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- Can cars really run on water...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 8 days old
- Can cars really run on water? Thats a very good question. There are many internet based claims that cars can actually run on water, with hydrogen gas being extracted to run the engine. But most claims are discounted as mere scams. But are they really? Is there actually a little more to it? The multinational global oil companies are not going to... more
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- The real ID Act and how to say no my American friends...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 16 days old
- I really know nothing about this impending policy. I throw it open for your discussion: "The Real ID Act and How to Take Action Against It & Say No!" This video ( link below)discusses the The Real ID and what it will mean for every American Citizen in our nation. Most Americans have always wondered why nazi germany was so tyrannical during... more
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- Has modern life killed off the semi-colon...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 23 days old
- B) Has modern life killed the semicolon? By Paul Collins Edgar Allan Poe, not a fan of semicolons. When the Times of London reported in 1837 on two University of Paris law profs dueling with swords, the dispute wasn't over the fine points of the Napoleonic Code. It was over the point-virgule: the semicolon. "The one who contended that the... more
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- Spammers should get their marching orders...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 32 days old
- Spammers shuld be given their marching orders... Spammers should be deleted forthwith and sent on their way. I don't know if spammers are a problem on this site, but they are the bane of Blogevolve.com members. Spammers are overloading that smaller site and preventing genuine bloggers from getting onto the front page with their latest posts... more
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- Most expensive watermelon in the world...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 46 days old
- THE MOST EXPENSIVE BLACK JUMBO WATERMELON IN THE WORLD... TOKYO THIS WEEK - A black jumbo watermelon auctioned in northern Japan fetched a record $6,100 Friday, making it the most expensive watermelon ever sold in the country — and possibly the world. The 17-pound premium "Densuke" watermelon, grown only on the northern island of Hokkaido, was... more
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- All Black No 6 Jerry Collins retires from NZ rugby...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 59 days old
- All Black No 6 Jerry Collins retires from NZ rugby; would not have made the All Blacks test squad next week... All Blacks coach Graham Henry has revealed Jerry Collins would not have been part of his first squad due to be named this weekend. Collins has announced his retirement from rugby in New Zealand but is undecided on his next move. He will... more
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- More than 31,000 US scientists reject global warming...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 66 days old
- More than 31,000 scientists across the United States, including more than 9,000 Ph.D.s in fields including atmospheric science, climatology, Earth science, environment and dozens of other specialties, have signed a petition rejecting "global warming," the assumption that the human production of greenhouse gases is damaging Earth's climate... more
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- Stories in nature - human in nature...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 72 days old
- Stories in nature - human in nature... First published at Qassia: A beige coloured penguin was taunted and ostracised by its fellows down in Antarctica. Scientists down there in Antarctica were trying to come up with ideas to help the unfortunate penguin - perhaps dye it black and white or something else. So it proves that not only humans are... more
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- Natural burial leads to life after death...
- by huttriver
- in huttriver.blog.co.uk
- 77 days old
- 'Natural' burial leads to life after death... The following is an extremely interesting article in our local daily newspaper, The Dominion Post, Wellington, New Zealand: Dying might seem like the ultimate way to reduce one's carbon footprint, but a new approach to to being buried could breathe life into the environment. "New Zealand's first... more
