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To: Bilow who wrote (10109)	11/12/2001 6:25:08 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 281500

Great stuff Bilow. I'm getting broadband before I discuss anything of importance again with you -g- Just would like to finish with... -All accidents are preventable- We humans are not perfect, but we can always strive to do better. A century ago the animals used for transportation regularly kicked people to death. Hope those SF guys on horseback are OK. Horse cavalry manual/maintenance procedures on the site:.mil web by any chance? I know from watching TV westerns that USA army used horses once. My dictionary says "cavalry"..."in the past" ...sorry dictionary way out of date -g-

To: Bilow who wrote (10109)	11/12/2001 7:59:44 PM
From: b-witch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

Bilow, thanks for the thought-provoking on steel factories. Solar energy production does not require the massive factory level sites. Smaller, individual production is more at the user level claiming energy at individual level. It's simplicity is part of what keeps it from being pursued-large energy corporations haven't seen a way to make a profit in it yet. i trust time and human ingenuity will provide the opportunity. My point of nculear energy is the afterlife danger of nuclear waste and the potential of targetting sites for explosiion and radioactive exposure as weapon. This topic may appear OT at moment; i also trust that it will become integral to international development sooner than later. namaste, mitzi