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April 13, 2011
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What Will Americans Do When The Oil Runs Out?
Time is running out on cheap petroleum fuels. Recent research states that we have little more than 40 years of steadily decreasing supplies of that type of energy while concurrently its price grows prohibitively high. Then it's no more cheap oil. Then what?
That's the question being asked and answered - by Howard Johnson, an engineer and author of the book Energy, Convenient Solutions: How Americans Can Solve the Energy Crisis in Just Ten Years (
"We are running out of oil, period," Johnson said. "That being said, it's time to get down to the business of seriously developing alternatives. It is paramount that we develop realistic solutions to the energy crisis from among the multitude of products and systems that are in use, under development, or even latent ideas in the minds of America's creative genius. We must collect and examine descriptions of fuels and energy systems -- past, present, and future -- and the many possible and practical ways to replace fossil fuels with renewable fuels or energy systems."
According to Johnson, new combinations of old and emerging technologies promise amazing new ways to generate, distribute, and use energy of many kinds. The large variety of proven technologies and systems is astounding. There is no single right answer. The astonishing thing is the variety. In the long run, some will flourish while others will fall by the wayside."
He thinks the U.S. should select new energy solutions based on some or all of the following criteria:
·be comparatively inexpensive to use.
·be developed using environmentally sound, sensitive principles.
·be far easier, simpler and less expensive to implement than systems like the hydrogen fuel cell system.
·be aaptable to our existing infrastructure with minor changes.
·use raw materials we already have or that can be developed here, locally.
·be applicable to existing vehicles with upgrades or conversions.
·be useable with existing IC (Internal Combustion) engines of all types.
·be developed using existing, evolving technology able to be essentially complete within 10 years.
·create a system that is a net zero contributor of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
·use evolutionary as opposed to revolutionary changes -- a good start to becoming constantly improvable, adaptable systems that drive numerous growing and improving technologies.
·be developed by America-based industry with the many resulting substantial benefits to our nation--social, political, and economic.
"It matters not to a driver what powers his vehicle when he presses down on the accelerator pedal." Johnson added. "Any power system that provides adequate mobile power economically when that pedal is pressed will satisfy his needs. All of the new systems could replace fossil fuels as the prime energy source for our nation and even the world. We need to develop an entirely new and more efficient means of generating, transporting, storing and using energy that will generate profitable domestic business, good jobs and stop the hemorrhaging of billions of American dollars to nations that hate us."
Howard Johnson grew up during the depression and spent most of his life in Ohio and Indiana. He graduated from Purdue University in 1949 with a degree in chemical engineering, and is extensively well-read in many scientific and engineering journals. He became a professional engineer in 1953 and is conversant in many fields of science and engineering in addition to energy. These include astrophysics and cosmology.
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Linda Willis-Riojas
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April 14, 2011 12:54am
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We CAN be energy independent if the powers that be will let us. We all know about drilling being stopped in the Gulf of Mexico (at least by the US), but now Cuba is stepping ...
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We CAN be energy independent if the powers that be will let us. We all know about drilling being stopped in the Gulf of Mexico (at least by the US), but now Cuba is stepping in to drill the same gulf waters so I'm sure Obama is very pleased with this new development.
What you may not know is the US has not built an oil refinery in over 20 years (thanks to the 'greenies' who feel the planet should be preserved for animal life, not human life) so the prices are driven up by sending our oil to Europe to be refined and then shipped back. Ridiculous!
We don't import the majority of our oil from the middle east, but from Canada, and newer and more innovative ways to extract oil are being found daily.
By the way, oil and petroleum products are NOT only used for combustion engine lubrication, but is almost ever part of our lives. Plastic products for is one example and here is a link to others:
And here is a very dumb question that no one thinks to ask about hybrid vehicles; an electric car runs on solar power collected in the battery or by plugging it into an electric outlet, but what keep the engine of that electric car lubricated? What parts of those vehicles are built with plastic (another petroleum product).
We're 'drinking the kool-aide' so to speak when we don't make an informative investigation into these things but rely, like children, on what we are told. No wonder we're in so much trouble!
Elaine K.
