Re: Deep Trouble and James Watt
Well,
> something's gotta die to run our vehicles, right? It's just about
> making the proper choice of who or what goes.
Forget "something's gotta die..."...
jhmcgarv@frontier.net 2004-06-13 11:07:30 #30535
Re: James Watt is my neighbor!
In commenting on the coverage of Reagan's funeral yesterday, an NPR
commentator mentioned James Watt, secretary of the interior in
Reagan's first term. They...
nealocallaghan 2004-06-13 11:02:22 #30534
Deep Trouble and James Watt
Forget about burying nuclear waste one mile under a mountain Nevada!
Christ sakes...bury it in Afganistan or Iraq or Palestine...hell,
maybe even France (damn...
middenguy 2004-06-13 10:55:36 #30533
Re: James Watt is my neighbor!
How right you are ,Bob,I'm being VERY tongue in cheek about Watt knowing anything.Last week he addressed the local Wickenburg Rotary club(my MOM saw it in the...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2004-06-13 10:38:14 #30532
Re: James Watt is my neighbor!
How right you are ,Bob,I'm being VERY tongue in cheek about Watt knowing anything.Last week he addressed the local Wickenburg Rotary club(my MOM saw it in the...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2004-06-13 10:37:39 #30531
Re: "Grand Canyon in Deep Trouble"
With regards to Nuclear Power, I think I'd vote for a nuclear
plant any day over a fossil fuel plant, or possibly even hydro-electric.
The country consumes...
Kevin Z Grey 2004-06-13 10:30:05 #30530
Re: James Watt is my neighbor!
Hi Pat, here's a passage about Watt's quote from Hijacking A River, by
Ingram, pp 382-383:
Insofar as there was any doubt as to how to read the events in...
Tom Martin 2004-06-13 10:00:26 #30529
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