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  Topic: [Location] Urban/Suburban Transition
MrPC

Replies: 95
Views: 27471

PostForum: Planning For The Future   Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 7:51 am   Subject: Re: [Location] Urban/Suburban Transition
One of the most important first steps for a city to make in order to start to kick the oil addiction is to get the public transport (known to North Americans as Transit) fixed up to the point where tr ...
  Topic: Petrol to $1.45 in OZ, pressure on interest rates
MrPC

Replies: 16
Views: 1199

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 6:00 am   Subject: Re: Petrol to $1.45 in OZ, pressure on interest rates
He said Melbourne's outer suburbs, which are heavily car reliant, would become "financially unviable" unless car dependence was reduced.

gee, where have I seen that idea before, hmmm, may ...
  Topic: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
MrPC

Replies: 16
Views: 1609

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:51 pm   Subject: Re: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
Perhaps if R&D efforts had continued for the last fifty years, steam locos would be as efficient as or better than the shining beacons of 1960s diesel technology used by Australia's various railwa ...
  Topic: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
MrPC

Replies: 16
Views: 1609

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:20 am   Subject: Re: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
Steam locomotives suck ass. More ineffiecent vehicles are hard to imagine.

Perhaps if R&D efforts had continued for the last fifty years, steam locos would be as efficient as or better than the ...
  Topic: US prepared to tap oil reserves
MrPC

Replies: 10
Views: 1507

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:18 am   Subject: Re: US prepared to tap oil reserves
Gas is not oil. There are vast amounts of "stranded" gas around the world, with a large seaborne trade in LNG.

What America faces is a loss of domestic capacity.

If LNG terminals were built in ...
  Topic: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
MrPC

Replies: 16
Views: 1609

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:09 am   Subject: Re: NZ: Coast Road or 'Take the Train'
If you think it's hopeless having single track over there, try over here. There's large sections of the line between Sydney and Brisbane that are still single track!

Umm, it's single track all the ...
  Topic: Dicey events ahead with Iran.
MrPC

Replies: 41
Views: 4295

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2005 2:02 pm   Subject: Re: Dicey events ahead with Iran.
"The first rule of politics: never believe anything until it's been officially denied."

(Jim Hacker in "Yes, Minister" (Party Games, xmas special))
  Topic: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
MrPC

Replies: 105
Views: 13305

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 1:14 pm   Subject: Re: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
Sure, it'd be unlikely to work in neighborhoods where people have guns and a will to use them, but here in Oz it doesn't seem unlikely at all.
Actually, it’s the other way around. Looting and thieve ...
  Topic: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
MrPC

Replies: 105
Views: 13305

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 1:01 pm   Subject: Re: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
Hmmm... don't forget, a pound of beef needs a gallon of gasoline to make it to the store.But you can walk or bike to the store.

That's not the point.

"The store" as a reference point for a massi ...
  Topic: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
MrPC

Replies: 105
Views: 13305

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 11:17 am   Subject: Re: Simmons: $10/gallon gas this winter
Demand destruction is overrated. So long as folks still have available credit left on their plastic, jobs, food, and there's fuel for their vehicles for sale, they will still drive, no matter the cos ...
  Topic: Global warming "past the point of no return".
MrPC

Replies: 73
Views: 9397

PostForum: Environment   Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 6:33 am   Subject: Re: Global warming "past the point of no return".
Global warming believers really need to stop using this terminology pronto.

Why? Well, if we've passed the point of no return, nothing society can do even if it cared would change the inevitabil ...
  Topic: Katrina- what does 95% of the planet think?
MrPC

Replies: 221
Views: 16920

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 4:03 am   Subject: Re: Katrina- what does the rest of the planet think?
Did anyone of you wonder how the victim's of the last catastrophe on this planet voted I think not.

Doesn't matter - since the Indonesians don't act like they own the world, unlike Bush and several ...
  Topic: Katrina- what does 95% of the planet think?
MrPC

Replies: 221
Views: 16920

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 2:32 am   Subject: Re: Katrina- what does the rest of the planet think?
Most people in NZ despise Bush and are becoming increasingly negative on Americans in general. However, nobody considers the flood victims on TV to be connected to the powers that rule the US. They ...
  Topic: Katrina- what does 95% of the planet think?
MrPC

Replies: 221
Views: 16920

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 2:09 am   Subject: Re: Katrina- what does the rest of the planet think?
Send David Hicks home, then impeach Bush over the Gitmo issue, and I might consider donating.

Til then, it's a shame, but I don't really feel like doing anything about it. New Orleans was perhaps ...
  Topic: The dead zone
MrPC

Replies: 9
Views: 1870

PostForum: Current Events   Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:51 pm   Subject: Re: The dead zone
So that would make it New New Orleans? Smile

Yep, that was the idea and thus I phrased it that way Smile
 
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