April 13, 2011 8:32pm
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My gr-gr grandmother was Eliza Jane Garnett Gill. Eliza Jane and Mary Wilson were most likely (but I have no proof) half-sisters. Eliza Jane's father was Robert W. Garnett. His first wife, & mother of Eliza, was Polly Young in Barren Co. KY. I know that Eliza had a half-sister, Mary W. but don't know for positive that Mary W Garnett and Mary Wilson Garnett are the same persons. I also do not know the name of Mary W's mother. In the 1850 Barren Ky census Robert is listed with an Eliza.(surname for her unknown). Robert could however, how been married more than twice... Robert and Polly Garnett had Eliza Jane, Elizabeth, and James. Mary W. had two other sisters.
Do you know anything more about Mary Wilson Garnett? Mary Wilson Garnett seems to be an important key for me that links Robert W. Garnett and Alfred Hay Garnett both back to Thomas Garnett and Elizabeth Muscoe. I was able to link Robert W. & Polly Garnett into the Garnett line on Ward data base online. Mr. Ward has over 600 members of the Garnett family listed. I gave him the name Mary W.as daughter of Robert W. Mr. Ward now shows heras Mary Wilson Garnett married to Clarence Linden Garnett. I would like to hear from you or others who might know more about Mary W or Mary Wilson Garnett.
Just this week I found on the internet various tidbits about the Vawter Church on the Elmwood Plantation of the Garnett family. There is a connection to the Rutherford/Vawter families of Essex VA. Barthomew (sp?) Vawter seems to have given the land for this church. Vawter seems to have purchased part of this property from a James Rutherford. Robert Rutherford married Margaret Vawter in Essex. "Mrs. Muscoe Garnett" saved this church from destruction after the Civil War. My maiden name is Rutherford and I believe strongly that my Rutherford line goes back to this Robert Rutherford. This would then mean that my mother's and father's lines both began not only in the same state, but as close Essex Co. neighbors
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Castle Review: Handcuffed, Hot and Heavy!by Courtney Morrison at . Comments
Welcome back, Castle fans! Even if it is only for one week.
We were finally treated to a new episode tonight before our favorite detective show goes back on hiatus for the remainder of the year. Fortunately, the installment did not disappoint. "Cuffed" featured our leads attached at the hip and, even if it was a bit far fetched, it was pretty much amazing. So no more hesitation... time to talk Castle!
Iron Gates. So we finally saw a glimpse of why people call the new captain "Iron Gates." Girl got rough when it came to looking for her people, and I have to say, she was awesome. Even if she did assume Castle got Beckett into the situation... well, can you blame her?
She wanted to make sure her detectives detective and writer were okay. This was really the first time we saw her in the field and she was pretty tough. I vote she gets in on the action more often.
The Case. What case? There was so much going on with Castle and Beckett that it was difficult to focus on the case at hand, even if it was the reason they were cuffed together. There were a few things that seemed far-fetched and a little unrealistic, but with Castle, that's alright. Was anyone else wondering how Crazy Old Cage Lady managed to stick both of them with the needle?
Anyway, can we take a second to discuss the creepy factor of the criminals? Cage Lady and her dirty sons were not only shady, but totally weird. Perfect casting.
So Espo said it best to Ryan: he was going on a relationship test being stuck in the car alone with Jenny on their drive to Florida. That was definitely the theme of the episode, locking Castle and Beckett up together for hours. They proved once again that they kill it as a team; they trust each other, work well together and make us laugh while we patiently wait for more Caskett moments.
Next time?! Beckett dropped a hint of hope on Castle and all of us shippers that "the next time they are cuffed together all night, let's do it without the tiger." Looks like our favorite emotionally damaged detective is ready to take some baby steps.
Some after thoughts...
- Lanie: You need to get it together with Espo, like now. Who else is with me in starting to harbor a serious crush on Javi?
- The container full of knives and chains? Was not expecting a tiger to come next.
- Breeding tigers in Texas, who knew?
