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Bush's Executions Continue

Submitted in News - on 07/29/2008
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 07/18/2008
Fuel cell technology isn't new. Governments have been using them for space exploration for decades. This hasn't anything to do with Big Oil. It has to to with thermodynamics. (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (2 diggs, 1 reply) - on 07/18/2008
Where is the hydrogen station? Where do I fill that puppy up? (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 07/18/2008
More elusive than hydrogen? You have a cheap way of producing hydrogen? That is no small task, yet you make it sound so trivial! (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 07/18/2008
You're drinking hydrogen? Or are you drinking H-O-H? And as for the abundance in the universe, perhaps you would like to go out and scoop some up for my hydrogen car. Best get started soon. The density of hydrogen in the universe is 1 atom per cubic dec … (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 07/18/2008
A few observations about Pickens Plan: 1) Of the 21 Mbbls of oil we import each day into the US, only 17% comes from Saudi Arabia. The rest comes from Mexico (12%) and Canada (20%), Venezuella (11%), and other oil producing countries. In fact, more than … (see comment)
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Why We Have Everything to Fear from McCain

Comment in News (7 diggs, 3 replies) - on 07/18/2008
Who gives a shit what the Brits think of the US Presidential elections? They didn't ask my opinions about who should be the next Prime Minister. (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 07/18/2008
Hydrogen cars are interesting toys but without a reliable source of fuel, they are unrealistic replacement for today's internal combustion cars. Natural gas conversion to hydrogen is the only "economical" way to manufacture hydrogen to date. I'd be intere … (see comment)
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Study: Fuel cell cars still 15 years away at best

Comment in News (0 diggs, 2 replies) - on 07/18/2008
What is "right" about this technology? Where is the abundant source of hydrogen to replace the 17 million bbls of oil used for transportation in the US every day? (see comment)
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The Return of the Blimp; Can Lift Over 40 Tons (PIC)

Comment in News (1 digg, 2 replies) - on 07/12/2008
Hope this particular endeavor doesn't end up like that particular endeavor: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helistat Of course one can believe that the engineers involved read the Lessons Learned. … (see comment)
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John Hagee Said Hitler Was Fulfilling God's Will (AUDIO)

Comment in News (2 diggs, 0 replies) - on 05/21/2008
@Berkana "The "theological problem" you point out is your misunderstanding, not an actual problem." Yeah, I get that a lot. That misunderstanding usually stems from a person who has one particular interpretation of the Bible disagreeing with another per … (see comment)
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Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 04/21/2008
@jagchamp Your reply didn't post. (see comment)
1991

Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (2 diggs, 0 replies) - on 04/21/2008
"I am not part of the intelligent design movement." By your debating style, I would have to respectfully disagree. You are making good use of what the Discovery Institute calls "Teach the Controversy", or a propaganda approach that attempts to chip away … (see comment)
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Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (3 diggs, 2 replies) - on 04/21/2008
"I am discussing the failures of Darwinistic evolution." There are problems with Darwinistic evolution that even Darwin cited. In the 150 years since the publication of "Origin of Species", there have been many modifications to the original Darwinistic m … (see comment)
1991

Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (3 diggs, 1 reply) - on 04/21/2008
Thus far you have failed to produce one *fact* associated with Intelligent Design. I am under the impression that the Intelligent Design theory is actually a "negative theory" in that it defines itself in contrast to another prevailing theory. You have no … (see comment)
1991

Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (4 diggs, 0 replies) - on 04/21/2008
"And hey, isn't that what you hypocritcial tools are always accusing CHRISTIANS of doing?" Which Christians? The "Christians" you refer to are a select minority even amongst Christians. (see comment)
1991

Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (3 diggs, 1 reply) - on 04/21/2008
"...open scientific viewpoint" Define that statement. Does an "open scientific viewpoint" require that we apply magic at critical junctures in biological processes?: "And then just before meiosis, a spark from God takes over..." Because if you begin dow … (see comment)
1991

Box office flop: Ben Stein shows he's no Michael Moore

Comment in News (3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 04/21/2008
Why not? You have strong scientific evidence that it doesn't work? Cite peer-refereed journals to support your claims. (see comment)
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