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Tributes to Asda worker, 31, killed in A66 smash
Last updated at 09:42, Monday, 08 October 2012
A worker from Asda in Workington died in a crash on the A66 this week.
It is understood that Paul Fursey, 31, was travelling home to Bolton Low Houses on a Yamaha motorcycle after a shift at the Dunmail Park store's petrol station.
The keen biker had been there for eight months, having transferred from the Barrow store where he worked for seven years.
Police said Mr Fursey died at the scene after his bike was involved in a collision with an MG Rover at the Great Broughton junction, at about 11.25pm on Tuesday.
Mark Munday, duty manager for Asda at Dunmail Park, said colleagues were very upset at the news.
He added: "Paul was a hard worker and very conscientious in his job.
"He is going to be missed by all of his colleagues in the store."
Mr Fursey's family paid tribute to a man they said was a "keen motorcyclist with a newly found passion for life".
In a statement, they said: "It is with great sadness that Paul has so tragically been taken from us.
"Paul loved both home and work life and will be sorely missed by his partner Kath, his mother and his two brothers."
On social networking website Facebook, his partner, Kath Smith, said: "I lost the love of my life today and my best friend."
One of Mr Fursey's brothers is Millom runner Karl Fursey, who regularly takes part in events including the annual Workington to Keswick Charity Walk.
The A66 was closed for nearly four hours while inquiries were carried out.
The car driver, a 23-year-old Dearham man, suffered leg injuries.
Officers from Workington's roads policing unit have launched an investigation into the crash.
Witnesses are asked to contact police on 101.
First published at 11:51, Friday, 05 October 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Entree/Main Course
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Double cheeseburger with choice of potato salad or fries - $7.09
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:55 am
Post subject: Muslims should treat Jews as their respected teachers
Normally i should not praise a particular race or faith but the Jews force me to do. Despite being born to muslim parents i do respect them, i'm not muslim why ? the reason why is simply one thing: the love of science. My father worked for Jewish patrons during the fifties and we used to talk about them.he always told me that there were jews living in north africa who suffered the scorn of the Muslim population. He told me that young Muslim boys at least some of them used to slap the young Jews on their neck ,under the encouraging regard of muslim parents and the humiliated sight of the Jewish fathers. My dear father said that the jews went to the rabbin and told him about that again and again but at everytime he asked them to educate their children properly. My father described the situation of the Jews that time as very weak especially that he was talking about poor Jews living in poor quarters and besieged by a massive Muslim population.
If there's any wisdom one can learn from the facts I relate, as my departed father did , it should be that the emancipation can't b realized but through a positive view of life. in their most desperate situations the Jews did not resolve to explode restaurants and hospitals and schools in order to claim justice and they won't.
As young Muslim i loved and highly admired Steven Spielberg that i wrote his name on every copybook of mine while knowing that he was of Judaic faith.
that time there was a principle deeply rooted in me which i got from my father which was working hard and loving those who do because they are always just and fair.
I'm still poor but i'm working hard in order to realize my dreams and secure my future. that's why i respect the Jews who have 27 Nobel Prize in chemistry ,23 in economics, 44 in physics and 49 in biomedical sciences. Peace and literature are very important as prizes but they have something political. nevertheless one should mention the 12 Jewish laureates in literature. The Jews making 0.2% of the world have much more scientific prizes than their declared enemies the muslims who 're according to one statistics 22% so many but of little value they have just 2 scientific prizes. One of the two won by a Baha'i the famous Abdus Salem and the other by Zewail in chemistry who is to my information living in USA.
The contribution of Muslims to terrorism is much greater and they are involved in almost 80 to 90% of the world's armed conflicts.
i think Muslims should b ashamed and treat Jews as respected teachers not seek to make of them their slaves.
communication is having enough respect 4 one's thought 2 express it and enough interest in the others 2 let them discuss it
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:14 pm
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Hi, hamdi!
I wish you all the luck in life, but as you have already understood, LUCK is not all there is to it, hard work is usually far more important.
