selling clay hummmm

Date: Fri May 27 8:15 AM, 2005

selling clay hummmm

Date: Fri May 27 11:06 AM, 2005

Above article is from today's Niagara Gazette online version. Know em both.

Date: Fri May 27 11:09 AM, 2005

Doctor Vet info in my hands by the end of business day. Then I'll know two personally, one anecdotally.

Totally!

Date: Fri May 27 11:11 AM, 2005

Seen site (from road).

Date: Fri May 27 12:53 PM, 2005

Do think this should be getting more notice than it is.Rad. clay for sale!

Date: Fri May 27 1:06 PM, 2005

or DU clay?

Date: Fri May 27 1:15 PM, 2005

No such thing as Du clay. If from the area, why don't you know this location is not likely "in the zone?" If you're going to mention science, please get it correct. That's all. Etu Brutus?

Date: Fri May 27 1:19 PM, 2005

Yada Ya Da,you do not know everything.

Date: Fri May 27 1:32 PM, 2005

Let's say we both get names and talk science right here in front of everyone? I dare you. Nicely.

Date: Fri May 27 1:41 PM, 2005

So lets talk.Mr.Science I am not.Just know what,s out there.Bring it on.

Date: Fri May 27 3:49 PM, 2005

No offense anonymous.. BUT how do you "know what's out there" if you don't know the science?

Do you think it is a good idea for me to tell you what I know when you are anonymous?

Send $500. bucks and I'll put Science up on a Billboard by I-190 for all to see. Would that do?

Why say "Bring it on"? What if I say you're either with me or against me...with the way you say "Bring it on?"

mike of the mountain · Senior Member

play nice -

i think it is safe to say that the ridge is not the same as the LOOW site , the clay from the ridge should not have a problem related to the LOOW site , the underground water from the LOOW site will be forced north by pressure of the water from the ridge which is south of the LOOW site , no clay should be mined from north of that location .... or people...or school .... or ... farm vegetables or grapes or .... you get the idea .

we are all on the same side - none of us want to see any more people die , horribly from the problems at the LOOW site , do we ? I dont.

also note in the same article ; that the owner of the site on the ridge owns 75 damaged properties in NF , un occupied ,

either that guy thinks that the property will increase in value soon and he will be able to sell at a profit {speculation} , or he his holding those properties , empty , to limit availibility and to increase demand and drive up rental priceing .... which is it .....it matters ...

-- Edited by mike of the mountain at 01:12, 2005-05-28

Date: Sat May 28 8:12 AM, 2005

I like this last post.

Date: Mon May 30 5:06 PM, 2005

Key wind resources

At the Horicon refuge, the hills that climb east are a mix of native grasses and farmland. And as they rise, they offer some of the best sustained winds in the state and postcard views of a major U.S. wetland. The terrain is known as the Niagara Escarpment, which was formed by erosion millions of years ago and runs from eastern Wisconsin to Niagara Falls, N.Y. The land would be worth a whole lot more with wind turbines

alwayswatching · Guru

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Originally posted by: Anonymous
"Key wind resources At the Horicon refuge, the hills that climb east are a mix of native grasses and farmland. And as they rise, they offer some of the best sustained winds in the state and postcard views of a major U.S. wetland. The terrain is known as the Niagara Escarpment, which was formed by erosion millions of years ago and runs from eastern Wisconsin to Niagara Falls, N.Y. The land would be worth a whole lot more with wind turbines"

This is not the way I remember learning how the Niagara Escarpment was formed. The falls themselves are moving up stream due to erosion from the Niagara River that does not begin in Wisconsin. The escartment itself formed over a million years ago due to several reasons, but I don't believe it was cuased by wind erosion from Wisconsin. The ecsartment in Wisconsin is often compared to this much larger Niagara Escartment. Matbe that is where the confusion happened. This is how I remember being taught about the Niagara Escartment. I'm sure if my memory has faded, you will tell me.

NuclearLou · Senior Member

No name, no reference citation. Again. The "Horicon Refuge" is associated to Niagara how's that? Ummm--let's see, how does Wisconsin and Wind, and the title of this thread, "Clay" fit in with each?