Overall, a perfect Castle episode. Funny, romantic, serious, far-fetched; everything we have come to expect from the series. It had to be good because it is all we have to hold us over until the new year. What did you think, TV Fanatics? Did you enjoy "Cuffed" or was it too off beat? Were you as creeped out by Cage Lady as me? Sound off in the comments section and check back later this week for the Official Castle Round Table.
I want to wish all of you Castle fans a happy Holiday season and a healthy New Year. Now let's count the days until a new episode. Ready? Go!
Does anybody else think that they are making Beckett into Miss Permafrost this season rather than just using the tag for Capn Gates? I mean Castle taking the opportunity to stroke her back while searching and finding the needle stick puncture. Kate quickly shrugged him off - why? It is like the writers won't allow a bit of tenderness from Kate - yet that is what is missing THE TENDERNESS. I know they gave us crumbs in cops and robbers with Kate smiling and touching Castles lapel - but otherwise their seems to be a contrived distance between them. Beckett is sexy as - and I want to see the writers bring it on - and pronto lol!
Good. The tiger was unexpected.
Loved the episode and all the sexual tension between Castle and Beckett! And yeah, like others pointed out, it was probably her sons with some shooting darts from the back...
Old woman was too creepy!
@The Watcher: Beckett has a motorcycle, and therefore a helmet, but she bought it just out of high school, and therefore like many of activities Kate's 'fun' side (including, probably, her trip to where she learned Russian), it predates her mother's murder. Beckett back then was a risk-taker and from her asides we know she's known a lot about fun.
But that was then. Like she tells the shrink, after her mom's murder her life changed, making her this strong, principled and yet diminished version of who she is. I see Kate not only opening up to Castle, but coming back to herself.
Fantastic episode! Loved the tiger - that was totally unexpected! BUT - I wondered why they didn't just move the freezer to block the hole? That would have been easier than trying to tip that thing on it's edge! Plus, then they could have put all the chains back IN the thing, making it too heavy for the tiger to move. Interesting choice, but I suppose it made for more thrills... Everyone keeps mentioning the motorcycle helmet, but Beckett's been riding a bike since very early on in the show, I think. If memory serves, it was something she got into from one of her old boyfriends... ditched the boyfriend, kept the bike. Always cool, but kept pretty low-key in the series. Love the mention of Farscape, Rick, and couldn't agree more! I loved the opening sequence here where they were both waking up like they'd done that together a million times. Just more verification that they really ARE good together!
Cage Lady didn't needle them - she was the bait! Her sons likely did i.e. Beckett's back wound! LOVED this eppy! Shame ABC lax on promo publicity as rated lowest this season!!!!!!
Love love love this show
This episode was so good, too good in a way. It made me sad to think that it won't be on the air again until 2012. I think it sets up a number of issues. For Beckett, the idea that she has, if she hasn't really said so out loud, started to imagine her life post-wall, and that Castle's in it. The motorcycle helmet was a subtle hint that she's starting to live outside her prescribed zone already. The setup for Ryan's wedding to Jenny. They will continue to explore Castle/Beckett issues by proxy through Lanie/Espo What's the holdup then? I think the issues raised in the 'Rise' season premiere episode will start to reemerge over the course of the back 12 episodes (just in time for sweeps). This thing with each of them having secrets from the other- Kate: she heard him tell her he loves her, Castle: his knowledge that any further investigation Kate's mother's murder/her attempted murder will mean death sentence- this will ultimately mean each of them having to come clean and UPPING the already high level of trust they're showing. I see tears, shouting, and also laughing. That's when you'll really see the teamwork payoff. For anyone who watched Farscape, when the romantic leads finally get together it can lead to some amazing television.
Loved the quick comments from Castle like "I didn't envision it being like this" when he was pulling off her shoe and also pulling up her shirt. He is darling and she is good in her role, but come on Kate...gain a little weight. You look like you have an eating disorder. The episode was full of surprises and was a little nail bitting when the tiger appeared. Who knew? I personally don't like the new chief. She acts like she is the only one that knows how to do anything. But the show is at the top of me and my husbands "Must Watch" show. And I mean show because there is rarely anything else on that is worth watching and includes Mon - Fri.
