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200 Miles Per Gallon 15 y
Charles N. Progue apparently invented a carburator that got over 200 miles to the gallon in the 1930's. His patent has expired long ago. See below for patent number.
Charles N. Pogue: High Mileage Carburetor In Jan. 3, 1935 Charles N. Pogue was issued a Canadian patent – 353538 – for a High Mileage Carburetor. In Apr. 9, 1935 Charles N. Pogue was issued a US patent – 1997497 – for a High Mileage Carburetor. In Jan. 7, 1936 Charles N. Pogue was issued a US Patent – 2026798 – for his newer High Mileage Carburetor.
Pogue used the carburetor for about ten years on his car and produced about 200 carburetors thru the Economy Carburetor Co. In early 1936 Breen Motor Company, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada tested the Pogue carburetor on a Ford V-8 Coupe and g ... read more Deep Down Laughter 15 y
"The average 5 year old in the U.S. laughs 400 times per day.the average
adult laughs 15 times."
"An adult is just a deteriorating child."
~ Ashley Montague
More: In the 90's, The life expectancy of Japanese CEO's dying there was an amazing low...
51 years of age... Guess how many times they laughed
a day .............................................................
............................. zero...
If, to enter in...to the kingdom of God... we are to be as children
... perhaps we should not take ourselves, our goofy bodies and our
work so
seriously...
In my NDE.... I was shown... in my life review... how work...without compassion...
eating... and pooping... were just fast forwarded past...
left in the dust bin of what is cast as far as the East is from West is far... and
remembered no more.... where time ends...
But the moments of joyful laughter and awe that comes from the natural beauty of
the world... those moments when we shined... or when we delighted in one another ... read more Learning Hopi 15 y
Humans are a violent species that must learn the way of peace soon or they will self destruct. There are a few cultures among the masses of violent nations, kingdoms, and tribes that have chosen the path of peace and have survived to this day. Their languages or ways of looking at the world may be a key to learning how to think in such a way that benefits our world. This is the path I am on today.
I wanted to share with you this pdf book as I find the Hopi are one of the few cultures that have a culture who may have an opportunity to survive this world, with their bodies intact, allowed to join the kingdom of Love.
http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/custom/portlets/recordDetails/detailmini.jsp?_nfpb=true&_&ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=ED226942&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=ED226942
visit the page Edible Day Lillies 15 y
Edible Daylilies
Daylilies, known as Hemerocallis fulva by botanists, are naturalized throughout much of America. They are especially hardy in warm dry areas. The orange colored blossoms are often seen along roadsides and in abandoned home gardens during June and July. All cultivated varieties of daylily are edible.
Flowers and flower buds of daylilies are delicious and quickly prepared for eating. The flowers are used in soups, meat dishes, and with noodles. Prepare the flowers for eating by removing the basal end (ovary) and dicing the rest. Flowers can be used for garnishing foods in somewhat the same way as mushrooms are employed. These flowers add substance, color, and pleasing flavors to foods. Fresh flowers are best for eating since some flavors are altered when they are preserved by drying and freezing.
http://www.waysidegardensvoices.com
http://www.survivalstrategies.blogspot. ... read more Eating Weeds to Survive 15 y
In an uncertain future, identifying edible weeds might be a good hobby that may one day save your life and the lives of those you love. Check out the link...
The least likely of all foods to be modified are weeds?
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=EatTheWeeds&view=videos
visit the page Yoga for Your Eyes 15 y
How much do you know about how your eyes work? Probably you don’t think about them very much – only when something goes wrong and then you realize how precious they are. In fact, you probably spend more time being concerned about your teeth!
Yoga for Your Eyes with Meir Schneider, PhD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViOh0YWXSfg
It seems interesting,
Here is more unfo
Natural Vision Improvement
by International Vision Trainer
Katrina Patterson
“All theory, my friend is grey
But green is life’s glad golden tree.”
