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Owensboro Cardiothoracic Surgeon Doctors for Heart Transplant
Type of Physician: Cardiothoracic Surgeon
What is a Cardiothoracic Surgeon? A certification by the Board of Thoracic Surgery; practitioners are skilled in patient care before, during and after surgery, and the critical care of patients with pathologic conditions within the chest. The management of the airway and injuries of the chest is within the scope of the specialty.
Specialty: Cardiothoracic Surgery
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Cardiothoracic Surgeon Doctors in Owensboro * results
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Robert D. Adams
Owensboro Health Cardiothoracic Surgery
1301 Pleasant Valley Rd Ste 201
Owensboro, KY 42303
(270) 417-7500
- 27 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 3
Sohit K. Khanna
Owensboro Health Cardiothoracic Surgery
1301 Pleasant Valley Rd Ste 201
Owensboro, KY 42303
(270) 417-7500
- 22 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Thomas M. Stanfield
Baptist Health Medical Group
800 Hospital Dr Bldg A
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 326-3800
- 24 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Cheryl W. Edelen
Baptist Health Medical Group
800 Hospital Dr Bldg A
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 326-3800
- 1 office location(s)
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Elizabeth G. Butler
Ohio Valley Heartcare
901 Saint Marys Dr Ste 300
Evansville, IN 47714
(812) 473-2642
- 1 office location(s)
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Wayne Lipson
Baptist Health Medical Group
800 Hospital Dr Bldg A
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 326-3800
- 1 office location(s)
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Jack L. Hamman
Baptist Health Medical Group
800 Hospital Dr Bldg A
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 326-3800
- 1 office location(s)
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Erin Larkins
Baptist Health Medical Group
800 Hospital Dr Bldg A
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 326-3800
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Emergency Contact for Owensboro
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Nearby Owensboro Hospitals results
- 1Owensboro Medical Health System
811 E Parrish Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
(270) 688-200
- 2River Valley Behavioral Health
1000 Industrial Dr
Owensboro, Kentucky 42301
(270) 689-680
- 3St Mary's Warrick Hospital
1116 Millis Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 47601
(812) 897-480
- 4Perry County Memorial Hospital
1 Hospital Rd
Owensboro, Kentucky 47586
(812) 547-701
- 5Deaconess Gateway Hospital
4011 Gateway Blvd
Owensboro, Kentucky 47630
(812) 842-200
- 6The Womens Hospital
4199 Gateway Blvd
Owensboro, Kentucky 47630
(812) 842-420
- 7Healthsouth Deaconess Rehab
4100 Covert Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 47714
(812) 476-998
- 8Deaconess Cross Pointe
7200 E Indiana St
Owensboro, Kentucky 47715
(812) 476-720
- 9St Mary's Medical Center
3700 Washington Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 47714
(812) 485-400
- 10Evansville State Hospital
3400 Lincoln Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 47714
(812) 469-680
- 11Ohio County Hospital
1211 Old Main St
Owensboro, Kentucky 42347
(270) 298-741
- 12Methodist Hospital
1305 N Elm St
Owensboro, Kentucky 42420
(270) 827-770
- 13Psychiatric Children's Center
3300 E Morgan Ave
Owensboro, Kentucky 47715
(812) 477-643
- 14Deaconess Hospital
600 Mary St
Owensboro, Kentucky 47710
(812) 450-500
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So what is it? DVDs, apparel, electronics, video games, home essentials, what will you be scrambling for?
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A new netbook, especially since I miss the keyboard on readers and tablets.
What I want to buy doesn't change just because it's Black Friday. I want a lot of stuff but the price might be too high right now. If it goes down on Black Friday, I might jump on it.
A couple of decent tablets.
Depends on whether I actually have money to spend on Black Friday. What I usually buy is stuff for myself, because I'm generally done with my Christmas shopping by then. I've been wanting a tablet, so I'm keeping my eyes open for a cheap one on Black Friday. Other than that, DVD's or CD's. Maybe if I have extra money some toys for the toys for tots drive.
Cheap xbox stuff (black friday is king for that), possibly a super cheap tablet for my son. And usually in the crazy movie deals there a couple things worth picking up.