It seems to me that you were very lucky to have had such a broad-minded father who had an untypical respect for Jews compared to many other Muslims.
I am also impressed by many of the achievements of Jews, but bear in mind that the vast majority of those who did well in science were thoroughly SECULAR Jews, with minimal religious affiliations (Albert Einstein is perhaps the prototypical example).
An acceptance of secular brothers among them is perhaps the major reason why Jews as a culture have done so well, not the absurdities contained in their Torah.
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 4:03 pm
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Hi arildno
thank u for ur good feelings
i need to mention that i was muslim but now i'm about graduating from my English studies university and i'm atheist. i was muslim true but that was not heriditary no. i was convinced through the reading of tricky books written by apologists like Haykel and Al Jundi.
now i keep reviewing the same books but there's no more confusion thanks to this site and many others.
i was initiated to atheism about 7 years ago by a reading of Fuerbach by Lenin and i still feel the fast beating of my heart that time.
i talked to nobody about it but kept going up the roof and crying asking god or allah 2 show me some sign but as i was already convinced he couldn't bcuz he wasn't.
i liked the idea of justice in communism but the reading of the Khrushchev report gave me deeper insight and i went back to my old favorites like Diderot voltaire and lincoln .
i left successfully the main two ideologies opposed to freedom of our modern times.i feel i'm able to point to their birth defects, mainly hate and instigation of violence .but excessive control over people through allegedly planning for either better life or ending in the eternal orgy of Allah is the most dreadful of their aspects.
the German movie "The Lives of Others" is a good work about what kind of control people were object of.
the other aspect is tough organization of militancy which makes every militant watch the other suspecting treason.
but if Stalin claimed to himself the victories of Zukov or(joukov) he never made of himself a prophet guided by god and USSR never built temples to worship him. yesterday Putin was speaking and in the background there was a painting of Nickolai .
so the communist threat is over and there are no more people of great moral value to endorse it like Che Guevara. the case is not the same with islam and like i was telling u i was convinced by the tricky works of apologists so let's stand against them!
thank u again dear arildno
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I'm glad you haven't been lured into Marxism.
It is in close cahoots with Islam, essentially through fostering hatred towards the "haves" who reputedly "oppress" the blameless, innocent have-nots.
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Thanks for your thoughts hamdi.
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Welcome to FFI hamdi
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Thanks, Hamdi - and Islam has quite a bit to learn from Judaism, too, as religions. Item number 1) Question the Qu'ran, what it says, and discuss how it applies to everyday life. There are some good points and some bad points in the Qu'ran, just like there are in the Bible, and in the Torah. Look at what is good for people - what benefits and satisfies people, and not merely at what the Qu'ran says benefits and satisfies people. That sort of thinking is how Jews got where they are today - by daring to question their own sacred texts and ways, and reasoning, and discussing and arguing. Item number 2) Keep studying and learning. There is an Islamic tradition of science and reasoning (ijtihad and "Islamic science") that was locked up or restricted for ages under policies discouraging bid'ah (innovations) in favor of taqlid (follow-the-leader-no-matter-what). This tradition was most prominent during the Islamic Golden Age, back in the days when there was a dynamic Caliphate and not a stagnant, declining, overly repressive one. 3)Don't kill off the pagans/polytheists. This was the first mistake that the Muslims made in their long history, for it deprived them of potential ideas and talent, and soured Islam's reputation to begin with.
Thank you.
Well, actually the first mistake might have been refusing to compromise with the Quraysh elders in Makkah, which led to a lot of contention between Muhammad and his followers on the one hand and the conservatives on the other hand.
ps. The Qu'ran has a pretty odd view of Jews and Judaism. The names uttered seem to be pretty strange for a bunch of Jews (as well as their ideas of how to prove prophecy, for example), although this might have been an odd Arabic offshoot of the Jewish mainstream (the Qu'ran does mention a "Tawrat", as opposed to "Torah", for example). And of course there are Muhammad's angrier moments (i.e, the apes and pigs).