Mephistopheles to his student Faust, in Goethe’s Faust
“It is a truly deep question, how much of our experience is received from the senses and what is created by the brain, though apparently out there. … Common sense has been shocked by science; though after three hundred years it is general ... read more WayfaringStranger 15 y
Wayfaring Stranger
I am a poor wayfaring stranger,
walking through this world below,
There's no sickness,
toil or danger in that bright Land
to which I go.
Wayfaring Stranger
I’m going there to see my brothers,
all my ancestors there have gone
I’m going there to see my father
I’m going there no more to roam.
I’m going over across the river
beyond the valley far below
I know dark clouds will gather ’round me,
I know my way is hard and steep,
A golden land lies there before me,
All my fear I left behind
a spirit wind will take me there
I’m going there to see my Mother,
She said she’d meet me when I come.
I’m going over across the river
beyond the valley far below
or a Native American Flute Version
or johnny ... read more For Fatherless Children 15 y
I had been a grant funded teacher of hands on Science at a school where many of the children were from a housing project nearby. A fragile young eight year old but beautiful little Hispanic girl in my class came up to me and asked if I would be her father for Father's Day.
I was a little put back for a moment but then she said that she did not have a father. Her father was dead. I later found he had been stabbed to death in what might have been a drug transaction. I looked at this little child and what was I to do? I said of course and she then came close to me....reached around me...and she hugged me... It was a little awkward as male teachers should avoid hugging girls under their care but I couldn’t stop her and if I were to at that moment I felt there would have been some type of emotional damage done.
As the tiny angelic child ran away from me laughi ... read more Roy Orbinson- In The Real World 15 y
In The Real World
Roy Orbinson
In dreams we do so many things
We set aside the rules we know
And fly the world so high
In great and shining rings
If only we could always live in dreams
If only we could make of life
What, in dreams, it seems
But in the real world
We must say our goodbyes
No matter if the love will live
It will never die
In the real world
There are things that we can’t change
And endings come to us
In ways that we can’t rearrange
I love you, and you love me
But sometimes we must let it be
In the real world
In the real world
When we were dreaming heart to heart
I wish that we had stayed right there
For when the dreamers do awake
The dreams do disappear
In the real world
There are things that we can’t change
And endings come to us
In ways that we can’t rearrange
I love you, and you love me
But sometimes we must let it be
In the real world
In the real world
In The Real World
Roy Orbinson
In dreams we do so many things
We set aside the rules we know
And fly the world so high
In great and shining rings
If only we could always live in dreams
If only we could make of life
What, in dreams, it seems
But in the real world
We must say our goodbyes
No matter if the love will live
It will never die
In the real world
There are things that we can’t change
And endings come to us
In ways that we can’t rearrange
I love you, and you love me
But sometimes we must let it be
In the real world
In the real world
When we ... read more Sage for Sore Throat 15 y
Sore throats are one of the most common reasons why people see a doctor. In the United States, sore throats account for more than 18 million visits to the doctor each year.
Sore Throat Remedies
These are herbs that are used as natural remedies for sore throat.
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Slippery Elm
Slippery elm was once a popular drugstore remedy for sore throats in North America. The herb was listed in the United States Pharmacopeia, a compendium of drug standards, until 1960. A member of the elm family, the slippery elm tree (Ulmus Rubra Muhl) grows primarily in the eastern region of North America.
For sore throats, herbalists use the inner bark of the tree. The inner bark contains mucilage, a gel-like substance that swells when it is mixed with water. The mucilage is thought to coat the throat, reduce irritation, and soothe sore throat.
Slippery elm is ... read more People over Profits 24/7 16 y
People over Profits 24/7
When you cried out to me in your weakness... you were shown mercy... but the day when you became strong... you could have returned the same...instead you struck me down... Your pummeled fist broke my teeth so that I could no longer eat... My mind became weak with hunger then thirst... and you held back even a drink of water from my lips... I roamed delirious and mad into the streets and you scorned me... You poisoned my little ones with your war on the poor... but still your hardened heart wanted more... and more... and more... until there was nothing left for even you to eat...and there w ... read more People Friendly Spider Control 16 y
Place the pot on your stove top and fill it with the dried Lavender, and add enough water to cover just above the flowers. Stir the mixture well.