Probably mostly electronics. Kids are out of the fun toy ages now (it makes me sad to wander into Toys R Us and remember how fun it used to be shopping for them for Christmas) and mostly want gaming and laptop stuff.
Hotel Collection sheets from Macy's.
The Silhouette for paper crafting - but theres almost no chance of that happening...
Is nothing a viable answer?
It's getting to the point in which BF isn't that super-duper deal anymore. Yes, it's a bit cheaper, but is it worth dealing with the lines and the crowds? Not every item is offered online, so.
I think I might also wait for BF to try and score a good netbook online. I agree with lines and crowds not being worth it anymore. But if I could get a good one online that'd be nice.
Although netbooks are pretty cheap right now, I might not really save much esp on one with the features I want.
Considering I work in retail, that day of my life back.
I would be more than happy with a deal that is worth dealing with the crowds. I love Black Friday but the crowds have gotten worse over the years and the deals have gotten poorer. Good deals would make it all worth it again.
(I would also love to go back to the days of things starting at midnight instead of at 6pm on Thanksgiving Day but I guess that is not going to happen.)
Peace and quiet at home avoiding the crowd. That's what I buy every year.
I am moving 10/28 and need new furniture and tv. I am planning on having a pretty empty place and buy everything on black Friday.
JC Penny usually has a nice sale on pillows on Black Friday, and they're not one of the "hot spots" where people have to come prepared to defend themselves from crazed shoppers just to get the sales. If Kitchen Aid stand mixers are on sale, this may be the year I finally get one for myself. I guess it depends on how much money I have.
A 10" tablet for <$200.
Maybe an iPad mini, if they actually exist. A few cheap blu-ray movies. We'll see what else pops up.
I could hope for a Kindle paperwhite, but seriously doubt if they'll be on sale anywhere. And a smart phone if I can find somewhere that gives lesson on how to use it. Would be more inclined to do this on Cyber Monday.
I'd like a better printer.
DVDs. After my recent trip to Boston Children's Hospital (The affiliate adult hospital is connected to it) I had to get an MRI on my heart. I'm 23 and was probably more scared than the little kids getting them done. You know what made it a LOT better? They have these goggle things that let you watch movies. I chose carebears, but unfortunately it skipped and they had to keep restarting the dvd. So I think this Black Friday (and by black friday I mean the extended weekend sale as well) I'm going to pick up a bunch of kid's and teen's dvds and send them to the hospital. Without those movies, 90 minutes of being in a tube with blaring noises would have been unbearable.
However, I won't be waiting in line on Friday. Our local Walmart has decided to open at either 12 or 1 am. I think it is TERRIBLE because for anyone to have a fighting chance to get something for their kid, they'll have to wait in line ON Thanksgiving to do it which completely defeats the purpose of Thanksgiving. >_< SMH
We just got married and bought a house, so I'm pretty sure most of it will be house-type stuff...primarily Kitchen-related items -- hoping to score a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer for cheap!


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0001: The Best TV Shows EVER (in no order)
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Hari Sridhar
Frank and Mary Jean Smeal Research Fellow, Associate Professor of Marketing
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Member of Faculty Since: 2011
Hari Sridhar is Frank and Mary Jean Smeal Research Fellow and Associate Professor of Marketing at Pennsylvania State University, and Associate Research Director for the Institute for Study of Business Markets (ISBM).
He is interested in enhancing understanding of how firms could improve the effectiveness of their marketing spending decisions – a core responsibility of marketing managers. His research falls in three areas i) assessing marketing-mix spending effectiveness in two-sided media markets; ii) investigating how marketing-mix elasticities vary across firms, products, and industries, and iii) examining the properties of optimal marketing budgeting and allocation policies.
His research is published or forthcoming in premier academic outlets including Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research,Marketing Science, Quantitative Marketing and Economics, and Harvard Business Review and also featured in National Public Radio (NPR), Reuters Inc., FOX News, Booz &co, and Times of India.
He currently serves on the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Retailing, and Customer Needs and Solutions. He also serves as an Area Editor for the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science.