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RE: selling clay hummmm

Key wind resources
At the Horicon refuge, the hills that climb east are a mix of native grasses and farmland. And as they rise, they offer some of the best sustained winds in the state and postcard views of a major U.S. wetland. The terrain is known as the Niagara Escarpment, which was formed by erosion millions of years ago and runs from eastern Wisconsin to Niagara Falls, N.Y. The land would be worth a whole lot more with wind turbines

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Yep, wind turbines are a good idea. Is that what you are trying to get across? Did you happen to read the Porter Planning Study, or are you just chain-jerkin here? On your own with this?

Let's recap--Cape Cod=nothing. This info=fascinating. Not smart enough=won't sign in.

So, out of this post we gather that the writer likes the idea from the Town of Porter Master Plan that was substituted because certain town folk didn't like the idea of closing down areas of the town and the L-P schools, and turning the whole place into a wind farm. K? That's the message?

For information on the award winning, but missing Twn. of Porter Planning Study, done by U. B. saying that L-P schools should be closed and the students relocated immediately, see Town of Porter councilman, William Choboy or RRG's Mr. William Rolland. Chat with them. Ask them why THAT U.B. study was shelved and why they hired a commercial (paid for) planning company afterward replacing THAT Study with one that was more acceptable to them?

Speaking of wind farms--or bags.

LR

-- Edited by NuclearLou at 21:12, 2005-05-30

alwayswatching · Guru

Great questions Lou. I'm glad to know that my memory is still holding up. Maybe we should start history trivia thread and give oh faceless one a chance to dazzle us with strange phenomenon's. Because "we've got to get out of this place..."

NuclearLou · Senior Member

Unfortunately true -- "If it's the last thing we ever do.."

Then we're all outa here--toes up & tagged. Till then though

"If it's the last thing we ever do.." And will be.

"We Got To Get Outta This Place"

In this dirty old part of the city,   (Kind of appropriate, eh?) Middleport, Lew-Port, Niagara, Lockport...
where the sun refused to shine                  Tonawanda, Pendleton, Wheatfield, remember "pervasive?"
people tell me there ain't no use in tryin'.        Some say that at Roswell, mostly they try not to.

.......
See my daddy in bed a-dyin'.                (Kind of appropriate too, eh?)
See his hair been turnin' grey.    Science says some premature grey hair is from chronic exposure to ionizing radiation
He's been workin' and slavin' his life away. Union Carbide, duPont, FMC, Hooker, TAM, Simonds, Linde, Carbo..

In this dirty old part of the city,
where the sun refused to shine
people tell me there ain't no use in tryin'.  Don't ever believe it! Start a huge foolish project, like Noah did.

We gotta get out of this place,
If it's the last thing we ever do.              YOU Can BET YOUR LIFE IT IS!
We gotta get out of this place,
'cause girl, there's a better life for me and you.

Better life for me and you [x8]

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Lou (Burdon)& The Animals (very sorry Eric, pip, pip and all.)

-- Edited by NuclearLou at 22:04, 2005-05-30

alwayswatching · Guru

I hang my head in defeat while holding my lighter high. A know I couldn't have siad it better myself. Having said that: " I'm leaving on a jet plane, don't know when I'll be back again. Oh babe I hate to go..." See what happens when I get a few days off. False alarm jh and m-nuked, I'm not really leaving.

Date: Sat Jul 23 10:23 PM, 2005

Here's another amazing chain of useless anonymous garbage. Use of the big Bulldozer noted.

Date: Fri Dec 9 3:11 AM, 2005

Wanna buy some clay or rent an apartment? Right, JB? Notice dates.

Date: Fri Dec 9 6:31 AM, 2005

Anonymous wrote:

Wanna buy some clay or rent an apartment? Right, JB? Notice dates.

I have told you a dozen or more times ,I can not marry you NL.I am a man!

We just can't keep this up.Now stop.No we can not rent a apartment imo.

Date: Fri Dec 9 10:07 AM, 2005

Is that you Dovey, Alwaywatching?