Sentences with phrase «oil folk i know»

However, the oil folk I know are adamant that it is actually safe in practice.

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And around Fort McMurray, Alta., thousands of workers continue to use mining trucks and steam - assisted gravity draining (SAGD) to extract nearly three million barrels of oil daily, confident that folks somewhere will demand the stuff, no matter how it gets to refineries and customers.

I know quite a few folks who «wash» their faces with coconut oil and avoid soap most (or all) of the time.

So I told everyone to hang tight and check back during the week of 14 December because there would be a recipe for coconut oil gingerbread folk, no matter what.

Fact is, I know a number of folks that eat a whole foods diet including cod liver oil, never eat white bread and even go so far as to make their own whole wheat bread with fresh flour and they are still having cavity problems in the family.

I was just like, I wasn't hammering hard the whole time, I was just kinda riding the course and checking it out and stuff but just felt great all day long so I may, and I'm thinking about doing this as like my Ironman triathlon protocol and possibly starting to recommend this to folks, I may start to introduce more of this kinda like MCT oil rather than just like throwing in to some just like you know, BulletProof coffee in the morning.

Also, I just want to let folks know that the Coconut oil (Virgin) you are using is not the same as Raw Coconut (Oil) which has the fiber in it at the bottom and is sometimes referred to as Coconut Buttoil (Virgin) you are using is not the same as Raw Coconut (Oil) which has the fiber in it at the bottom and is sometimes referred to as Coconut ButtOil) which has the fiber in it at the bottom and is sometimes referred to as Coconut Butter.

As we noted last week, it's about the politics of «the handful of folks who profit off of the oil, coal and gas extraction industries, and the personal pain theywould like to avoid in cutting into a single cent of the most profitable industry the world has ever known.»

«Folks made it known that Vermonters, and our friends from the Northeast, oppose the proposed tar sands pipeline, and that this project will face a concerted and stiff local resistance if and when big oil decides to try and move it forward,» said David Vandeusen, conservation organizer for the Vermont Sierra Club.

In an effort to push the «drill more» agenda, overwhelmingly we're seeing folks bypassing the real solution — utilizing alternatives to oil that we all know exist and can be integrated economically.