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To: yard_man who wrote (16430)	3/11/2000 6:14:00 PM
From: Mama Bear	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42523

What I like best is that those florescent bulbs last almost forever. It's almost a shock when one burns out. Regards, Barb

To: yard_man who wrote (16430)	3/11/2000 6:45:00 PM
From: IceShark	Respond to of 42523

The thing that keeps running through my mind is how this ice laced with methane formed in the first place, the H2O phase change takes a shit pile of energy so must have been in the last ice age. For the florescents you may want to look at a couple marine catalouges. Pricey, but pretty good. You may have to convert to DC as the supply, though. He's got a lot of ideas that are "good for other people" if you know what I mean ... I do. -s-

To: yard_man who wrote (16430)	3/12/2000 8:13:00 AM
From: re3	Respond to of 42523

from gold eagle. Today I read that Mr. Buffet had to apologize for the lack of performance that his investment company has had over the last few years. I think that many people may think that he has missed the boat when it comes to the high flying Dot.Coms. Indeed that may be the case, but like the Titanic, if you missed the boat, I guess that also means that you missed the Iceberg also. So, it is always just a matter of perspective, isn?t it. Mr. Buffet may look like a looser in today?s market, but by the end of the year, I have no doubt that all of his critics will be eating their words. Mr. Buffet is not a stupid man. When the bottom of the Dow falls out, and when reality finally sets back in. The sheeple will be looking for the best companies to invest in, i.e, those that have actual products and revenues. i.e. This is where Mr. Buffet currently has all of his assets. He realizes that he will be vindicated in the long run as all of the recent high flyers hit the skids, and 95% of all investors across the board will loose 75% of their wealth. Mr. Buffets holding will no doubt be headed in the opposite direction mainly up. At that time, Mr. Buffet will again be heralded as the investment visionary that he truly is. Lets face it, both Gold and Silver are solid investments for the long hall, both are posed to rally in the not too distant future. Silver in particular is following a very bullish long term scenario currently trading at about $5/oz. You can't go wrong investing in either at this point in time. I have to admit, I am a closet Silver Bug, I really like the white metal.

To: yard_man who wrote (16430)	3/12/2000 11:58:00 AM
From: Thomas M.	Respond to of 42523

If I remember correctly (it's kind of fuzzy), Gore was a big supporter (got money from them in exchange for political favors) of the fraud company the Abelson was bashing - Molten Metal. Gore is just one more political slimeball. The fact that he is part of the Clinton administration speaks volumes. this is the way it is with a lot of environmentalists -- they are all for something, but have no real information. Yeah, I learned this a few years ago. The army is currently working on disposing of our chemical weapons stash, by the wonderful method of incineration. Essentially, they are going to take the concentrated and contained toxins, and distribute them into the atmosphere. -ng- I called Greenpeace to see if they were perhaps attempting to convince the army to look at some better approaches. (There are several clean methods being developed: cwwg.org ) After getting past several airheads, I finally got to someone competent. To my dismay, I discovered that Greenpeace was actively supporting the incineration process. Tom