Look ahead, but think of what you left behind. ("Beware of the dark side of the Force.")
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All thanks are for u Jacquelina.
beautiful are ur name, picture and thoughts (no flattering)
we do need such moderate thoughts which appreciate what's right and good even if they come from people who are different in their beliefs and way of life.
Jews have always understood and accepted difference and this is why they are good as philosophers and thinkers. They reject the notion of pure truth and so they let no place for extremism.
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I'm really have huge respect to the jewish people. in last few years the jewich scientists did great job for the image of our country....Gregory Perelman (Fields Medal and Millennium Prize - 2006) and Vitaly Ginzburg(Nobel Prize in Physics - 2003)....just to name afew
Honestly i dont think that they are smart as so many people think...because if it was true Israel was not surrounded by so many enemies!
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Honestly i dont think that they are smart as so many people think...because if it was true Israel was not surrounded by so many enemies!
Wrong, because their God believes that His follower would survive amongst the enemy!
Now that we can call them Godhu'akbar!
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
My Voice!
While of course this has nothing to do with my usual sewing or fashion-y stuff I really enjoyed viewing other people's vlogs, devoting some time to tracking back links and viewing a whole lot of them last night. It's addictive! So I decided to do my own. It's nice to have a real voice, not to mention a real accent in your mind which can add a whole new dimension when reading static written words!
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Aunt, Route, Wash, Oil, Theatre, Iron, Salmon, Caramel, Fire, Water, Sure, Data, Ruin, Crayon, Toilet, New Orleans, Pecan, Both, Again, Spitting Image, Alabama, Lawyer, Coupon, Mayonnaise, Syrup, Pyjamas, Caught
And (face-slap) the word "Probably" is supposed to be in there also, but in my stage-fright and nervousness I forgot to read that one! Woops!
Plus I added a few bonus words for fun:
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And the questions are:
What is it called when you throw toilet paper on a house?
What is the bug that when you touch it, curls into a ball?
What is the bubbly, carbonated drink called?
What do you call gym shoes?
What do you say to address a group of people?
What do you call the kind of spider that has an oval shaped body and extremely long legs?
What do you call your grandparents?
What do you call the wheeled contraption in which you carry groceries at the supermarket?
What do you call it when rain falls while the sun is shining?
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I hope you enjoy this, in spite of the fact that apparently I look a bit self-conscious according to the family... nerves! Also I'd like to point out that I said "...a series of questions", not as it sounded ".... serious questions", which would be a bit silly, no?
I hope to see some more of these out in blogland, please send me your link if you choose to do one of these yourself. It would be fun to compare all our various manners of speaking, and I would love to see some other accents joining in here!
Some others I've seen:
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Hahaha, it was interesting to hear you talking :). I actually feel as if we finally met in person!
I can't imagine all the accents that non-native English speakers have when talking the language! I was told that I had an American accent, typical for Baltimore :). Funny, I've never been there!This is totally fun!! I guess you sound just like I'd imagined.
The teenagers where you live must be very civilized. Here you "roll someone's house". I've never done it because it ought to be illegal and is horribly messy to clean up, but yet they seem to do it quite a bit. I think you can be prosecuted for it but I don't suppose it happens terribly alot.I keep running into the fringes of this vlog. I'm getting tempted to give it a try myself - though my accent is a right thorough mix. My mother's from Chicago, my Dad from hillbilly territory, his mother from the deep South. I was raised in Baltimore and upstate NY, and have since lived in pretty much every major region of the US.
It was fun getting to hear your voice, and I always find the answers to the questions particularly interesting. I call the toilet paper thing TP'ing a house, and it's a fairly common act of minor vandalism around Halloween in several of the places where I've lived.You inspired me, Carolyn! I also took a stab at this vlog meme, though my recordings kept quitting, so I had to make three of them. And I tried to do it outside, but the wind made it a bust (plus the fact that the video kept quitting).
http://communingwithfabric.blogspot.com/2011/05/she-speaks-vlog-meme.htmlI've been seeing these pop up all over and have been hoping an aussie somewhere would do one! Its strange how much more similar aussie accents from different parts of the country are, than in the U.S or U.K. You sound very much like I do, and I've lived in Sydney since I was 4.