Loved it! Fun, scary, exciting, silly, well written. I adore these two together, and now that you can see that THEY CAN SEE that they are making their way to each other...... it gets better and better. And, ixnay on the one night stand idea; these two are for keeps, not just sex. Sweet smile on Kate's face as she wakes up with Rick...and his soft voice to her........ yup, she knows how she feels, and how he feels, about them. That was yummy. Esplainie are fun! And I'm glad to see the use the show makes of all its characters, love that they all get screen time to do more than laugh at Castle's jokes or support Beckett. Gives the show legs.
(Speaking of legs, I soo want to see them in the three-legged race at the police picnic!!) Lots of Casketty moments; one of my faves is there on top of the freezer, at the end, before the guys get there---they're holding hands. Not just joined by someone else, but holding hands cause they feel safer together, better together. Gates is opening up too, and I really liked her demanding that undercover cop get her the info from his superiors, no matter what, to save her people. Not "my detective", by the way, but "my people." I'll be re-watching this one a lot between now and the next ep!


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US Distribution for the following, exclusively thru Malevolence Records : Catalog # MR-015-D : Talamyus - Raven's Call To Annihilation (Import) : $8.00 + S&H, (DISTRIBUTION) CD Baby : http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/talamyus iTunes : http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ravens ... d478177593 PRC Music Canada : http://www.prcmusic.com/store/ Talamyus : CD Titile : Raven's Call To Annihilation (Import) From : Montreal, Quebec, Canada Release Year : 2012 Label : PROMO AVAILABLE FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME! When you think about Montreal's Epic thrashers of TALAMYUS, you think about dedication, you think about hard work, you think about 4 good souls bleeding for their art, their band, their goals, all this through good times and bad times… never giving up, and this for 10 years now. Rare are the local Montreal bands with already 3 albums out on the market. Rare are local Montreal bands with TALAMYUS' touring history… The band toured (Quebec, Ontario & Maritimes) with the likes of STORMLORD, KRISIUN and KALMAH… opened up for well known names such as FINNTROLL, DESTRUCTION, TYR amongst so many others… now gearing up for a fall tour with Russian heroes ARKONA and various high visibility shows before the end of the year. This band is the real deal, TALAMYUS is all about the music. Welcome back one of Quebec's best metal band in years! This fall… hear the raven's call Contact us for interview requests. Tracklist : 1. Raven's Call To Annihilation 2. Inner Turmoil (Instrumental) 3. The Dead Will Walk The Earth 4. The Berserkers 5. Remembering The Gods (Interlude) 6. Spawn Of The Elements 7. Darker Days Lie Ahead 8. Disciples Of Hypocrisy 9. Warlock 10. The Curse (Instrumental) Label :Remi Cote email@example.com PRC Music - Trois-Pisoles, Quebec, Canada http://www.PRCMusic.com http://www.reverbnation.com/label/prcmusic US Distribution : Nathan McLeod firstname.lastname@example.com Malevolence Records© http://www.malevolence-records.us © Copyright Talamyus - PRC Music
Malevolence Records - US Distribution for the following, exclusively thru Malevolence Records : Catalog # MR-012-D :Stalwart - Manifest Of Refusal (Import): $10.00 + S&H (DISTRIBUTION) CD Baby : http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/stalwart iTunes : http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/manife ... d534410440 PRC Music Canada : http://www.prcmusic.com/store/ SoundCloud : http://soundcloud.com/stalwartmetal/the-karma-circle Stalwart : http://www.stalwart.ru CD Title : Manifest Of Refusal (Import) From : St. Petersberg, Russia Release Year : 2012 Label : Tracklist : 1. The Karma Circle 2. Downgrade Evolution 3. Rise Of The Ninth Wave 4. Last Down Of The Era 5. Corrosion 6. Idol Of The Time 7. It's Just My Choice 8. Manifest Of Refusal 9. Renaissance Through Devastation Album was recorded, mixed and mastered at Hertz Studio, Poland, by Slawek and Wojtek Wieslawski (Vader, Behemoth, Decapitated). Artwork by Pablo The Elephant. "... Manifest Of Refusal is certainly a hell of a lot better than a large handful of death acts you've seen reviewed on here over the past little while. It's thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish, but will most likely lack the significant personality required to impress