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FLIP – The Flipping Ship
artdawgs
by artdawgs  11-7-2009    4
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Part I The Marijuana FACTS
mountainpalm
by mountainpalm  10-21-2009   
 Quality paints and varnishes were made from hemp seed oil until 1937. 58,000 tons of hemp seeds were used in America for paint products in 1935; Sherman Williams Paint Co. testimony before Congress against the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act. * Henry Ford's first Model-T was built to run on hemp gasoline and the CAR ITSELF WAS CONTRUCTED FROM HEMP! On his large estate, Ford was photographed among his hemp fields. The car, 'grown from the soil,' had hemp plastic panels whose impact strength was 10 times stronger than steel; Popular Mechanics, 1941. * Hemp called 'Billion Dollar Crop.' It was the first time a cash crop had a business potential to exceed a billion dollars; Popular Mechanics, Feb., 1938. * Mechanical Engineering Magazine (Feb. 1938) published an article entitled 'The Most Profitable and Desirable Crop that Can be Grown.' It stated that if hemp was cultivated using 20th Century technology, it would be the single largest agricultural crop in the U.S. and the rest of the wor
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Ceramatec’s Batteries Could Power Your Home
rj3sp
by rj3sp  8-14-2009   
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Buzz Aldrin: NASA on Wrong Track With Moon-Mission Reruns
lakotahope
by lakotahope  6-24-2009   
 I've got a problem with the five year gap between manned launches for America. We'll need to hit a ride with Russia, which doesn't like us today or China, who are beginners in space. We'll likely anger China anyway if and when we do something about North Korea
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Earthrise
mccarronequine
by mccarronequine  6-10-2009   
 Kaguya's stream of photos will end when the satellite crashes into the moon on Wednesday.
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The CitiCAT and MiEv coming soon
darkduskx
by darkduskx  6-5-2009   
 Despite what the ignoramuses and special interest groups say, the reason we need these technologies is becoming more and more obvious around the globe: http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/34145218-DDDA-496B-A5ED-5BBAD785C2B1/
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Prefab Green Homes
cakebelly
by cakebelly  5-11-2009    4
 continues: The result was the Clayton I-House (view Clayton’s online tour of it here), an innovative prefab home that can be powered for a dollar a day, thanks to Low-E windows, solar augmentation, high-efficiency appliances and superior insulation. The solar panels on the roof don't supply all the home's needs, but they do cut electricity consumption in half. There's also a tankless water heater and a cistern that collects rainwater from the roof for use in gardening, car washing or other outdoor uses. Floors are made of fast-growing bamboo, and paint and insulation are low- or zero-emission.
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Glenn Beck Invites James “Yellow Journalism” Meigs To Debunk FEMA Camps
paleblue
by paleblue  3-28-2009   
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Tata Motors, a punt de produir cotxes amb motor d'aire comprimit , per al mercat indi
patxigu
by patxigu  3-26-2009   
 Tata Motors, a punt de produir cotxes amb motor d'aire comprimit , per al mercat indi
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Stone Slabs Using Recyled Materials like Glass
mobile51
by mobile51  2-7-2009   
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Safest Seat on a Plane: It's in the Back
Catshade
by Catshade  1-16-2009   
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In The Time Of Miracles
merrie
by merrie  1-15-2009    2
 OK, but do you want to be the one who says the power of Obama wasn’t abroad upon the land today? Or in the air, water, whatever?
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Compact Fluorescent Bulbs & Contradictions
GlennFrancoSimmons
by GlennFrancoSimmons  1-10-2009    1
 Popular Mechanics' compact fluorescent bulb analysis is farcical because it ignores so many plausible scenarios.
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British Steam-Car Team Sets Sights on 170 mph
merrie
by merrie  12-11-2008   
 Engineers are trying for a modest speed, but the technology they're using is no shrinking violet. According to Popular Mechanics, the British Steam Car uses liquefied petroleum gas and a dozen microboilers to generate the 3 megawatts of heat needed to create a steam temperature of 750 degrees Fahrenheit. The steam flows through 1.86 miles of tubing and several giant valves to a two-stage turbine spinning at 13,000 rpm and drives the rear wheels. The system can turn 10.5 gallons of water a minute into steam at 40 times atmospheric pressure. "It's a total-loss system," project manager Matt Candy told Popular Mechanics. "We're not condensing the steam or anything. We just throw it out the back and, as a consequence, we're only about 10 percent thermally efficient." British Steam Car in successful tests according to the Telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/3690952/British-Steam-Car-in-successful-tests.html
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Popular Science/Mechanics On Google Books
donohue_lee
by donohue_lee  12-11-2008   
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Google Book Search Extends to Magazines
zizzy
by zizzy  12-10-2008   
 Yeah!
