Charlie Brown said it right for that.

     "GOOD GRIEF" 

   But then, wouldn't that kind of thinking be something
he would come up with. To this day, I am totally surprised
that someone didn't off his ass. All the crap he did and all
he got was anti-trust suits and so on. Oh well.

thay

Quote from: triffid on April 28, 2011, 07:49:26 AM
...."promote innovative ideas in global health." The first batch of $100,000 grants included a proposal "to turn mosquitoes that normally transmit disease into 'flying syringes,' so that when they bite humans they deliver vaccines."Flying syringes!
What could POSSIBLY go wrong with THAT idea!?
To Your Good Health, triffid

Well, a virus could mutate inside a mosquito, whether the CDC cares about it or not.  The mosquito then turns into a "zombie" mosquito??  10 feet long??  The whole bug mutates like a science fiction monster??
                    
The politicians could volunteer for AIDS vaccines case studies/trials and do something USEFUL for the country!!

I've never, ever had the flu, but everyone else in my family has.  I might have a double deletion of CCR5 delta 32, which has a strong resistance influence to AIDS, plague, and possibly(?) tuberculosis.  Maybe the flu as well?

REEDITED UPDATE:
Survival-oriented, self-sufficiency-slanted PDF's; and many of them are electrical/electronic in nature:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7748.0
Otherwise, they're sold retail by Creative Science  ( http://www.fuelesspower.com )  and they're not cheap either.

--Lee

I made some hard copies of a few of those Pdf files recently and plan to put a metal plate upon the roof to see what kind of voltage I can get.I will try to remove it before a storm comes.I was lucky the tornados missed my house by a couple of miles.Right now there are flooding concerns all over the state of missouri including branson.triffid

I heard some good advice this morning and decided to pass it on here."Spend less and plant more."Thats it.Have a good day.triffid

Last night I watched ancient science on tv and learned the recipe for sudden fire.Sulfur,naphtha,quicklime add water to a mixture of this and you get fire.I had to look up naphtha and this is what I found.  Originally the term naphtha designated a colorless flammable liquid obtained from the ground in Persia. Later it came to be applied to a number of other natural liquid substances having similar properties. Technically, gasoline and kerosene are considered naphthas.This is a very old recipe for making fire without sparks.Maybe 3000 years or older.triffid