Prof. Sridhar was selected as an MSI Young Scholar in 2013 and was the recipient of the 2014 Varadarajan Award for Early Career Contributions to Marketing Strategy Research.
Current Research
Ju-Yeon Lee, Shrihari Sridhar and Robert Palmatier (2016), "The Effect of Firms' Structural Designs on Advertising and Personal Selling Returns," conditionally accepted, International Journal of Research in Marketing.
Sridhar, Shrihari, Frank Germann, Charles Kang and Rajdeep Grewal (2016), "Relating Online, Regional, and National Advertising to Firm Value," forthcoming, Journal of Marketing.
Sridhar, Shrihari and S. Sriram (2015), "Is Online Newspaper Advertising Cannibalizing Print Advertising?" Quantitative Marketing and Economics, 13(4), 283-318.
Lee, Ju-Yeon, Shrihari Sridhar and Robert Palmatier (2015), Customer-Centric Org Charts Aren't Right for Every Company," Harvard Business Review, published online, 6/3/2015.
Gopalakrishna, Srinath, Jason Garrett, Murali K. Mantrala and Shrihari Sridhar (2014), "Assessing Sales Contest Effectiveness: The Role of Salesperson and Sales District Characteristics," forthcoming, Marketing Letters.
Lee, Ju-Yeon, Shrihari Sridhar, Conor Henderson, and Robert Palmatier (2014), "Effect of Customer-Centric Structures on Firm Performance," forthcoming, Marketing Science.
Sridhar, Shrihari, Murali Mantrala and Prasad Naik (2014), "Efficiency Analysis of Marketing Organizations With Inter-connected Departments, ", Customer Needs and Solutions, 1(2), 154-167.
Sridhar, Shrihari, Sriram Narayanan and Raji Srinivasan (2014), "Dynamic Relationships Among R&D, Advertising, Inventory and Firm Performance," , Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 42(3), 277-290.
Srinivasan, Raji, Shrihari Sridhar, Sriram Narayanan and Debika Sihi (2013), "Effects of Opening and Closing Stores on Chain Retailer Performance," Journal of Retailing, 89(2), pp. 126-139.
Sridhar, Shrihari and Raji Srinivasan (2012), "Social Influence Effects in Online Product Ratings," Journal of Marketing, 76(5), pp. 70-88.
Raman, Kalyan, Murali K. Mantrala, Shrihari Sridhar and Elina Tang (2012), "Optimal Resource Allocation with Time-Varying Marketing Effectiveness, Margins and Costs," Journal of Interactive Marketing, 26(1), pp. 43-52 (authors listed alphabetically).
Sridhar, Shrihari, Murali K. Mantrala, Prasad A. Naik and Esther Thorson (2011), "Dynamic Marketing Budgeting for Platform Firms: Theory, Evidence and Application," Journal of Marketing Research, 48(6), pp. 929-943.
Srinivasan, Raji, Gary L. Lilien and Shrihari Sridhar (2011), "Should Firms Spend More On R&D And Advertising During Recessions?," Journal of Marketing, 75(May), pp. 49-65 .
Sonke Albers, Murali K. Mantrala and Shrihari Sridhar (2010), "Personal Selling Elasticities: A Meta-Analysis," Journal of Marketing Research, 47 (3), pp. 840-853 (authors listed alphabetically).
Murali K. Mantrala, Prasad A. Naik, Shrihari Sridhar and Esther Thorson (2007), "Uphill or Downhill? Locating Your Firm on a Profit Function," Journal of Marketing,71 (2), pp. 26-44 (authors listed alphabetically).
Thorsten Hennig-Thurau, Mark B. Houston and Shrihari Sridhar, (2006), "Can Good Marketing Carry a Bad Product? Evidence from the Motion Picture Industry," Marketing Letters, 17(July), pp. 205-219.
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Marketing Strategy
Media Markets
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Retailing, Booz & co.