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Waterproof Home
yazzyspazzy
by yazzyspazzy  11-28-2008   
 If only things had worked out like they hoped it would.
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100 Essential Skills Every Man Should Know
A53GG4
by A53GG4  11-1-2008   
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Aptera Website (Gorgeous Electric Car)
mobile51
by mobile51  10-18-2008    1
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10 Most Brilliant Gadgets Of 2008
einbar
by einbar  10-18-2008    1
 Popular Mechanics announced its picks for the 2008 Breakthrough Awards awards in what the publication called The 10 Most Brilliant Gadets of the Year. Here's the list of international winners; you may be surprised at the gadgets on the list.
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100 Skills Every Man Should Know: 2008's Ultimate DIY List
infopunk
by infopunk  9-19-2008   
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"Driving on Compressed Air"
cakebelly
by cakebelly  8-14-2008   
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MIT's Guru of Low-Tech Engineering Fixes the World on $2 a Day
Lexica
by Lexica  7-24-2008   
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6 Retarded Gas Saving Schemes (People Are Actually Trying) Part 1 (#6-4)
revenantdm
by revenantdm  7-16-2008   
 I was surfing I-Am-Bored when I found this list... All I can say is you have to read it to believe it!
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Photos: Crash Scene Of B-2 Stealth Bomber
yojoe
by yojoe  7-14-2008   
 Photographs of the wreckage from a B-2 Stealth Bomber that crashed in February of 2008.
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NASA Needs to Take Space Sex Seriously
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-14-2008    7
 The fact remains however, that we are naive of the effects of sex in space, let alone if it is even a pleasurable experience. The mechanics of "human docking procedures" (as described by tests carried out by the Russian space agency) are a lot more complicated when in zero gravity. There are also huge ethical questions hanging over possible pregnancies in space. Zero-G tests on rat embryos produced decreased skeletal and brain development, the effects on a human embryo will remain a mystery. The fact remains that NASA continues to cut back biological research in favor of future Moon missions, so much about human sexuality in space will remain a mystery.
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NSA 'Red Team' of Crack Hackers Protects U.S. Secrets
xpersianx
by xpersianx  7-14-2008   
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Morrowind Open
ylodi
by ylodi  7-13-2008   
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Keep Your Mind’s Eye on Cybernetics
wildcat
by wildcat  7-9-2008    2
 “Chance favors the prepared mind.”
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80 How-To Sites Worth Bookmarking
Socratoad
by Socratoad  7-4-2008    3
 Many many more at site
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80 How-To Sites Worth Bookmarking
Djiezes
by Djiezes  7-4-2008   
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The 730 ton stabilizing ball that keeps the tallest building in the world standing
A53GG4
by A53GG4  6-23-2008    1
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The Journal of Unlikely Science
Socratoad
by Socratoad  6-20-2008   
 I think there is a world market for maybe five computers. - Thomas J. Watson ., IBM Chairman, 1943 Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons. - Popular Mechanics, 1949
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The future of yachting
mikosilk
by mikosilk  6-5-2008    3
 a must have! second only to new gen iphone :)
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Hybrid Technologies Supercar Crushes Prius And Corvette
FidoDido78
by FidoDido78  5-29-2008   
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How to Read Popular Magazines on your Desktop for Free
boozich
by boozich  5-27-2008    2
 using Safari or Firefox simple trick to help you read the latest issue of popular magazines like PC Magazine, MIT Technology Review, Popular Mechanics, MacWorld, Lonely Planet, Reader’s Digest, etc without paying any subscription charges. You will also get to read adult magazines like Playboy and Penthouse. Best of all, these digital magazines are exact replicas of print
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Why Do People Write Free Documentation?
skillskimming
by skillskimming  5-12-2008   
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Floating Home
alwayzballyn
by alwayzballyn  5-1-2008   
 Living in a partially submerged home.
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Armed Robots Still In Iraq
David M Ewalt
by David M Ewalt  4-15-2008   
 Good to hear. As a colleague recently pointed out, we need even more high tech weaponry sent to Iraq. The day we deploy giant walking robots with 50-foot swords into Basra, this war is over.
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9/11 CONTRADICTIONS: Open Letter to Congress and the Press
blueridge
by blueridge  3-1-2008    1
 David Ray Griffin is about to unleash truth about 9/11 in a very powerful manner in this book to be released soon. His tenacity is an example of how to push truth against propaganda by this bull dog who will not let go of the bone he has to pick with the official story. Also, listen to him on the Charles Goyette radio show in Phoenix, AZ recently where he brings out the FACT that the FBI says Ted Olson's (who represented Bush and Cheney before the Supreme Court in the Election 2000 controversy vs. Gore) story about a cell phone call from his wife on Flight 77 is not and cannot be true! (This story made Digg). The clip on the audio link about the FBI and Ted Olson's statement is about 80% into the interview.
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