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HTTP/1.1 302 Found

Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2011 10:24:20 GMT

Server: Apache

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Request to the server "burtonmackenzie.com"
You used the following DNS server:
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DNS Server Address: 64.68.192.10#53
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Request to the server "burtonmackenzie.com"
You used the following DNS server:
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DNS Server Address: 72.52.2.1#53
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REQUEST SECTION:
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burtonmackenzie.com. 10800 IN MX 5 smtp.easydns.com.
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Location

IP: 205.210.42.163

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website build using CSS

code weight: 106.38 KB

text per all code ratio: 23 %

title: Burton MacKenzie

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encoding: UTF-8

language: en

Website code analysis

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Many people try to be greener by walking instead of riding in a bus or car, and that's great. For pedestrians, crosswalks are a good demand-based way to stop traffic and get safely across the road. However, if you don't use crosswalks judiciously, you're not being as green as you think. At a local crosswalk where I cross, typically from 10-30 cars will stop to let me across. The speed limit there is 50 km/h, or 14 m/s (although they're usually going a little faster). The vehicle traffic is varied, but in my region of the world there are a lot of pickup trucks. On the low end of mass, a Toyota Tercel car is 914kg, and on the high end a Ford F-350 truck is 4490kg. The approximate average mass of a local vehicle is 2702 kg. A good measure of the energy "wasted" is the amount of energy required to return vehicles to their previous speed after they stopped for the pedestrian. E = 0.5*m*v2 = 0.5 * 2702 kg * (14 m/s)^2 = 260 kJ for the average vehicle, or between 2.6MJ and 7.9 MJ for 10-30 average vehicles. These values might not mean much to the layperson, so I'll put it in terms of gasoline usage. Gasoline has an energy density of approximately 35 MJ/litre. This means that, given 100% efficiency of transmutation from gasoline to kinetic energy, the average vehicle uses 7.4 ml of gasoline to go from zero to 50 km/h. En masse, 10-30 average vehicles will use a total of 74 ml to 220 ml of gasoline to get up to speed after I stop them. But it's even worse than that. Most steel internal combustion gasoline vehicle engines have an average energy conversion efficiency of only 18-20% (and a limit of 37% efficiency). That is, on average, the cars and trucks are only using 20% of the energy contained in the gasoline; the rest of the energy is mostly spent on waste heat. For my example crosswalk, it costs the environment 370 ml to 1.1 litres of burnt gasoline every time I stop traffic to cross the road!

0.85 kg to 2.5 kg of CO2 dumped into the atmosphere

Problem Workaround: Pedestrians have a reasonable need to cross the street. The greenest way to do this at a crosswalk is to wait for a break in traffic

Don't fall into the entitlement habit of forcing the cars to stop for you at the moment you want to cross; You are legally within your rights to do so, but it comes at a cost the the environment. If you can wait for a minute for a break in traffic, you might have the chance to save an entire litre of gasoline! Remember, Reduce

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