ship,
I think that's what our politicians have in mind
  Soo, if you want to get a shortcutt ,have to  pay for driving on Nortwest turnpike :)
If not our eskimos special forces is going to prepare an ambush for aircraftcarriers
 
 Remember that comedy movie where a bunch of dweebs riding horses, armed with bows and arrows were trying to rob a modern train running  80mph:)

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« Reply #306 on: June 17, 2006, 10:10:35 AM »
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I ussed to work for a Princess Cruises, and i remember was a news in "ship"s daily newspaper" ,the company ussed to pay close to 100.000$, every time we crossed the Panama, for 77 000 tons ship,
I think that's what our politicians have in mind
  Soo, if you want to get a shortcutt ,have to  pay for driving on Nortwest turnpike :)
If not our eskimos special forces is going to prepare an ambush for aircraftcarriers
 
 Remember that comedy movie where a bunch of dweebs riding horses, armed with bows and arrows were trying to rob a modern train running  80mph:)



ROFLMAO :aok
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« Reply #307 on: June 17, 2006, 11:19:47 AM »
Well well well...Boys :D

"Firstly this refers to how much value of energy goes into creating machinery. Even though your impressive CV is there, your statement needs an answer. So step yer hill and explain how a piece of machinerey can be sold at a less price than the energy AND effort that went into it.

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Ummmmm......Angus...we`re talking C02 ouput to the atmosphere. The point is...if you start at the BEGINNING of the process , instead of in the middle or near the end, such as you seem to do, you will be producing more C02 than you can ever hope to take care of.Remember? Remember the global warming theory you`re so fond of? Could care less about dollars/cents as stated before. It doesn`t enter into global warming...........other than it will end up costing us in the long run for nothing....or be forgotten all together."

Ummmmm is not a very good answer.
I am yet again talking about the CO2 balance yes. And I do start in the BEGINNING, - actually inspired by yourself. Well, there is this logical statement that pulled you of the saddle, - now I'll even word it nicely and much more precizely:

Mass produced machinery CANNOT cost less than the energy and effort put into it.

There is only one exception, - someone is loosing money on the way. And it has a truth to it - Earth itself. How? Well, total plunder. How much? Well, in the sequence of building one John Deere from the ore in the mine onwards, actually not much exceeding massive use of fossile created energy. And how much is that worth and where is that value? Oh, - stuck in the price I'm afraid.
So, it's a calculable value, not accurate, but rough.
And yet there is quite some buffer available. But bear in mind that I am only referring to the CO2-in vs CO2-out regarding agriculture on it's own balance.
BTW thank you for inspiring me to do the speculation on the princip. Never knew exactly how it was done. But the 10% estimate was done by various institutions in Europe as far as some 15-20 years ago.
Bear in mind Jackal that if you want to complicate things by dumping out a smoke grenade, you will have to avoid getting lost in the fog yourself.

And then, for this:
" Remember the global warming theory you`re so fond of?"

I have little doubt that the globe is warming and I am trying to get a little picture about why. I am not YET in the camp of those who belive it's all man-made-CO2 emission to blame, but as I look into the logics of those in the other camps, I might end up there. Ok here's my little definition of the camps ;)

A. No global warming happening

B. Maybe some warming, but nothing out of the ordinary, all been seen before.

C. There is warming and we should look carefully into this to see if it has something to do with us, be it CO2, deforestation, etc.

D. It's heating at a very quick rate, and it's most or all our fault, and we must react NOW or we're toast.

Some here may rank as "A", I would put you in B with G.Bush,  I'm at C, and Beetle as well as Stephen Hawkinge are at D.

Ponder on it, and here's a little more on the Curriculum as well as some corrections on the remarks :D

Broken ribs don't need sewing up.
35 cows here is average. With bucket machines it's a lot.
My oldest computes is still sticking together and working. (1992 model 486)
Salted horsemeat is a powersource indeed, - for your intests.
My place is not melting. I have also some 120 feet to SL...hehe.
I did indeed have to plod the snow to school.
I never lived in a perfect scenario.
I hate paperwork.
Today I've been cultivating a field and driving turf.
Oh, forgot it I do have an Agricultural degree.
And an extra add-on in organic farming.


There is definately something missing......:D
It was very interesting to carry out the flight trials at Rechlin with the Spitfire and the Hurricane. Both types are very simple to fly compared to our aircraft, and childishly easy to take-off and land. (Werner Mölders)

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« Reply #308 on: June 17, 2006, 12:55:45 PM »
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I am yet again talking about the CO2 balance yes.


Nope. :)





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But bear in mind that I am only referring to the CO2-in vs CO2-out regarding agriculture on it's own balance.