Retailing, Fox Business
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|Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-WA
|69 (15 Democrats, 54 Republicans)
|May 16, 2013
|House Transportation and Infrastructure
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- Bill introduced in the House
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|Nov. 12, 2014
|Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 452.
|Nov. 12, 2014
|Reported by the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. H. Rept. 113-607.
|Oct. 28, 2013
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|Oct. 28, 2013
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|Oct. 28, 2013
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Advanced settings for new clients
You can use the advanced settings of Remote Installation Services (RIS) to configure settings for new clients. With advanced settings, you can define a policy that provides each remote installation client computer with a name that is unique on the network. For information on how to do this, see Computer names.
You can use advanced settings to determine the default directory service container in which the client computer machine account objects will be stored. You can also group client computers within a specific Active Directory domain or organizational unit.
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While the tour was mostly eating, we did walk through one small neighborhood market just to get the feel for the thing, and we stopped at one local tortilleria:
The classic tortilla-delivery vehicle:
We chatted up a local store owner who was making "antojitos" ("little cravings") for breakfast:
Ate some tamales, walked a bit, then had some tlacoyos: here are the condiments...
We also had some fresh juices. They really like their pseudo-medicinal juices.. we had the one that was "anti-flu" (and delicious):
For the tlacoyos I had a huitlacoche and my wife has the chicken tinga. The huitlacoche was disappointingly non-descript. The remedy, of course, was to douse it in salsa, which fixes everything. A few blocks down we had carnitas tacos:
And then some mango and watermelon with chile powder:
Arturo tried to ply us with more food at the nearby burreria, but at this point we were on the verge of exploding:
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Carl Enckell
|Carl Enckell
|Minister for Foreign Affairs
|In office
8 August 1944 – 17 March 1950
|Preceded by
|Henrik Ramsay
|Succeeded by
|Åke Gartz
|In office
1 January 1924 – 31 May 1924
|Preceded by
|Juho Vennola
|Succeeded by
|Hjalmar Procopé
|In office
2 June 1922 – 14 November 1922
|Preceded by
|Rudolf Holsti
|Succeeded by
|Juho Vennola
|In office
27 November 1918 – 17 April 1919
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|Otto Stenroth
|Succeeded by
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|7 June 1876
Saint Petersburg, Imperial Russia
|26 March 1959
(aged 82)
Helsinki, Finland
Carl Enckell (7 June 1876, Saint Petersburg – 26 March 1959, Helsinki) was a Finnish politician, officer and diplomat. He was the first representative of independent Finland in Saint Petersburg. On several occasions he served as the Finnish foreign minister and as the Finnish delegate in the League of Nations.[1]
Enckell graduated as an officer from Hamina Cadet School after which he served in the Imperial Russian Army, learning fluent Russian. In 1917 Enckell negotiated for Finnish independence in Saint Petersburg in the position of Finnish Minister Secretary of State and representative of Senate of Finland.
Enckell represented the newly independent Finland in the League of Nations. It can be counted to his credit that the Åland crisis, a dispute between Sweden and Finland over ownership of the Åland Islands, was resolved in Finland's favor. The island group remained a part of Finland.
Enckell served as Minister of Foreign Affairs 1918 - 1919, 1922, 1924 and 1944 - 1950. Enckell was the Ambassador of Finland in Paris between 1919 and 1927 after which he had a career as a banker. He returned to diplomatic service in 1944, served as the vice-chairman of the Finnish peace delegation and on 10 February 1947 signed the Paris Peace Treaty on behalf of Finland.
- ^ "Ministerikortisto". Valtioneuvosto (Finnish Government). Retrieved 2011-05-28.


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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron should create a single agency to help channel billions of pounds of loans to small companies, a government-appointed panel said.
The committee, led by Legal & General Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Tim Breedon, estimated in a report published today that businesses face a potential funding gap of as much as 191 billion pounds ($300 billion), with small firms accounting for 59 billion pounds.
The committee was set up to recommend ways that small companies can bypass banks to get credit from other sources. Its findings come as Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne prepares to begin a 20 billion-pound program of credit easing. Osborne will present his annual budget to Parliament March 21.