If I had a functional camera I'd be doing this in an instant.Aussies; I wouldn't expect my accent to be VERY different from yours. I guess I mentioned a possible slight difference between Aussie accents because my mother-in-law is from Victoria, and she has a real Kath and Kim accent. Also, people hailing from rural areas sometimes have an ocker accent. But I agree that we are pretty much the same across the board!
Caroline: don't worry, teenagers here find other ways to act out, not always socially acceptable either!It's a gullywasher. I actually took a linguistics class in college and we had to do a poll very similar to this and I was really surprised at how many people used the word gullywasher, but I've even heard it on the news since so it's pretty common.
Yeah, the camera thing is something I'll have to get used to. I was planning on reading some stories to my little ones so that Q could have them when I'm at the gym or whatever but after watching myself I think I'll need to do a bunch of takes before I'll be happy.Hi Carolyn,
its so interesting to hear bloggers speaking (its taken my this long to get around to turning computer on at home!) you have a very soft, sort of lilting accent compared to other australian's i've met, although still very much australian :-)
my speed was partly nerves (when i read the list) and partly just how i talk (the other random inbetween chatter!)
oh and this is the first time i heard of sand shoes, ever!
my maternal granmother was granny to the kids and connie to everyone else - her name was agnes though so your story about marnie wasn't surprising at all to me!I love this so much! I so wish I had your accent. Well I guess to you it's not an accent at all! haha. The Australian accent is definitely my favorite of all the accents though. When I was there, I would just listen to the people around us I loved it so much.
You guys don't go toilet papering?? :O haha no actually that's probably a good thing. It is super fun to do though. :)
I love that you call them trolleys. That's such much cuter than "shopping cart".
Gosh now I want to go back to Australia!HEY! I don't even know how I missed this! Was awesome to see you and meet you... you sounded different to how I thought and your accent sounds more English to me actually. Is a cool idea but I'm not sure if i'm game enough yet to do one... I get so nervous in front of a camera... Thanks for doing this, was fun to watch. xo
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool. I want to do it but I don't have a video camera. I would agree the Perth accent is softer than some others I have heard. Although I was corrected by a gentleman from Australia; he said he does not have an accent, that I do!
It is so cool to put a voice and all the non-verbal communication that the video records with the face. And the flash of pussycat tail was awesome.How interesting - I came here via the link you left on Merche's blog, as I hadn't seen your video when you originally uploaded it.
I think your Perth accent sounds very nice, less harsh and less "lazy" sounding (ie dropped consonants) than many of the accents I hear around me in Sydney.
Maybe because I work with a really diverse group of people, some of whom have very strong ocker accents, mine has gotten more strine over time too - embarrassing!
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Earlier today I was browsing around on facebook when a friend of mine posted a pic of Stan Meyer and his water car. In the thread a friend of his actually commented "So do tell how do you get a net gain in energy when separating hydrogen from oxygen in water?" What I took his question to mean was "How does it work?" Here's what I wrote in Response:
What you are alluding to my friend is the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics: You cannot get more out of something than what you put into it.
So far, no one has been able to duplicate and replicate Stan Meyer's technology perfectly. But based off of some of his designs, many HHO Kits are close.
The real debatable issue is not the Law of Thermodynamics. The technology works just fine and abides by the Law and there is a simple explanation as to why. But explaining it for people to understand will take a bit of time and effort, so bare with me for a moment.
Cars operate best with a 14.7:1 Air to Fuel ratio. Engineers, mechanics and Smog Technicians have found that at a 14.7:1 ratio a car gets the best of horsepower, mileage, and emissions.