Which is where you are geting into left field. You can`t just view it as Ag C02 in/C02 out. The machinery has to be built. Before that iron, plastics, rubber, glass, fuel ...on and on and on has to be produced. All of which emits mass amounts of C02. Burining down the barn to kill the rats. Machinery doesn`t magical appear on site.


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Bear in mind Jackal that if you want to complicate things by dumping out a smoke grenade, you will have to avoid getting lost in the fog yourself.


The smoke grenade is what you are avoiding by not starting at the beginning of a process. It`s called C02. It comes from all of the refining and factories that are involved in the process of building and running the machinery. You can`t start in the middle. Stuff doesn`t magicaly appear at point C,D,E,F...pollution free .

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I have little doubt that the globe is warming and I am trying to get a little picture about why.


Look deep into the salted horse meat at full moon,at the stroke of midnight,  for the answer. :rofl

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but as I look into the logics of those in the other camps, I might end up there.  


I heard Beet was going camping. Maybe you can hook up with him.

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There is definately something missing.


Yes there is. It`s called common sense. You don`t get it with magic wands or out of books. :)

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35 cows here is average.


35 cows here is called a hobby  ...or possibly an FFA project. :)
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« Reply #309 on: June 17, 2006, 02:49:17 PM »
A trolling saturday or are you drunk Jackal???
Or is a 10.000 $ piece of machinery perhaps worth 1.000.000 gallons of oil?

My feeling is that you have no clue about the logic. Hence the desperate grabbing for paper whatever, and dumping remarks with no foot in them whatsoever.

huh huh huh and maybe time to use your moonlight (Here we now have sun at midnight) to read a book about photosyntesis and how many kg's of C can be tied up pro sq. meter of soil .... in an AVERAGE scenario :D
It was very interesting to carry out the flight trials at Rechlin with the Spitfire and the Hurricane. Both types are very simple to fly compared to our aircraft, and childishly easy to take-off and land. (Werner Mölders)

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« Reply #310 on: June 17, 2006, 11:15:55 PM »
plz let the end come soon

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« Reply #311 on: June 18, 2006, 12:34:45 AM »
Why can't we talk about something that we can all agree on, like that Martha Stewert Lap Dance from another thread???

Here's some more topics that will spark some consensus among us:

Capital Punishment

Abortion

Legalized Drugs

Gun Control

Existence of God

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« Reply #312 on: June 18, 2006, 04:24:26 AM »
LOL! Jackal said "Look deep into the salted horse meat at full moon,at the stroke of midnight, for the answer."

And Angus replied (Here we now have sun at midnight)

I was waiting for that! But you surely wouldn't expect our Texan friend to know about such things. :D

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« Reply #313 on: June 18, 2006, 05:54:14 AM »
It ain't like that in Texas boy :D
It was very interesting to carry out the flight trials at Rechlin with the Spitfire and the Hurricane. Both types are very simple to fly compared to our aircraft, and childishly easy to take-off and land. (Werner Mölders)

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« Reply #314 on: June 18, 2006, 07:31:06 AM »
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A trolling saturday or are you drunk Jackal???
 


If you are trolling Angus , you are doing a poor job. More like Comedy Central. :)


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Or is a 10.000 $ piece of machinery perhaps worth 1.000.000 gallons of oil?


When you are in the mystical, magical forest building business ,such as yourself, dollars and cents shouldn`t be an issue. Of course the fact that you will be spewing untold, unprecedented amounts of C02 into the atmosphere to the point of having to go on the "rent another planet" program might need to be considered, but hey, what the heck. Since the whole scenrio is a fairy tale and will never see the light of day.......I guess you can wave the magic wand in any direction you wish. At some point though, you are going to have to click your ruby reds together three times and wake up. Just never, never, never say Beetlejuice three times in a row. :)

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My feeling is that you have no clue about the logic.

Is that a "gut feeling" Angus. Practice the maybes, IFs, could be/could not be and possibily/possibly nots a little longer and you will be a scinetist in no time.

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huh huh huh and maybe time to use your moonlight (Here we now have sun at midnight) to read a book about photosyntesis and how many kg's of C can be tied up pro sq. meter of soil .... in an AVERAGE scenario :D


With the same magic wand that you are getting the machinery to show up on site/on location without any prior manufactoring or refining, the moonlight should not be a problem for you Angus. :)
Yes, your average, STERILE scenario which shows........well absolutely nothing concerning your mystical, magical forest fairy tale. Mainly due to the fact that it starts in the middle or towards the end of the process instead of at the beginning.

Here`s one that you can take to the bank and requires no magic wand. It When it comes to your magical forests.......Ain`t Gonna Happen. :)

With a herd of 35 cows I don`t beleive we even have to worry about the methane output (cow farts) from your operation.
The foreman from the  King Ranch will be in touch shortly for some pointers.
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