MooPig Tech Solutions :: "Drinking Water from a Billboard"

Can there be anything Good about High Humidity?
Retrieved by Pat Darnell  |  Oct 11, 2013  |  Bryan TX

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The Organic Approach: Billboard in Peru Produces Water out of Thin Air: "It works like this: the billboard is designed the way that it captures moisture from the air and puts it through a reverse osmosis system, turning it into drinking water which is then stored in 20 liter tanks. It is capable of providing drinking water for hundreds of families per month."

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SUMMARY
coloradosparkyred2 2 months ago said: " ... Um, lets get this straight, you're not paying for a natural resource when you pay your water bill, you are paying for the company and infrastructure that is delivering the water to you. In this video, a company has decided to pay the price so the community (which is unable to purify their water) has safe drinking water. Its a really cool thing. Also if you want free water, get it yourself, dig a well, and pump it out (just letting you know you'll have to pay for electricity to pump your well) ... "

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CONCLUSION

No drinking water -- no life.

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http://isupportorganic.blogspot.com/2013/10/billboard-in-peru-produces-water-out-of.html
http://push.pickensplan.com/profile/solarman
http://www.greenprophet.com/2013/02/water-producing-billboard-peru/
http://push.pickensplan.com/profile/solarman
http://push.pickensplan.com/profiles/blogs/air-to-water-billboard-yields-25-gallons-of-water-day-in-the

MooPig Report from the Middle: Mag 7 Madrid finally Resting?

(March 25) — A crack in the earth that resulted in the biggest quakes known in the center of the United States — and which have raised fears of a "big one" sometime this century — might actually be in the process of shutting down, scientists now suggest.
Evidence in the rocks suggest major earthquakes at the New Madrid system occurred not just in 1811 and 1812, but also in 1450 and 900, roughly 500 years apart.
Midwest Fault May Be Shutting Down
LiveScience \ By Charles Q. Choi, LiveScience

This earthquake zone threatens parts of Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Kentucky. It has been rumbling again in recent years, leading researchers to ask whether another devastating quake could hit in upcoming decades. A magnitude 5.2 earthquake on a northeastern extension of the system in southern Indiana was felt from Kansas to Georgia in 2008.

To see how active the New Madrid system is, scientists recently used nine GPS antennas mounted on the ground over the heart of the fault in southern Missouri and Tennessee to investigate the earthquake zone over the course of eight years.

The new research on this earthquake zone, dubbed the New Madrid fault system, could change what we know of how quakes in the middle of continents work.

Three of the largest earthquakes in North America recorded in history occurred at the New Madrid system over the course of two months from 1811 to 1812. These magnitude 7 events shook the earth with enough power to force the Mississippi River to temporarily flow backward.

This earthquake zone threatens parts of Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Kentucky. It has been rumbling again in recent years, leading researchers to ask whether another devastating quake could hit in upcoming decades. A magnitude 5.2 earthquake on a northeastern extension of the system in southern Indiana was felt from Kansas to Georgia in 2008.

To see how active the New Madrid system is, scientists recently used nine GPS antennas mounted on the ground over the heart of the fault in southern Missouri and Tennessee to investigate the earthquake zone over the course of eight years.

"Dean of Mean" Keith Jardine

PHOTO: Keith Jardine
by Pat Darnell
When I first saw Keith Jardine fighting on UFC at SPIKE TV about two years ago, he was fighting 300 pound Tank Abbott type guys. Now Jardine is fighting light-heavy weight 205 lbs, a lower weight class, and he has just beat another someone tonight on a decision.

I really took a dislike to Keith Jardine on first appearances, like it matters.. right? However, over the course of the UFC rise in stature, and in general popularity in a subversive sort of way, I have realized Keith is a working man's fighter. The announcer guy, Grogan, interviews the winning fighter after every match at UFC -- [can't figure that out] -- and Keith is a real classy speaker as well as worker out there. Unlike other smash mouths, troglodytes with billboards all over their shorts and socks... with yobs wiping blood off, Jardine doesn't parade around.

I really get a kick out of watching his stumbling grabbing, left-handedness. You see, he has won against both Chick Liddell and Forest Griffin, throws them off with his unique stances and timing. To win over either of those guys is a feat. I only wish I had done some of this mixed martial arts when I was young, I could have applied it to work and play back then.

PHOTO: Dave "Tank" Abbott

I guess what I am suggesting is that we curmudgeons should analyze what makes a cage match master like Liddell, Griffin, Bonner, and Jardine, and put that in our day to days. We should make a pact today to have ripply abdomens by Summer '09.... yeah?

Working man's mixed martial arts for belly washboards... like the "Dean of Mean" Keith Jardine..!! We are already class acts... I don't have to look like Jackie Gleason though... right?