If you Richen the mixture with fuel, Horsepower goes up, mileage goes down, and though the Nitrous Oxide (NOX) levels go down the carbon monoxide (CO) and Hydrocarbon (HC, aka unburnt fuel) levels go up.
Conversely, if you Lean out the mixture, your horsepower goes down, Mileage goes up, and though the NOX levels go up the CO and HC levels go down. Much like a teeter totter.
Now let's talk altitude. If your car is programmed to keep the air to fuel ratio at a 14.7:1 ratio, it would make sense that if you drive up a mountain where there is less air, the vehicle will compensate by injecting less fuel to keep that ratio at 14.7:1. In this manner if we think of emission levels, by having less air and less fuel being injected, but the 14.7:1 ratio remains the same, then it goes without saying that our emissions teeter totter would go from up here ^ to down here _. Our emissions would be lower. Also, in addition to lower emissions in higher altitude, because our cars are programmed to inject less fuel in altitudes where there is less air, we would actually achieve better gas mileage if we constantly drove at an altitude above 6,000 ft.
Now that we've cleared up how our vehicles engines and most of how our emissions check and balance systems works, let's move on to electricity. This is the area that most old school mechanics get lost. Because by their reasoning and what they learned in college, based on the Law of Thermodynamics and how it relates to electricity, you cannot put an extra load on a battery and expect to yield a higher output of energy. True. But that is not what is happening. The load goes from the battery, to the water generator to create hydrogen and oxygen gas, and from there the electricity goes to ground/the battery. The circuit is complete. No laws being broken there.
Now let's talk stereo systems. I know, nothing to do with Stan Meyer's technology, but here is where it comes into play. Mechanics reason that Stan Meyer's technology and HHO Gas technology would not work because of the Law of Thermodynamics. Put plainly, they say it wouldn't work because you would be putting an extra load on the battery and alternator, and you can't get more out of something than what you put into it. (Adding a load that sucks up power, will not give you more power.) True again. But people install 1,000 watt stereo systems in their cars without any significant loss of power, horsepower, mileage or otherwise and they are not MEANT to increase mileage or horsepower. They are only there for he music.
So now we have reached the point where the stereo system correlates with Stan Meyer's tech. Cars have 1,000 watt stereo system upgrades all the time with almost zero loss in power and mileage. Stan Meyer's tech and current HHO tech typically requires 500-750 watts to work. This means that whatever loss there is is less than what would occur with a stereo system upgrade. No significant loss in mileage or horsepower.
What makes up our air: Air is about 70% nitrogen, and 20% oxygen and about 10% other types of miscellaneous material. Oxygen is the only usable material for combustion. Nitrogen doesn't burn, and comes out the exhaust in the form of NOX emissions.
Finally, let's look at how the technology works. Electricity is run through what is called an HHO Generator. Water that has mixed with an electrolyte solution to better conduct electricity is gravity fed from a reservoir to the HHO Generator. When electricity is run through the generator, the water splits and hydrogen and oxygen gases are produced. The hydrogen and oxygen gas is call HHO. (2 hydrogen atoms to 1 oxygen atom make up the water molecule) Instead of separating the hydrogen from the oxygen and feeding the hydrogen to the car (a common misconception) the HHO gas is fed into the air intake of a vehicle, after the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor. The MAF sensor operates by detecting how much outside air is flowing into the engine, and feeding that information to the vehicle's onboard computer, where the amount of fuel to be injected into the engine is determined based on that 14.7:1 air fuel ratio. Less measured air flowing into the engine, like in high altitude situations, means less fuel will be injected, increasing mileage.
Since HHO gas is being introduced after the MAF sensor, the sensor measures that less air is getting into the engine, thus lowering the amount of fuel to be injected into the engine for combustion. Now here's where it gets interesting. HHO gas is combustible. Much like fuel is combustible. The difference is that fuel requires oxygen to burn, and the HHO gas has its own oxygen. The HHO mixture (hydrogen to oxygen ratio) is already at the perfect level for an optimum burn. The cool thing about it is that the HHO is a gas, while the fuel is injected as liquid vapor droplets. A mist if you will. And in a normal engine the fuel is injected while the vehicle breathes in the air from the air intake, compressed, and then ignited for combustion.
