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reversed balanced formation machine

by d. uder
(oklahoma)

not the mess maker

not the mess maker

There is a lot to be cleaned, but now there is something better a device in a state of temporarily flux that scatter on a friendly, not harmfull or disturbing, way. The stuff that need to be cleaned it is a counter cleaner and it runs on an ac current it uses small types of garbage and dust collected by cleaning devices to make a bit of a mess did must be done in a way that the potential cleaner has no idea of care put in the mess making.

How ever mess making is free cleaning it up by an external person may cost something so you must check your financial status first and if is all is good then maybe you can hire some one to make the mess for you or better for the cleaning person, but do suchs a thing only on a rainy afternoon.

Barry's Response - je ne comprends pas
ich verstehe nicht
non capisco
no entiendo
我不瞭解

That said, the diagram is interesting in that it shows that carbon, nitrogen and oxygen cycles (and by implication, many others) occur simultaneously, involve the same components although the order is changed. Thanks for the contribution, DU.



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Feb 24, 2010
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by: Jessec1007

The diagram clearly shows the cycle. The image is clear and easy to understand. However, it would be even greater if each element could be linked to defintion/explantion. With this link, you could brainstorm with your friends, or as a school science project, to come up with a Science Fair Project and propose it to another link - http://www.stuffintheair.com/science-fair-project-ideas.html. This Website even provide fun little projects such as "Let it Snow". The links on the left side of the Web site are all interesting. I would bookmark this Web site for future reference and educate my children.

Feb 14, 2010
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by: faizelkhan

the article in this site that i read was good and informative.

Feb 08, 2010
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research?
by: steve

great chart , looks like you know what your talking about until you read the improper grammer in the article.

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