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In article qGSvc.11263$DV4.2959@clgrps13,
m II wrote: Brenda Ann Dyer wrote: We do need the energy. Windmill farms aren't so bad, if they are done to blend more or less with the background. I see hundreds of them on hillsides in CA when I drive down there. I'd rather see those than poorly maintained nuke plants.. Is it true that the morons built one on a major fault line? A greater blunder was made when your parents got together. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
You don't have to sneak into Mexico. You just drive across the
border. On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 21:42:15 GMT, Burr wrote: TRY THIS - Go Ahead................I Dare You! Enter Mexico illegally. Never mind immigration quotas, visas, international law, or any of that nonsense. Once there, demand that the local government provide free medical care for you and your entire family. Demand bilingual nurses and doctors. Demand free bilingual local government forms, bulletins, etc. Procreate abundantly. Deflect any criticism of this allegedly irresponsible reproductive behavior with, "It is a cultural United States thing. You would not understand, pal." Keep your American identity strong. Fly Old Glory from your rooftop, or proudly display it in your front window or on your car bumper. Speak only English at home, and in public, and insist that your children do likewise. Demand classes on American culture in the Mexican school system. Demand a local Mexican driver license. This will afford other legal rights and will go far to legitimize your unauthorized, illegal, presence in Mexico. Insist that local Mexican law enforcement teach English to all its officers. Good luck! You'll be demanding for the rest of time. Because it will never happen. In Mexico or any other country in the world... Except right here. Land of the Naive. God Bless America--She needs it. Author unknown |
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BAD,
- Solar only works during Sun Light. NOT a 24&7 Power Source ! - Windmills only work when the Wind Blows. NOT a 24&7 Power Source ! - Oil, Gas and Coal Fueled Power Plants = Air Pollution and other Environment Problems. - Current Nuclear Technology has it Long Term Environment and Health Dangers. Although Cold Fusion may some day be a Reality. http://www.coopcomm.org/nonukes/safenrgy.htm + HYDRO-POWER Dams for Generation and Reservoirs for Natural Energy Storage are still the 'best choice' for a "Clean" Power Source that does Produce Power 24&7 and provides many other Social Benefits to Society. HYDRO-POWER= http://www.eere.energy.gov/RE/hydropower.html http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...ergy%20storage YES - Hydro-Power for an Energy Independent {Free} America. ENERGY-FREEDOM= http://www.inkworkx.com/energychoices.htm http://www.nationalcenter.org/RR100.html The one Power Source that can produce 'sufficient qualities' of Power and produces the least long term Environment Problems is Hydro-Power. Plus Hydro-Power provides many other Social Benefits: Flood Control; Water Management for Wild Life and Recreation; and Clean Water for Agriculture and People. But Hydro-Power is being 'blocked' by the same Ultra-Liberal Environmental Extremist who control the Democrat Party. Just another Environmentally Friendly Conservative ~ RHF .. .. = = = "Brenda Ann Dyer" wrote in message = = = ... "dxAce" wrote in message ... Windmills Farms, Lots & Lots of Windmill Farms... It's actually interesting that you bring up windmill farms. It seems as though your good pal Teddy Kennedy and his family are/were actually in a fight over some proposed windmills off of Martha's Vineyard which might destroy their idyllic view. NIMBY - Also Walter Cronkite was againt them. Google it, I don't have time to do all your research. I don't need to Google it myself.. I remember it very well.. the hypocracy.. We do need the energy. Windmill farms aren't so bad, if they are done to blend more or less with the background. I see hundreds of them on hillsides in CA when I drive down there. I'd rather see those than poorly maintained nuke plants. .. |
= = = m II wrote in message
= = = news:qGSvc.11263$DV4.2959@clgrps13... Brenda Ann Dyer wrote: We do need the energy. Windmill farms aren't so bad, if they are done to blend more or less with the background. I see hundreds of them on hillsides in CA when I drive down there. I'd rather see those than poorly maintained nuke plants.. Is it true that the morons built one on a major fault line? MII, NO on a 'minor' {inactive} Earth Quake Fault Line. Remember - California is \ \ Earth Quake / / Country :o) ~ RHF .. .. mike .. |
= = = Altawaowr wrote in message
= = = . .. You don't have to sneak into Mexico. You just drive across the border. ALTAWAOWR, And when you do... Remember This "Is" NOT America ! Something to Think About ~ RHF .. - - - - - S N I P - - - - - .. Good luck! You'll be demanding for the rest of time. Because it will never happen. In Mexico or any other country in the world... Except right here. Land of the Naive. God Bless America--She needs it. Author unknown .. |
"RHF" wrote in message om... BAD, - Solar only works during Sun Light. NOT a 24&7 Power Source ! Solar energy is stored in batteries for times when there is no sunlight.. It is a 24/7 power source. - Windmills only work when the Wind Blows. NOT a 24&7 Power Source ! There are plenty of places where there IS wind 24/7, such as mountain areas (the average wind speed on Mt. Washington (VT?) is over 100 MPH. On coastal areas there is wind almost all the time. Also, electricity generated by windmills is stored in batteries for times of no wind. It is a 24/7 power source. |
Love you mon BUT,
Do a little research #12 |
Altawaowr wrote: You don't have to sneak into Mexico. You just drive across the border. Try getting about 50 miles away from the border!!! Come on in, spend your money then get out. #12 |
"Brenda Ann Dyer" wrote in message ... There are plenty of places where there IS wind 24/7, such as mountain areas (the average wind speed on Mt. Washington (VT?) is over 100 MPH. On coastal areas there is wind almost all the time. Also, electricity generated by windmills is stored in batteries for times of no wind. It is a 24/7 power source. Sure, the energy can be stored in other ways besides batteries, as well. I've read about a plan to pump water up a tall tower and recover the energy through water turbines. That's what that whole hydrogen power scheme is all about. It's really energy storage. Energy is used to break down water into hydrogen and oxygen, and is recovered when the hydrogen and oxygen are recombined. The energy from solar power will correspond roughly with daytime demand. Not so with wind power, but power is power, and the existing generators should be throttled back to take advantage of days when wind power is abundant. Frank Dresser |
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