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Skip to comments.Campaign to vilify ethanol revealed
Posted on 05/17/2008 9:22:13 AM PDT by Kevin J waldroup
The food versus fuel debate being waged in the United States has been nothing more than a cleverly planned public relations campaign. A request for a public relations proposal put forth by the Grocery Manufacturers Association and the media campaign response by the Glover Park Group prove that there has been a concerted effort to attack the ethanol industry. Both documents were recently made public by long-time ethanol advocate, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa.
The GMA represents more than 300 food, beverage and consumer household goods companies in the United States. The association released a request for a public relations campaign to combat the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. The request states: GMA has concluded that rising food prices, global shortages of basic commodities, and new studies on the environmental impacts of corn ethanol create a window to change perceptions about the benefits of bio-fuels and the mandate and, ultimately, to build a groundswell in support of freezing or reversing some provisions of the 2007 Energy Bill
The response to the GMAs request by the Glover Park Group lays out a strategy to undermine the ethanol industry: First, we must obliterate whatever intellectual justification might still exist for corn-based ethanol among policy elites.
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What a crock, no one is telling these thieves that they cannot make ethanol, just make it on your own dime without mandates. Stop sucking on the government tit!!
Even if it were, ethanol DESERVES TO BE VILIFIED!!!!!!
Gee, I wonder who's paying the difference? </sarcasm>
I was against it before the GMA began their campaign. More drilling for domestic oil is the only way to go. Subsidizing farmers to grow non-food crops is not the way to go.
You have to love the slant this is given. Laying out the facts regarding ethanol is considered "vilification."
I, for one, don't care to put something in my tank that is only 70% as efficient as gasoline. Not like I'm going to pay 70% less for ethanol.
PS Grow mole food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
using food for fuel when the petroleum we have in the ground is as massive as it is is just plain stupid. Drill it out and let's get back to exporting food at a reasonable price. It's beyond stupid and immoral.
So PR campaigns are not okay. However did ethanol get the blessings of Congress without PR work? Or is this another case of okay for me, not okay for you?
If it's such a great idea, it doesn't need a subsidy. Get out of the way and let the market work.
Sheesh, our taxpayer dollars are PAYING for this propaganda outlet disguised as a "magazine."
Excellent post, however, some of the pr work given in congress was nothing but out right lies.
I wonder if those who are paying for E85 realize they aren't saving any money? If I remember correctly, ethanol is only 70% as efficient as gasoline. Which means a pretty good drop in mileage.
Break even works out to $2.51/gal. (I took 70% of the price of gasoline to arrive at my figure.)
So the whole effort to get subsidies passed for ethanol wasn't a PR campaign?
E85 is at least a dollar cheaper here than gasoline at the pump, around $2.40 a week or so ago. I suspect transportation has something to do with why it is so much higher there.
No, actually it is just that too many people have studied Chemistry, and the scam is falling apart.
Ethanol is this century's snake oil.
STATISTICS vs. STUPIDITY!!!
ALL my vehicles have lost mileage and performance since the ethanol requirements showed up at the fuel pump!!
Drill... Distill... Drive!!
How about the Eviro-Facist Left next?
Yeah... it couldn't possibly be common sense observation of the dynamics of another failed government pork program. /s
By paying for subsidies, you aren't even seeing some of your cost up front.
No kidding.
All of this because celebrities, gutless pandering politicians and a few lunatic fringe envirowackos outlawed domestic exploration and drilling.
What's not to like about this "fuel"?
I'm pretty sure E-85 is 85% ethanol, not 15%.
E85 is blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. Its benefits include reduced emissions of greenhouse gases and a reduced dependence on petroleum. GM is the leader in E85 production models, with more than 2.5 million E85-capable cars, trucks and SUVs on the road with more on the way. Chevrolet offers seven E85-capable models in 2008.
This is a typical leftist response to effective arguments. Do not talk about the substance but instead talk about the method or nature of the attack. We should learn that the only technique to debate a leftist is to hit them hard enough to make them cry. I'm so tired. Why are we even debating the silliness of creating fuel highly inefficiently from corn? It never could've been a solution for our fuel "needs no more than solar or any of the other crack pot ideas that have been presented. Hydrogen could work but it would not be the panacea presented by the left. There is no free lunch, we need to stop looking at pie in the sky and deal with what we have to work with and that is leverage the massive coal, oil, and nuclear resources that are still available to us until we can move onto something else.
