Ted Stevens (R-AK) Found GUILTY!!
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Ted Stevens (R-AK) Found GUILTY!!
Senator Ted Stevens, republican senator running for re-election, was just found guilty of making false statements. What do you guess his chances are for re-election.
I wonder what the final outcome of the Palin investigation will be now. Weren't they (Sarah and her husband) just deposed a couple of days ago?
JK
I wonder what the final outcome of the Palin investigation will be now. Weren't they (Sarah and her husband) just deposed a couple of days ago?
JK
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Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me
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Yuck...do we really want him at BM?Apollonaris Zeus wrote:Great! Now we can close the Tongass to logging!
on the other hand,
Ted Stevens said after the decision, "I guess now then I'm not going to be the senator from Alaska, I can now go to Burning Man!"
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When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle.
Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me
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He needs to get naken and do some acid before he croaks soon.jkisha wrote:Yuck...do we really want him at BM?Apollonaris Zeus wrote:Great! Now we can close the Tongass to logging!
on the other hand,
Ted Stevens said after the decision, "I guess now then I'm not going to be the senator from Alaska, I can now go to Burning Man!"
JK
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Just the Tongass, or, everywhere? Why the tongass?Apollonaris Zeus wrote:Never not in the tongass rainforest that's why!ygmir wrote: how come you don't want to log?
And we're going to close all public lands to grazing!
Then close all the Gold mines that use cyanide!
And all those coal fired plants in Nevada that have destroyed the air quality!
All public lands, no grazing?
Cyanide? I didn't think they use it much anymore.
I'm always curious about how far someone wants to go to stop things, but, still live as they do?
And, make sure everyone else lives as said person thinks they should.
Just wonderin'............
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Just Kiddin'ygmir wrote:Just the Tongass, or, everywhere? Why the tongass?Apollonaris Zeus wrote:Never not in the tongass rainforest that's why!ygmir wrote: how come you don't want to log?
And we're going to close all public lands to grazing!
Then close all the Gold mines that use cyanide!
And all those coal fired plants in Nevada that have destroyed the air quality!
All public lands, no grazing?
Cyanide? I didn't think they use it much anymore.
I'm always curious about how far someone wants to go to stop things, but, still live as they do?
And, make sure everyone else lives as said person thinks they should.
Just wonderin'............
But the tongass rainforest was the last intact rainforest left and Steven sold it off for pennies a boardfoot. Originally, the logs were shipped to japan as raw cuts instead of being milled here and creating jobs. Now they have to be processed in america.
The tongass is one of those useless wilderness that no one ever used except for a few moose, deer and black bears. Right! Wrong!
At a time of when we need carbon sinks and oxygen, they're priceless!
did anyone notice the new Caution Fog signs on I80 at Battle Mountain. The fog is new and caused by several coal fired plants! Totally fucked up!
Nevada doesn't need them and if they do why didn't they put our finest scrubbers on them. A waste! I don't even visit that section of Nevada, 55mi, so they don't get my tourist bucks! did you know that the second largest geyser basin outside of Yellowstone and fifth largest in the world sits near Battle Mtn- Beowawe.

Oh they are gone too because they drilled it for geothermal energy! Too fucking bad because it could have been one of the biggest attractions on that long road from SLC to Reno 911!
No stops in the Battle Mountain area anymore!
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Are you sure that's cyanide?mdmf007 wrote:millions of gallons of cyanide are used weekly in some mines.
Go down Cyanide Plant Road outside of Winnemucca - tankers of the stuff is leaving hourly.
I'm not arguing cyanide isn't deadly, but, I also understand it's quite unstable and degrades rapidly in uncontrolled situations.
I'm no chemist, though, but, I'm thinking someone here is.......
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I don't disagree with keeping some forest pristine, or, as close as possible, and, I resent the hell out of selling the logs at a loss to the Japanese........Apollonaris Zeus wrote:Just Kiddin'ygmir wrote:Just the Tongass, or, everywhere? Why the tongass?Apollonaris Zeus wrote: Never not in the tongass rainforest that's why!
And we're going to close all public lands to grazing!
