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]]> Comment on Stubbs The Zombie by Joshua http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=363#comment-628 Joshua Mon, 23 Jan 2006 19:05:42 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=363#comment-628 Seen this yet? http://www.batemania.com/bateman365/day135.html "Success is like a brain, something to chew over." Seen this yet?

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]]> Comment on der Wind Wandler by Shawna http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=346#comment-549 Shawna Wed, 07 Dec 2005 18:08:32 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=346#comment-549 I have looked at this on the net as well. My brother an electrical engineer brought it up as we already have geothermal in our home this would be a great complement to be 'off grid' at times. the pricing that i have found is to be about 3,500 Euro (appros $7,300US) -and then you have shipping.... no one seems to be doing this yet in the US so i am really interested. Being from Minnesota we have a lot of farms that don't have alternate power than the grid. Perhaps a great idea at a smaller more economical price than a huge turbine/tower. If anyone has more information i would really like to hear it.... shawn@clearwire.net. Thanks! I have looked at this on the net as well. My brother an electrical engineer brought it up as we already have geothermal in our home this would be a great complement to be ‘off grid’ at times.
the pricing that i have found is to be about 3,500 Euro (appros $7,300US) -and then you have shipping…. no one seems to be doing this yet in the US so i am really interested. Being from Minnesota we have a lot of farms that don’t have alternate power than the grid. Perhaps a great idea at a smaller more economical price than a huge turbine/tower.

If anyone has more information i would really like to hear it…. shawn@clearwire.net. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Corn Starch and Water by Doug P http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=369#comment-548 Doug P Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:21:36 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=369#comment-548 By just reading the text I thought you were talking about the scientists that had managed to find a sugar replacement for the more expensive catalysts that were being used for bio-diesel, giving a cost reduction of (claimed) 10-50 times. By just reading the text I thought you were talking about the scientists that had managed to find a sugar replacement for the more expensive catalysts that were being used for bio-diesel, giving a cost reduction of (claimed) 10-50 times.

]]> Comment on Harry Potter VI by Doug P http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-547 Doug P Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:16:13 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-547 Having read all of the books to date (both HP and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe), I can agree that trying to bring the later books (5,6 and presumably 7) will be difficult if not impossible. Each of the later books is running almost double the length of any one of the Lord of the Rings book. I can see any of the books on Narnia being put on film without to much cutting, each of those was no longer then 250 pages at the longest. I can see the religious fundementalists getting a little bit over enthusiastic about this series though. Having read all of the books to date (both HP and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe), I can agree that trying to bring the later books (5,6 and presumably 7) will be difficult if not impossible. Each of the later books is running almost double the length of any one of the Lord of the Rings book.
I can see any of the books on Narnia being put on film without to much cutting, each of those was no longer then 250 pages at the longest. I can see the religious fundementalists getting a little bit over enthusiastic about this series though.

]]> Comment on Harry Potter VI by ttongue http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-544 ttongue Tue, 22 Nov 2005 19:39:11 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-544 Well I have to confess I'm a bit challenged to speak to the later books. Read LWW, Prince Caspian, Silver Chair several times as a kid, and I know I made it through the whole series at least once. The first ones stuck with me. I can't wait until my boys are old enough to appreciate them. --T Well I have to confess I’m a bit challenged to speak to the later books. Read LWW, Prince Caspian, Silver Chair several times as a kid, and I know I made it through the whole series at least once. The first ones stuck with me. I can’t wait until my boys are old enough to appreciate them.

–T

]]> Comment on Harry Potter VI by Joshua http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-543 Joshua Mon, 21 Nov 2005 18:50:18 +0000 http://www.thomastongue.com/DotProduct/?p=370#comment-543 Like Peter, I liked the first few Narnia books, but couldn't stay interested after the first hand-full of them. Got an audiobook of the first one from the library recently and listened to it on a road-trip. It seems it was better in my memories. I'm not sure how I feel about the Potter film series. I love the books, though. Like Peter, I liked the first few Narnia books, but couldn’t stay interested after the first hand-full of them. Got an audiobook of the first one from the library recently and listened to it on a road-trip. It seems it was better in my memories.

I’m not sure how I feel about the Potter film series. I love the books, though.

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