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Re: 4 Year Yucca Temperature Experiment Ends
Darn, now they will have to start a five year program to measure sand temperature in order to receive more federal oversight money. Then maybe they could progress to measure rectal temperatures
in prairie dogs followed by a program obtaining oral temps in coyotes. Data will move mountains and levitate the Nevada economy ....
Maury Siskel maury@webtexas.com
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Norman Cohen wrote:
> > You have been emailed a link to a story from the RJ Online, the Web site of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. It was sent to you by (ncohen12@home.com) on Tuesday, January 29, 2002 at 06:42:40
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> > Four-year experiment on Yucca Mountain rock temperatures concludes
> >
> > http://www.lvrj.com/lvrj_home/2002/Jan-28-Mon-2002/news/17956113.html#mailform
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> > REMOTE_ADDR: 68.46.81.106
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> "First they ignore you; Then they laugh at you; Then they fight you; Then you just fade into oblivion (Maury) "Why walk when you can fly?" I'll bite - why not. Sounds great to me regardless of
> whose idea ....
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