In an engine with an HHO mod, that process remains the same, only that air now contains combustible HHO gas. So if fuel is combustible, and HHO is combustible, adding HHO would be like injecting more fuel making the mixture richer. And as we covered earlier, a rich mixture has less NOX emissions, and higher CO and HC emissions. Not the case with an engine that has HHO gas supplementing the fuel. HHO supplements the fuel by making the 14.7:1 air/fuel ratio a little bit "richer". And since the HHO supplements the fuel, and acts as a catalyst that ignites and burns all of the fuel being injected, fewer HC and CO emissions go out the tail pipe because ALL of the fuel being injected is now burning. Doing this increases mileage, and in some cases depending on the vehicle being used (typical with older models), horsepower goes up as well because of the richer mixture. And as with older model cars, when there is an increase in horsepower, the driver doesn't have to press down on the gas pedal as far to get up to speed. Not pressing the gas pedal as far equals less fuel being injected, and as we covered earlier, less fuel injected into the engine gets you farther with the fuel you have in the tank.
Now I could end it there, but since I have explained the entire process from the tech, to starting from the front of a vehicle and to the engine, it only makes sense to conclude by explaining what happens at the tail end of a vehicle that's had an HHO mod. Older cars don't have sensors in the tail pipe, so this doesn't apply to them. But the newer models have oxygen (O2) sensors in the tail pipe to measure how much oxygen is in the exhaust. Not enough oxygen in the exhaust means you are running too rich, and too much oxygen in the tailpipe means you are running too lean, and the sensor will tell the computer to adjust the fuel injection accordingly. Modern vehicles with an HHO mod will have an increase in oxygen going out the tailpipe. So to prevent the O2 sensors from freaking out and communicating to the onboard computer "HOLY CRAP!!! YOU'RE RUNNING TOO LEAN!!! INJECT MORE FUEL! INJECT MORE FUEL!" HHO aficionados have what is called a Mileage Chip.
The Mileage Chip is a small computer chip that plugs into the vehicle's OBDII port, and calms down the vehicle's onboard computer. Essentially the Mileage Chip acts as a third check and balance system for your vehicle. It tells the computer "Hey there, you can calm down, don't worry about the O2 sensor back there. It is working fine as it should, but you're engine is running better now. And look, your air/fuel ratio is fine. In fact, your numbers are a little high, so you can lean out the amount of fuel you are injecting a little more even."
Now car tuners and mechanics might be thinking "oh that's just a mileage mod" or "that's just an ECU tune" which is how THEY would tune an engine to increase horsepower or increase mileage. But there is a difference. With an ECU tune or a mileage mod, increasing the horsepower or increasing mileage will have the expected side effects because that is the nature of those mods. With added horsepower it would be a decrease in NOX and an increase in HC and CO emissions. And with an increase in mileage it would be an increase in NOX and a decrease in HC and CO emissions.
This is not the case with an HHO mod coupled with a Mileage Chip. As I said before, adding an HHO System would be akin to taking that emissions teeter totter from up here ^ and bringing it down here_. It's still a teeter totter, but you would be lowering the level at which the teeter totter takes place, thereby lowering both NOX and HC and CO emissions while improving mileage. The Mileage Chip would not tell the computer to run at a different air/fuel ratio like an ECU tune or a mileage mod would. The purpose of the Mileage Chip in an HHO System would be to help the computer run the engine at a proper 14.7:1 air to fuel ratio by calibrating the O2 censor and the computer for a better performing engine.
Anyways, I have gone on long enough. If you would like to know more about the technology inspired by Stan Meyers then I suggest you first take a look at this video my dad and I made when we installed an HHO Kit on his car and check out our results.
Hope that clears things up.
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