Friday, June 09, 2000, 8:47 PM I thought it looked like a good meaning of life.

It was distilled with care from precision cultivated fruits and nuts to go. Perhaps the ground water table under Camelot is fresh and pure. Either way it is okay I say to poke in a few compact compression of gas. The spirit is the lighter and lower boiling point component that tends to boil off at a lower temperature than the other components. Just down the road you come to Meares and then Gilmore. Even if you turn at Tanson you still come to a yellow road. Today I got a plastic container (we used to call similar containers made of glass by the name bottle) full of Sprite to drink. When I unscrewed the plastic cap I heard a sound and could see bubbles rising in the container and forming a foam on the surface. I once heard that there is well known process that can take this sort of gas and combine it with a spirit purified from liquified air and also a gas made by purifying the partial combustion products or steam reformation products of natural gas. So if you can get some natural gas of even another fuel it can be converted into a nitrogenous and carboniferous solid plantr nutrient that can then be fed to crop plants and converted into organic green cotton or other natural fibres. For a nickel plant there might be the same sulfur in it that was previously in nother nickel plant that began in a different nickel mine as different nickel mineral grain. Gypsum is a relatively stable slat like epsom salt that is better than either sodium sulfate or ammonium sulfate for sequestration of sulfate. If you are going to neutralize your excess acid with dolomitic or magnestic or limestone-itic then it will be really nice to first burn natural gas with oxygen to make sure that the dirty gas is rich in carbon dioxide so it can be easily fixed as urea and then converted into cotton or even into paper if it is sunflowers. What will be done with the protein ?? Prawns or catfish perhaps.

So it seems as if it should be really nice to go and bolt down one of those liquid air things next to one of those oxygen lime kiln plants and also one of those hydrigen plants using oxygen and partial oxidation and one of those qxygen burning natural gas fired steam boiler plants to keep the CO2 concentrated for simple sequestration as urea and then fibre and textiles. It would be quite lovely to boly don one of those urea prillers too. You could bolt them all one one trailer module especially if it is a very compact design, The liquid air plants can be hooked to a lot of things where the CO2 can be used as urea which is really anywhere on the natural gas grid that uses a lot of heat and that means all hot plants including the DI and all the planst with big boilers going green on their red mud rehab areas.