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please do everyone a favor and find some other forum to post to. this is embarassing.

sorry acronym, that would be great, but would violate the 1st law. a system cannot produce energy, no matter how much, and a closed system cannot output more energy than was input. this isn't the best wikipedia entry, but it may be useful for background...

even assuming the RF did somehow cause combustion of the hydrogen, the heat energy released in the burning of hydrogen could not exceed the energy required to separate the water into hydrogen and oxygen, accounting for losses in the electricity and RF production. the energy required to deliver...

sounds good, if it weren't for those pesky thermodynamic laws getting in the way :p

this is just dissociation of the water, then "burning" the hydrogen released. problem is, the energy required to obtain the hydrogen (electricity production, generating RF radiation) is much larger than the energy released by burning it. however, it may be useful as a more efficient...

they can debate the details and laws and agency acronyms, but in the end it's just yet another swindle. was there ever any doubt this would eventually end up on the taxpayer's tab? wasn't that the point of it all along?

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good thing we have "family values." faith-based initiatives. prayer in schools. thank the lord the gays can't get married, they'd ruin that fine institution. look at it from their side - if the GOP closet homosexuals have to scurry around looking for action in mens rooms, everybody else...

Bronks - If you are interested in exploring further, one place to start is with Joseph Campbell, who wrote extensively on comparative mythology. Particularly interesting is that there are a great number of parallels, and outright identical elements, between myths and religious stories of...

haha. true. who wants to deal with this crap in august? :p

neither is it their job to deliberately set up rules that can only lead to bubbles and exaggerated speculation, or to pass laws that benefit their special interest donators at the expense of the public, or to engage in profligate spending and staggering debt creation. but they do it anyway...

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Paul's medical training was interrupted when he was drafted during the Cuban Missile Crisis into the United States Air Force. He remained in the military during the early years of the Vietnam War.[15] He was never sent to Vietnam, instead serving active duty (1963-1965) that took him to other...

away from the wide-open mexican border, US border control is strict as hell - a bunch of real hard asses ready to go to great lengths to punish and abuse evildoers seeking to harm the motherland. as long as the evildoer is a british female journalist, that is...

bridges collapsing due to problems known for decades. americans going bankrupt for having the bad luck to need medical services. pay raises for military vetoed. funding for infrastructure, environmental protection, education, etc. cut. well at least the fed is looking out for you...

sure, it makes sense, appealing to the ignorant and intellectually lazy as their target market. my first thought was along a pop-psychology praise/reassurance angle. sort of like the authority figures going on oprah to proclaim that, yes, every loser in the audience is misunderstood and...

did you account for the tax due on the security deposit interest? :p it could be worse - somewhere, some poor sap out there is hauling manure for 6 bucks an hour. you're in a good spot to learn and make friends. keep your eyes open, and remember the most important things to success in the...

whether it's a clusterf**k depends on point of view. like all systems with significant government intervention and control, it results in massive wealth transfer from the US citizen. but it's good for the transferees. and there are many levels of them, each skimming off a piece. the...

uphold the Constitution.

note the date and symbols listed... http://www.thestreet.com/funds/smarter/891820.html (can't believe tscm still has this article up!)