Then close all the Gold mines that use cyanide!
And all those coal fired plants in Nevada that have destroyed the air quality!
All public lands, no grazing?
Cyanide? I didn't think they use it much anymore.
I'm always curious about how far someone wants to go to stop things, but, still live as they do?
And, make sure everyone else lives as said person thinks they should.
Just wonderin'............
But the tongass rainforest was the last intact rainforest left and Steven sold it off for pennies a boardfoot. Originally, the logs were shipped to japan as raw cuts instead of being milled here and creating jobs. Now they have to be processed in america.
The tongass is one of those useless wilderness that no one ever used except for a few moose, deer and black bears. Right! Wrong!
At a time of when we need carbon sinks and oxygen, they're priceless!
did anyone notice the new Caution Fog signs on I80 at Battle Mountain. The fog is new and caused by several coal fired plants! Totally fucked up!
Nevada doesn't need them and if they do why didn't they put our finest scrubbers on them. A waste! I don't even visit that section of Nevada, 55mi, so they don't get my tourist bucks! did you know that the second largest geyser basin outside of Yellowstone and fifth largest in the world sits near Battle Mtn- Beowawe.
Oh they are gone too because they drilled it for geothermal energy! Too fucking bad because it could have been one of the biggest attractions on that long road from SLC to Reno 911!
No stops in the Battle Mountain area anymore!
AIIZ
I was just wondering your take on it......
I've spent many years and driven many miles of northern Nevada.
I do know it's historically, especially in winter, foggy all along the I80 corridor. And, in freezing, still weather, they get "Pogonip" (sp?), a freezing ice/fog that lays only about 15' deep. you can't see in front of you, but, if you look up, you see blue sky......really sucky driving, but, makes really pretty ice buildup on plants and fences, etc.......
I don't understand the lack of scrubbers on the coal plants there, either. Valmy, the first in the area, was made to supply electricity to Idaho, IIRC. I think a lot of them are on indian land, and, therefore, immune to a lot of the regulation the rest of us are controlled by. I think that's the case with the bad air in the Grand Canyon, too........
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My take on logging!
Logging is fine with me. Trees are recyclable. But I do have a problem with old growth groves, especially when they are cut up for decks, saunas and grand entrances to your ranchettes. Logging on national forest should be for a profit. Subsidies for logging at a loss are a waste of money. They effect the price of boardfeet for private owners of forests undercutting our capitalist society. Its a form of socialism. You would never know how socialist our national forest are as well as our dept of interior. Cattle grazing is the same. Undervaluing the costs affects of private owners that lease their lands.
I laugh when I hear the present mantra of socialism in the election when most western republican politicians support the present welfare for millionaire programs.
Do you know has never been a cost effective logging sale east of the bitterroots or east of the sierra's and cascades that involved extensive road building and maintenence! If I was one of those private land owners, I would he mad as hell if I had to compete with those forms of socialism!
On cyanide, its light combined with water then neutralizes or oxidizes it, But if you want to drink water from a mine polluted stream, be my guest if you want to drink the dissolved heavy metals that are released in the process! Mining may only be environmentally suitable to the arid great basins. We spoke about this issue not too long ago ygmir hopefully this refreshes your memory.
What is your take?
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Logging is fine with me. Trees are recyclable. But I do have a problem with old growth groves, especially when they are cut up for decks, saunas and grand entrances to your ranchettes. Logging on national forest should be for a profit. Subsidies for logging at a loss are a waste of money. They effect the price of boardfeet for private owners of forests undercutting our capitalist society. Its a form of socialism. You would never know how socialist our national forest are as well as our dept of interior. Cattle grazing is the same. Undervaluing the costs affects of private owners that lease their lands.
I laugh when I hear the present mantra of socialism in the election when most western republican politicians support the present welfare for millionaire programs.
Do you know has never been a cost effective logging sale east of the bitterroots or east of the sierra's and cascades that involved extensive road building and maintenence! If I was one of those private land owners, I would he mad as hell if I had to compete with those forms of socialism!