So you’re having spider issues at home – and you want to know how to encourage the little critters to make the earliest exit without poisoning your entire family?
Over the past several days, arachnophobic family members discovered three different Brown Recluse Spiders wondering about the house. By my silence, I tacitly approved their being tracked down and destroyed. Brown Recluse spiders are highly poisonous and if you have them in your home then you need to find a way to get rid of the one’s you already have creeping around your house and discourage others from coming in. Brown Recl ... read more Book of Cures- People's Pharmacy 16 y
11 Billion dollars is spent by Americans each year to relieve allergy suffering but the least expensive of all supplements, apple cider vinegar with a little dash of cayenne and cinnamon cured my allergies. They are gone. I don't have to do a maintenance dose each day but when I start feeling the mucous come on, I just add these ingredients to a little juice and they are gone. The People's Pharmacy has a book that someone posted online that extols the virtues of apple cider vinegar but more: The book has natural cure for all kinds conditions. It is well worth a look.
http://books.google.com/books?id=JcrHUCvUKxMC&pg=PA62&lpg=PA62&dq=double+blind+study+apple+cider+vinegar
visit the page Sam Stone 16 y
Sam Stone
by John Prine
Sam Stone, came home,
To his wife and family
After serving in the conflict overseas.
Sam Stone
by John Prine
Sam Stone, came home,
To his wife and family
After serving in the conflict overseas.
And the time that he served,
Had shattered all his nerves,
And left a little shrapnel in his knee.
But the morphine eased the pain,
And the grass grew round his brain,
And gave him all the confidence he lacked,
With a Purple Heart and a monkey on his back.
There’s a hole in daddy’s arm where all the money goes,
Jesus Christ died for nothin’ I suppose.
Little pitchers have big ears,
Don’t stop to count the years,
Sweet songs never last too long on broken ... read more In case of a Crisis 16 y
My Grandparents lived on cornbread and beans through the mot so "Great
Depression." If one can live simply enough, and love in spite of it
all, we may have a means to extend our stay on this planet.
IIn case of a Crisis
My Grandparents lived on cornbread and beans through the mot so ”Great
Depression.” If one can live simply enough, and love in spite of it
all, we may have a means to extend our stay on this planet.
Fear and Anger are the two great killers. It is time to prepare for
calamities but try to do so from a place of peace rather than fear.
Hate is not the opposite of love...fear is... But there nothing to
really fear as there is a new earth being formed from the very
substance of loving kindness... from the whole organism that is the
Earth. Each moment we have an ... read more Sympathy for the Devil 16 y
"Love is something more stern and splendid than mere kindness". C.S. Lewis
”Love is something more stern and splendid than mere kindness”. C.S. Lewis
There is still something wonderful about this life. Yes, we fell into time but now we are here, let us make the best of it all. So it might not last forever but there is something delicious about a first kiss. That mountain may only last until this earth has passed but there is still something very grand about having climbed it. One can find a cave in the side of a mountain and live a whole life without saying a word...without harming a fly... never breaking a heart... It is safer that way... but each day I wak ... read more I am here to taste tears 16 y
These are special times... a time like this there has never been...or will there ever be such a time... You were born for this time... I was born for this time... We were born with something hidden inside... Inside of each of us is a secret stone... For some the secret is emerging from our souls and now...what was once inside is out...still... some hold on to this outside mirage... I do so when I cry with tears of sadness and you... and you do so when you taste the tears of joy as they pass your nostrils... as they flare for the last scent sent from this world...passing still...those same tears purse your lips...my lips...therein lies the gentle kiss... Letting go and holding on... the days of hours...minutes,,,seconds...and then....darkness...light...streets of gold...the gates of heaven...the book of life... timelessness draws me on but for the kiss...the kiss...the kiss...the salty taste of tears touches my tongue again...drawing me back to here again...here again... I am here...
rudi
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