many people who aren't already death metal fanatics..." http://www.metalstorm.net The band was formed in 1999 in the following line-up: Jacques - vocals, Demian - bass, Leonid - guitars, keyboards, Kirill - guitars, Vladimir - drums. Debut album "Jerk" was released early 2001 by Russian label Fono. The album laid down the foundation for original Stalwart-style, combining massive thrashcore rhythmic groove with atmospheric fragments and acoustic inserts. In summer 2002 Stalwart started to record the second album. Drum tracks were recorded in Astia Studio, Finland, with Anssi Kippo (Children Of Bodom, To/Die/For, Norther). The work demonstrated the significant progress by virtue of unusual consortium of angry riffs and symphonic keyboards. "Dive To Nowhere" was released October 2003 by MetalAgen/Soyz Music. Some of zines characterized it as "one of the best Russian metal releases 2003", and the 8,5-minute title track became a trademark of band for a long time. For the next album famous Hertz Studio, Poland was booked with producers Slawek and Wojtek Wieslawski (Vader, Decapitated, Hate). This album became a debut for new guitar player Antuan. "Abyss Ahead" was released May 2008 on CD-Maximum, showed the more powerful and solid work in comparison with the previous one. Soon after original vocalist and drummer left the band. Nevertheless the newcomers Oleg Sobolevsky (vocals) and Tim Ismag (drums) raised the band to the new scale, importing more drive and energy. New Stalwart sound, much more hot, fast and aggressive, externalized itself on the next CD "Annihilation Begins", also recorded at Hertz Studio, and released December 2009 by Metalism Records. Currently the band finished its 5th album "Manifest Of Refusal", recorded with new drummer Alex. The CD is will be released worldwide by Canadian label PRC Music May 22th 2012. Oleg Sobolevsky – vocals Leonid – guitars, keyboards Antuan – guitars Demian – bass, back vocals Alex - drums Contact : Band : http://www.myspace.com/stalwartmetal http://www.vk.com/stalwartmetal http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Stalwart/23335 http://www.reverbnation.com/stalwart Leonid Verman, 64 Lunacharskogo pr., apt 183, St. Petersburg Russia, 194295 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: +7 (812) 998 95 89 Label :Remi Cote firstname.lastname@example.com PRC Music - Trois-Pisoles, Quebec, Canada http://www.PRCMuaic.com http://www.reverbnation.com/label/prcmusic US Distribution : Nathan McLeod firstname.lastname@example.com Malevolence Records© http://www.malevolence-records.us © Copyright stalWart / PRC Music
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New man on drums! We hereby announce that Drummer Tobias Tellenbach from Swiss Death Metal Band "ORALFISTFUCK" become a permanent member of "SEPTIC CHRIST". Welcome to da Septic Reich! \m/\m/
Suspiria Records is pleased to present the final tracklist that include the expected tribute to the masters Dark Tranquillity, "The Final Resistance". Fifteen featured national and international bands who have reflected with respect and professionalism fifteen of the best songs of the Swedish band.The time is coming!
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When I've shot corrosive mil-surp I clean right away but I've been known to wait a day or 3 with the others...
I like to wait 'til I'm in the right frame of mind, more detail oriented. If I'm just trying to get it over with, I won't do as good of a job...
I leave the .22's alone until they start to jam up on me...
NOPE! after every range visit.
Every once in a while I will let my 870, win 70 or my .22 ride it out. But my AR and XD are my baby's. But I do need to start cleaning them more. I thank I'm going to invest in a dehumidifier for the gun safe next time I'm home.
Most times it's a full cleaning right after a range trip, at most a day or two after if life gets in the way. With that said it is a thorough, q-tip cleaning every time!
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I've only missed it once when I went to the range. Same day I had to head back to the river. Only shot 100 rounds through two .22's and 50 through a .45.
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My guns are cleaned after every range trip whether I shoot 1 round or 500. My carry guns get cleaned and oiled every two weeks even if I don't touch them.
Our 1911's that we shoot in USPSA competition: Quick clean and lube before
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Complete detail strip and clean twice a year.
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