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mskohl
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9. Take the exit onto I-44 E/OK-3 W/OK-74 N toward Tulsa/Downtown 6.8 mi
7 mins
10. Take the exit onto I-44 E/OK-66 E toward I-35/Tulsa/Wichita 12.0 mi
13 mins
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11. Take exit 138A for Turnpike/I-44 E toward Tulsa 0.4 mi
12. Merge onto I-44 E
Partial toll road 106 mi
1 hour 30 mins
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13. Take the Turnpike/I-44 E exit toward Joplin 1.2 mi
1 min
14. Merge onto I-44 E
Partial toll road
14.5 Take a pitstop here where you could visit me!!!! Exit 289 Vinita, OK
Entering Missouri 377 mi
5 hours 26 mins
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15. Take exit 290A to merge onto I-55 N toward I-70 E/Illinois 1.5 mi
2 mins
7 mins
10. Take the exit onto I-44 E/OK-66 E toward I-35/Tulsa/Wichita 12.0 mi
13 mins
...
11. Take exit 138A for Turnpike/I-44 E toward Tulsa 0.4 mi
12. Merge onto I-44 E
Partial toll road 106 mi
1 hour 30 mins
...
13. Take the Turnpike/I-44 E exit toward Joplin 1.2 mi
1 min
14. Merge onto I-44 E
Partial toll road
14.5 Take a pitstop here where you could visit me!!!! Exit 289 Vinita, OK
Entering Missouri 377 mi
5 hours 26 mins
...
15. Take exit 290A to merge onto I-55 N toward I-70 E/Illinois 1.5 mi
2 mins
okcfishlady
New member
It should count.
dugg
New member
Something to ponder while you are up tonight lol.
Cow Farts
- Bovine Gases contribute to Global Warming
When cows burp and fart they emit the greenhouse gas, methane, which, along with CO2 are the 2 major man-made accelerants of Global Warming. An average cow produces an unbelievable 600 liters of methane a day. With 1.3 billion domesticated cattle on Earth (100 million in the US alone) it is no surprise that constant burping and farting by livestock is the chief global source of methane released into the atmosphere, according to the EPA. The atmospheric concentration of methane has more than doubled in the last 200 years due to industrialization and modern agriculture, thus magnifying the Greenhouse effect. What?s worse is that methane is capable of trapping 25 times more heat than CO2, and will account for 17 percent of Global Warming over the next 50 years. While CO2 emissions can persist for over a century, methane only lasts a decade. Thus, reducing methane emissions will have a more immediate impact on Global Warming.
-Possible Solutions
Our best way to slow down Global warming in the near future is targeting the gas that could make the biggest differences, in the fastest times. That gas is methane because it breaks down the quickest of all the greenhouse gases and is responsible for a large portion of the Global Warming process. Some possible means of reducing methane emissions currently being explored are developing genetically engineered ?low gas? cattle; specialized feeds such as garlic which reduce methane pollution that come from cows; and food additives (pills) which reduce burps and farts in cows.
Cow Farts
- Bovine Gases contribute to Global Warming
When cows burp and fart they emit the greenhouse gas, methane, which, along with CO2 are the 2 major man-made accelerants of Global Warming. An average cow produces an unbelievable 600 liters of methane a day. With 1.3 billion domesticated cattle on Earth (100 million in the US alone) it is no surprise that constant burping and farting by livestock is the chief global source of methane released into the atmosphere, according to the EPA. The atmospheric concentration of methane has more than doubled in the last 200 years due to industrialization and modern agriculture, thus magnifying the Greenhouse effect. What?s worse is that methane is capable of trapping 25 times more heat than CO2, and will account for 17 percent of Global Warming over the next 50 years. While CO2 emissions can persist for over a century, methane only lasts a decade. Thus, reducing methane emissions will have a more immediate impact on Global Warming.
-Possible Solutions
Our best way to slow down Global warming in the near future is targeting the gas that could make the biggest differences, in the fastest times. That gas is methane because it breaks down the quickest of all the greenhouse gases and is responsible for a large portion of the Global Warming process. Some possible means of reducing methane emissions currently being explored are developing genetically engineered ?low gas? cattle; specialized feeds such as garlic which reduce methane pollution that come from cows; and food additives (pills) which reduce burps and farts in cows.
captbunzo
Premium Member
Ha! - that is a LONG way away, if ever. There are so many complexities involved with getting setup over here that it could easily be sometime next year if I even do so at all.
I really haven't decided if I am even going to do so yet. I think that decision will be easier to make when I have been here for 4-6 months or so and can actually think straight.
Don't you know, after all, that by law you have to think on the other side of your brain as well????
I really haven't decided if I am even going to do so yet. I think that decision will be easier to make when I have been here for 4-6 months or so and can actually think straight.
Don't you know, after all, that by law you have to think on the other side of your brain as well????
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9960128#post9960128 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by captbunzo
Don't you know, after all, that by law you have to think on the other side of your brain as well????
Ohhh puhleaze.....
you do need to talk differently though.
Zed instead of Zee Beeta instead of Bayta (beta)
semi (ee) instead of sem-eye
pot-AY-to and tom-AR-to
oh yeah....
and its aluminIum. never understood why yall took the I out?????
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