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This is rather an extraordinary story that I think merits breaking news.

A lot of puns and bad jokes possibe, I know, possible, but, if this is true ...

1 posted on 03/03/2006 12:14:15 PM PST by tallhappy
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ISn't this the holy grail?


30 posted on 03/03/2006 12:25:56 PM PST by Flavius Josephus (The only good muslim is a bad muslim)
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how much energy does it take to produce the heat and pressure?

Nothing is cost free.

32 posted on 03/03/2006 12:27:52 PM PST by CROSSHIGHWAYMAN (Toon Town, Iran...........where reality is the real fantasy.)
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and in other news, the South Koreans have cloned a cat.


33 posted on 03/03/2006 12:28:07 PM PST by Mercat (I trust George W.)
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Gasoline & Vanilla....together at last.


35 posted on 03/03/2006 12:28:53 PM PST by Feiny ( "Why don't we go up to the old people's home and wax the steps? " ~ Barney Fife)
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The extracted ingredient, vanillin, can be used as fragrance in shampoo and candles, she said.

-- now that sounds like a lot of BS if ya ask me.

would you use a product knowingly if it was extracted from dung? yyeeeee.. :-}


37 posted on 03/03/2006 12:29:06 PM PST by NormsRevenge (Semper Fi ... Monthly Donor spoken Here. Go to ... https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/)
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Sakae Shibusawa, an agriculture engineering professor at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, said his team has successfully extracted 1.4 milliliters (0.042 ounces) of gasoline from every 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of cow dung by applying high pressure and heat.

This is the work of satan. It takes exactly 666 pounds of crap to make 1 gallon of gas.

40 posted on 03/03/2006 12:31:14 PM PST by Always Right
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Gasoline & Vanilla....together at last.


41 posted on 03/03/2006 12:31:29 PM PST by Feiny ( "Why don't we go up to the old people's home and wax the steps? " ~ Barney Fife)
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Sorry for the double post.....not sure what happened...delayed reaction? I am full of gas.


42 posted on 03/03/2006 12:32:22 PM PST by Feiny ( "Why don't we go up to the old people's home and wax the steps? " ~ Barney Fife)
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applying a 30-atmosphere pressure and heat of up to 300 degrees Celsius (572 Fahrenheit)

Heating up crude oil smells bad enough, but that refinery sure is going to make Japan a stinkhole.

43 posted on 03/03/2006 12:33:09 PM PST by DeFault User
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Japan is certainly "energy poor" but it's not "cow rich" either.

Japan * ping * (kono risuto ni hairitai ka detai wo shirasete kudasai : let me know if you want on or off this list)

47 posted on 03/03/2006 12:35:52 PM PST by DTogo (I haven't left the GOP, the GOP left me.)
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Scientists in energy-poor Japan said Friday they have found a new source of gasoline — cattle dung.

"You've got to be $hitting me...."

50 posted on 03/03/2006 12:39:17 PM PST by CommandoFrank (Peer into the depths of hell and there you will find the face of Islam...)
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big deal-get back to me when he can make chicken salad out of chicken. . . never mind.


51 posted on 03/03/2006 12:39:19 PM PST by mrmargaritaville
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The thing I am trying to wrap my mind around is this making of gasoline taking more or less energy to make?


52 posted on 03/03/2006 12:39:51 PM PST by hawkaw
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I can convert Taco Bell food, a well known sh** substitute, into methane. Filling up my pickup is bit tricky though.


55 posted on 03/03/2006 12:42:27 PM PST by IamConservative (Who does not trust a man of principle? A man who has none.)
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thought they were already making fuel outta rice?


58 posted on 03/03/2006 1:04:03 PM PST by absolootezer0 ("My God, why have you forsaken us.. no wait, its the liberals that have forsaken you... my bad")
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BULLSHIT!


60 posted on 03/03/2006 1:14:30 PM PST by 1stFreedom
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BULLSHIT! ROFL


61 posted on 03/03/2006 1:14:59 PM PST by 1stFreedom
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This technology is nothing new. The DemoKrat Party has been running on Bull$hit for decades.
67 posted on 03/03/2006 1:34:23 PM PST by WideGlide (That light at the end of the tunnel might be a muzzle flash.)
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Does no one care how this may make the cows feel? Can we just assume we have the right to their dung? /peta ramble


69 posted on 03/03/2006 1:41:51 PM PST by LearnsFromMistakes (We know the right things to do, why don't we just do them?)
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Don't forget all that methane going to waste!


72 posted on 03/03/2006 2:39:43 PM PST by TheLion
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