Conservation and all the other "green" ideas are not feasible unless we are willing to give up huge amounts of personal liberty for less and less return. It is not only unnecessary but foolish and would result in millions of people dying as we refuse to use the resources we have in hopes of a miracle solution. We should punish politicians who have not given us more refineries and who have refused to let us drill the oil on the coast and in the ANWR. The Chinese are drilling off the coast of Cuba tapping billions of barrels of oil available to us also if only we could throw off the yoke of the Democrat radical environmentalists.
That is another thing. Why in the hell hasn't the GOP gotten a clue when it comes to how to attack the Democrats. They and their constitutes are more responsible than anyone other group for our inability to of the US to effectively deal with out energy needs. They have stood in the way of building new refineries, have locked millions of tons of coal and billions of barrels of oil out of reach. They have stood in the way of Nuclear power and all the while having us waste billions chasing pipe dreams and global warming.
Why doesn't someone in the GOP figure this out? Are they really the bunch of senile old men and Northern VA yuppies they appear to be who wouldn't know conservatism if it bit them in the ass?
We could go on with issue after issue. All the social issues and immigration. Most of America does not want Homosexual marriage, most of America believes it is a disgusting behavior, the same goes for abortion, and most of America believes in strong borders. How can you not win when one party, the Democrats, have so entirely embraced the radicals on the left? Is there anyone one groups which is more Anti-American and ready to rush into the arms of our enemies? If the GOP does not wake up and realize this is war not a tea party they are going to cast this country into the hands of Barack Obama and set back conservatism even further than it has already been set back.
I'm beginning to believe what we need to do is start a shadow party which funnels donations only to candidates who are conservative and believe in the founding principles. The Bloombergs, the Schwarzeneggers, and countless others are blurring the identity of the Republican party and making it a impossible to restrain the beast of bureaucracy that is "slouching towards Gomorrah". If someone doesn't wake up and stop the insanity and provide some vision that isn't tinged with 60s love ballads for Democrat and Republican unity (which means they win and we give in) then we are going to face an even darker generation dominated even more by judicial oligarchy and legislative disregard for the constitution.
I don't mind being corrected, as I didn't know E85 was gasoline/ethanol mixture.
However, get off your high horse and try posting in a respectful manner.
By the way, I did the math correctly, based on E85 being pure ethanol.
People are attacking the ethanol industry because IT'S A BAD IDEA! The ethanol as fuel industry only exists because of the government is currying favor with special interests. Or is it the other way around? Whatever. It is not efficient and is not the answer to our energy needs.
Ethanol belongs in a bottle or can. Usually with "Beefeater" or "Coors" written on it. It doesn't belong in my gas tank.
Good for them. I'm all behind the GMA on this one. If Grassley wants ethanol so badly then let him make it out of seaweed, algae, kudzu, or the corn that issues forth from his own mouth and Congress -- not the things we actually digest.
I always get a chuckle of wonderment when some green brags that ETOH is "cheaper" than gasoline. When you factor in the mileage loss due to less heat of combustion of 15%(due to the right wing conspiracy), the true cost of ETOH is:
3.59/.85 =$3.74/gallon. Of course not counting the subsidy, which we should all be willing to pay, in order to "save the planet"& 'punish the Arabs ( this to appeal to the average bitter white person").
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The amount of energy it takes to make ethanol means we end up giving more money to the thugs of the world, and we end up with an inferior product.
Ethanol is the 'E' at the start of EVIL in dEVIL rum!
It's the other way around. E85 is 85% ethanol.
What's sold regularly at gas stations is E10 or E15.
Ethanol is senseless when we have enough used animal and vegetable fat annually to run 65% of America's diesel trucks for a year. Companies like SafeRenewables and Aegis Biofuels are already doing this. I guess biofuel from fat just isn't sexy enough yet. Wait until we get to $6 diesel fuel.
Ethanol is the biggest hoax next to global warming.