On cyanide, its light combined with water then neutralizes or oxidizes it, But if you want to drink water from a mine polluted stream, be my guest if you want to drink the dissolved heavy metals that are released in the process! Mining may only be environmentally suitable to the arid great basins. We spoke about this issue not too long ago ygmir hopefully this refreshes your memory.
What is your take?
AIIZ
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well,Apollonaris Zeus wrote:My take on logging!
Logging is fine with me. Trees are recyclable. But I do have a problem with old growth groves, especially when they are cut up for decks, saunas and grand entrances to your ranchettes. Logging on national forest should be for a profit. Subsidies for logging at a loss are a waste of money. They effect the price of boardfeet for private owners of forests undercutting our capitalist society. Its a form of socialism. You would never know how socialist our national forest are as well as our dept of interior. Cattle grazing is the same. Undervaluing the costs affects of private owners that lease their lands.
I laugh when I hear the present mantra of socialism in the election when most western republican politicians support the present welfare for millionaire programs.
Do you know has never been a cost effective logging sale east of the bitterroots or east of the sierra's and cascades that involved extensive road building and maintenence! If I was one of those private land owners, I would he mad as hell if I had to compete with those forms of socialism!
On cyanide, its light combined with water then neutralizes or oxidizes it, But if you want to drink water from a mine polluted stream, be my guest if you want to drink the dissolved heavy metals that are released in the process! Mining may only be environmentally suitable to the arid great basins. We spoke about this issue not too long ago ygmir hopefully this refreshes your memory.
What is your take?
AIIZ
we agree then on logging........you said it well, thanks. I was just wondering.......
And, the cyanide thing.......
Nope, don't want to drink contaminated water.
Please excuse my CRS, not only am I getting older, but, all the fun of the '70 and '80 may be catching up with me.......
I do agree with measured, responsible, and reasonable use, as, it seems you do.....
I sometimes ask questions just to get to know people, too......it's good insight, IMHO.
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Yesygmir wrote:Are you sure that's cyanide?mdmf007 wrote:millions of gallons of cyanide are used weekly in some mines.
Go down Cyanide Plant Road outside of Winnemucca - tankers of the stuff is leaving hourly.
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Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
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well, yes, I do know the process and implications.......theCryptofishist wrote:Yesygmir wrote:Are you sure that's cyanide?mdmf007 wrote:millions of gallons of cyanide are used weekly in some mines.
Go down Cyanide Plant Road outside of Winnemucca - tankers of the stuff is leaving hourly.
But, I understood many of the major mines were using a different chemical cocktail to replace cyanide.......
but, not sure, ergo, my question.......
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Well, I do know that in Nevada the mines tend to leave poisonous leach ponds. I could ask, but I wont get the answer before thursday.
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Cyanide, what a nasty cocktail...
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0333.html
Personally, i could do without using chemicals to mine ore's. Besides, blowing shit up is wayyy more fun
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0333.html
Personally, i could do without using chemicals to mine ore's. Besides, blowing shit up is wayyy more fun
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you may want to research mining procedure, especially low grade ores, before making that statement........Sail Man wrote:Cyanide, what a nasty cocktail...
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0333.html
Personally, i could do without using chemicals to mine ore's. Besides, blowing shit up is wayyy more fun
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The smartest thing McCain has said in twelve months:
McCain calls for Sen. Ted Stevens to step down
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate John McCain is calling for Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens to step down.
Stevens was convicted Monday on seven felony counts in connection with a corruption case.
In a statement issued Tuesday morning by his campaign, McCain says Stevens has broken his trust with the people and that the long-serving Republican should step down.
McCain said the verdict in Stevens' trial is a sign of the corruption and insider-dealing that he says has become so pervasive in Washington.
McCain calls for Sen. Ted Stevens to step down
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate John McCain is calling for Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens to step down.
Stevens was convicted Monday on seven felony counts in connection with a corruption case.
In a statement issued Tuesday morning by his campaign, McCain says Stevens has broken his trust with the people and that the long-serving Republican should step down.
McCain said the verdict in Stevens' trial is a sign of the corruption and insider-dealing that he says has become so pervasive in Washington.
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