Would it not be nice to..

Votes are spelled Votes and not wotes... I think this is the final post, they will be hostile..!!

Stand up for your right once said Marley..

J.

MMmmm, Yes Travis I still got one..

J.

You talking about "it's" or "comming?" Not to gloat? I don't see any gloating going on.

Gloat - to observe or think about something with triumphant and often malicious satisfaction, gratification, or delight

That is, unless you feel triumphant somehow because you don't like our president, or you are somehow maliciously satisfied because you put him down by making comments about him being able to finish a sentence or expressing other disapproval over his actions, or unless you are delighted somehow by your own comments. I'm unsure why you'd think you need to defend yourself by saying you aren't gloating. That is, unless... Ever hear the saying "The guilty dog barks loudest?"

Stick to VWs and stop this silly OT Crap!

Be Cool.....AIRCOOLED !!

"Wild" Bill Tucker

President Rare Air VW Club Pensacola, Florida

'78 VW Bus ( "Old Rusty" )

'76 Bug "The Grape"

'69 Squareback , Arizona car, Automatic

Rare Air VW Club Website:

Speaking of VW's and OT, has anyone heard from anyone of our friends yet in the Mobile/Biloxi/Gulfport/N.O area?

Charles of Kankakee

I just got an update from another source about Stone County Mississippi. Wiggins seems to have water but not yet electricity. No hurricane deaths that anyone is aware of. Greatest need is for Gas and to get electricity running again. Piggly Wiggly is open, I think from the note Wal-mart might be open, too. Lots of wind damage, mostly.

Let's hope our friends in other parts of Mississippi fare as well.

Charles of Kankakee

Sorry about that, was drunk, should have stayed off the Mac..

Jørn.

drunk and stupid is no way to go though life, son...

Space Sensors Show Massive Surge In Chinese Air Pollution Space Daily September 1, 2005 Agence France-Presse

The world's largest amount of the smog gas nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is hanging over Beijing and northeast China, according to images released by the European Space Agency (ESA) on Thursday.

Levels of NO2, a pollutant released by factories, power plants and vehicle exhausts, have risen by about 50 percent over China over the past decade as a result of spectacular economic growth and are continuing to increase, ESA said.

By comparison, concentrations of NO2 have remained steady or declined over industrial parts of the United States and eastern Europe, ESA said.

Exposure to NO2 in large quantities is known to cause lung damage and respiratory problems.

The gas is also a major ingredient of smog, the ground-level pollutant typically caused by interaction between sunlight and traffic pollution.

The data was sent back by instruments aboard the ESA Earth-monitoring satellite Envisat under a joint research project, called the Dragon Programme, by European and Chinese scientists.

"China's nitrogen dioxide concentration varies according to season," said John Burrows, a University of Bremen environmental physicist who is closely involved in the project.

"There is more in the winter as a result of differing emission patterns and meteorology.

"For example, more fuel is burned for heating, and nitrogen dioxide persists longer in the atmosphere at that less sunny time of year, lasting around a day rather than hours, as in the summer."

The map of NO2 pollution can be seen on ESA's website

drunk and stupid is no way to go though life, son...

Space Sensors Show Massive Surge In Chinese Air Pollution Space Daily September 1, 2005 Agence France-Presse

The world's largest amount of the smog gas nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is hanging over Beijing and northeast China, according to images released by the European Space Agency (ESA) on Thursday.

Levels of NO2, a pollutant released by factories, power plants and vehicle exhausts, have risen by about 50 percent over China over the past decade as a result of spectacular economic growth and are continuing to increase, ESA said.

By comparison, concentrations of NO2 have remained steady or declined over industrial parts of the United States and eastern Europe, ESA said.

Exposure to NO2 in large quantities is known to cause lung damage and respiratory problems.

The gas is also a major ingredient of smog, the ground-level pollutant typically caused by interaction between sunlight and traffic pollution.

The data was sent back by instruments aboard the ESA Earth-monitoring satellite Envisat under a joint research project, called the Dragon Programme, by European and Chinese scientists.

"China's nitrogen dioxide concentration varies according to season," said John Burrows, a University of Bremen environmental physicist who is closely involved in the project.

"There is more in the winter as a result of differing emission patterns and meteorology.

"For example, more fuel is burned for heating, and nitrogen dioxide persists longer in the atmosphere at that less sunny time of year, lasting around a day rather than hours, as in the summer."

The map of NO2 pollution can be seen on ESA's website

drunk and stupid is no way to go though life, son...

Space Sensors Show Massive Surge In Chinese Air Pollution Space Daily September 1, 2005 Agence France-Presse

The world's largest amount of the smog gas nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is hanging over Beijing and northeast China, according to images released by the European Space Agency (ESA) on Thursday.

Levels of NO2, a pollutant released by factories, power plants and vehicle exhausts, have risen by about 50 percent over China over the past decade as a result of spectacular economic growth and are continuing to increase, ESA said.

By comparison, concentrations of NO2 have remained steady or declined over industrial parts of the United States and eastern Europe, ESA said.

Exposure to NO2 in large quantities is known to cause lung damage and respiratory problems.

The gas is also a major ingredient of smog, the ground-level pollutant typically caused by interaction between sunlight and traffic pollution.

The data was sent back by instruments aboard the ESA Earth-monitoring satellite Envisat under a joint research project, called the Dragon Programme, by European and Chinese scientists.

"China's nitrogen dioxide concentration varies according to season," said John Burrows, a University of Bremen environmental physicist who is closely involved in the project.

"There is more in the winter as a result of differing emission patterns and meteorology.

"For example, more fuel is burned for heating, and nitrogen dioxide persists longer in the atmosphere at that less sunny time of year, lasting around a day rather than hours, as in the summer."

The map of NO2 pollution can be seen on ESA's website

So Mister NN. Does this defend the U.S. From not signing the Kyoto agreament like rest of the so calle civilized world has??

I might be drunk and a handfull at times, but you need to wake up and face realitys..

If you are such a great mind who knows things hidden from the rest of the world, why do you not sign your name to your statements?

Jørn Berg.

J.

The bloody coward hid him/her self behind google groups, I'm realy impressed!

Blaming China for something the Yanks contributes to on a raising scale, whilst rest of the civilized world does it's best to minimize it is realy clever. Your professor must be realy pleased with you, not to mention your parents for having hatched such a genius!

Takes a man..

Jørn Berg.

Ps. Sorry for draging this thread further..

Now clown, has long enough time passed now that I can act like you(a drunken idiot) and call you a effite coward? Since you obviously won't respond to me... I'm using Google because my real ISP is down(we had a little storm here recently) but if you want my address I'll be more than happy to give it to you(provided they let your felon ass in, that is). I live way out in the boonies. We'll go huntin' or dig a hole or somethin'.So- come on down, ya hear?

I'll be the grinning redneck on the porch, Snuffy

Bah, ignore all these jerks PJ, let's go get trashed on Wednesday night in Gothenburg :D Race you to the bar!

Jan