Actually, you've got that backwards. E85 is 85% ethanol, 15% gasoline. E10 and E15 are common, using ethanol as an oxygenator, but even there, you'll find a marked reduction in gas mileage and power - enough to notice. This is also is why you have to have a "Flex Fuel" car in order to use E85. If you don't, the car simply can't deal with the different fuel/air mixture requirements, and as a bonus, if you can get it to run at all, expect to have some serious repair bills in the not too distant future, as you'll probably need to replace fuel lines, seals, and valve guides at the very least.
The government of the US will destroy the US.
Let's investigate the obscene profits of distilleries.
First, the bad news about ethanol. Ethanol fires are evidently harder to control than gasoline fires.
Ethanol fires hard to control 1Hopefully, ways will be developed to make controlling ethanol fires easier.
Ethanol fires hard to control 2
On the brighter side concerning ethanol, there's now evidence that people might get as much, or more, bang per buck for their gas dollars with gas / ethanol mixtures.
Gas-competitive gas / ethanol mixturesAlso, I was surprised by the introduction of a machine (popularly known as a still) for making home-made ethanol.
EFuel100In stark contrast to the 1700 gallons of water required to make one gallon of corn-based ethanol as indicated by the OP, the EFuel100 uses only 170 gallons of water to produce 35 gallons of ethanol In other words, the EFuel100 uses less than 1% (about 0.2%) as much water as corn ethanol, under five gallons, to produce one gallon of ethanol. But also note that the water used in the EFuel100 process does not take into account the water needed to produce the sugar that is used for this process.
And watch out for fines for violating biofuel regulations.
Fines for violating biofuel regulationsAlso, progress is being made in the development of other non-corn ethanol production technologies as well.
Non-corn ethanolNext, I've also been hearing good things about biodiesel production but need to find some links.
Finally, although I don't use this product, since people are starting to use bicycles more, people might be interested in this autoshifting bicycle.
Autoshifting bicycle
Tell me how?
Any vehicle that runs on gasoline can run on ethanol.
And now the patent-pending technology in the EFuel100 MicroFueler makes home ethanol distillation possible, cost-effective, and safe.
See product details for information and photos. They did a 5 minute interview with this guy. He's the inventor of something that was a technological advance in video gaming some time back
He has invented an ethanol maker. It's quite impressive in it's thought thru design and not bad at all for the first shot out of the box. Sounds promising.
The fact that it can be turned into a "do it yourself" process could be the beginning of a new era for folks.
Remember when you had to go to a printer to get something printed? I'm sure you get my point.
My goodness all this anti ethanol propaganda and none of it's detractors can remember all the tax credits given to the oil industry. Hmmm
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I want my Minecraft skin's head to be transparent entirely. If I try this with a skin editor, it shows as black in multiplayer. Is there any way of doing this?
There is no way of doing this, other than replacing the model for Steve with your own custom model (that has 'holes' in the right places).
You can't make it invisible to my knowledge, however you can say, make it blend in with nighttime, and only go out after dark, or you can make it blend in with stone, and always stay underground. So other than camouflage you really can't be totally invisible, I'm not sure if the whole blackness thing was intentional at first, but after multiplayer was first implemented (Way back in...Creative, or Survival Test, I think), is probably when Notch made it an actual feature.
I made all my skins with photoshop, where it's pretty easy because TIFF saves information about "transparency" diffrent to many other formats that just fill in white once you save the file... on photoshop you can just simply erase the area and save as TIFF... (transparency is shown with the grey/white sqares in the background layer)
EDIT: ok I just checked my skins and its PNG! this will save your transparency information and just to show you how it looks I made an image of my enderman skin... if you want to get rid of the head... simply delete it... ^^
In singleplayer, you can change the Steve/Alex texture or model in your resource pack and place that resource pack on your world. However, in multiplayer, this is impossible (you wouldn't want people to cheat, of course.)
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I apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, I have the Zombie Apocalypse theme installed on a spare domain of mine for a short while (www.dantury.co.uk) which will be moving elsewhere soon, and all I want to do is decrease the margin at the top so that when you are browsing through the site the main content fits in nicely.
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