Re: [biofuel] Our new off grid home

2004-05-10 Thread Rick Lubrick

Congradulations Steve.  I'm anxious to hear more from you about the
"how-to's" of your new home endeavours.
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> On Mon, 10 May 2004 01:09:49 +0900, you wrote:
>
> >>I have exciting news to share. Today we closed on our off
> >>grid home in 5 acres of woods. PV, Wind, Rain Water filled Cistern,
> >>Veggie Oil powered VW Rabbit generator, wood heat, etc. Paradise! I
> >>will be sharing photo's and construction articles as we expand and
> >>improve our little slice of heaven. Expansion of the rain
> >>harvester/cistern, and solar water heater with wood backup is the
> >>first order of business.
> >>
> >>Steve Spence
> >>http://www.green-trust.org
> >
> >Congratulations Steve! What you've wanted for so long.
> >
> >Best wishes
> >
> >Keith
>
> That sounds like a serious score.  Enough acreage to stretch his wings
> in a number of ways, and more progressive technologies than I imagine
> usually come with almost any house, even one lived in by open-minded
> sustainably-minded progressive people.
>
> When I bought my place (which in a number of ways does not meet the
> level of score that he made) I found that it was somewhat hard to find
> such a place, and to get realtors even to make me aware of them.
>
> Even something as simple as getting home insurance with good credit
> can be difficult for a home that is not cut from the usual cloth.  I
> live in a fire-prone area where everyone is allegedly concerned to
> mitigate risk, and the risk affects all of us, and yet even though I
> went well out of my way to buy one of the most fire-resistant homes in
> the State, the insurance companies just on general principle were of a
> mind to reject what was different or unknown to them.  It is a myth,
> in my view, that the capitalistic process works perfectly in this
> sense to encourage construction of items less likely to result in an
> insurance payout.
>
> Anyway, back to the point, for folks who know in their hearts that
> they want to make their home purchase consistent, if possible, with
> some of their sustainability efforts, I encourage them to insist on
> their goals.  They may meet a lot of resistance that may cause them to
> doubt themselves.
>
> Forewarned is fore-armed, so I am passing on (i.e.: warning) that many
> many people in the real estate business and others, up to and
> including folks who have some mind and awareness and enthusiasm for
> sustainability issues, will discourage you from buying a ready-made
> home along the lines of what you've decided you want (and there is
> plenty of variance amongst sustainably-minded people as to what they
> want everything from materials to shape to features is up for
> debate).
>
> You can build your own, which I did not do, but I have the feeling
> that in a large percentage of cases, this turns out to be a longer
> haul (both financially and emotionally) than the owners allow
> themselves to be aware of when they first get into it.  This is not to
> discourage such an impulse... (in fact with a sustainable technology
> type home, I think it may sometimes be the only way, and I think this
> particular decision is *very* individual-situation dependent) but to
> lay out some of what I encountered.
>
> All in all I'm extremely pleased that I insisted on things to be my
> way, and not the way I was told it was normally done, and it looks to
> me like we could be hearing a lot from Steve, along the same lines.
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Re: [biofuel] Small biodiesel processors

2004-02-23 Thread Rick Lubrick

Will this include a canola seed press as well Ed?
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> We hope to be adding a small scale processor, as well, by next fall.
>
> Edward Beggs
> http://www.biofuels.ca
>
>
> On Saturday, April 5, 2003, at 05:36 PM, Tom Gehlen wrote:
>
> > thanks Craig!
> > TNG
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> > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 7:14 PM
> > Subject: Re: [biofuel] Small biodiesel processors
> >
> >
> >> There is a company near St. Louis that makes such equipment.
> >> www.biodieselgear.com .
> >>
> >> Craig
> >>
> >> - Original Message -
> >> From: "Tom Gehlen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >> Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 1:37 PM
> >> Subject: [biofuel] Small biodiesel processors
> >>
> >>
> >>> I'm looking for a small, quality, biodiesel process kit/plant---We
> >>> are
> > new
> >>> into this issue and want make diesel from canola oil to begin with.
> >>> I'm
> >>> hoping to make 100-200 gal. per day minimum.
> >>> Are there use processors for sale??
> >>> Does anyone sell such small kits??
> >>>
> >>> thanks
> >>>
> >>> TNG
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Re: [biofuel] Digest Number 1306

2003-11-22 Thread Rick Lubrick

Right on.  I've just about finished Ben. Netanyahou's work, A Durable Peace,
and it was quite an eye opener for me.
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>
> > >I can mostly agree with this, MM, but I have absolutely NO sympathy
> > >for your ideas on "where we are getting our fuel and at what price".
> > >The huge price is to the people of the Middle East, and the world,
> > >and there's worse to come, from the same culprits - led, first and
> > >foremost, by the US and its oil corporations, which have been
> > >twisting that whole region out of shape for generations in order to
> > >screw cheap oil out of it. Self-inflicted injury, that's all, and
> > >VERY minor by comparison - not (yet) severe enough to force the
> > >beneficiaries (wilfully blind American consumer energy wastrels) to
> > >look the facts in the face at last.
> > >
>
> crist, someone has been listening to saddam too much.  If the US wanted to
> get Iraqi oil, then
> why wouldnt they just have overtaken all those wells the last time the
iraqi
> put their hands up after 100
> hours of ground fighting?  They aren't out to steal oil, or they also
would
> have just overtaken Saudi when they had half a million troops there.
>
> > >Meanwhile Israel hies itself off to the good old US in search of yet
> > >another $12 billion in "aid", mostly weaponry, much of it no
> > >doubt to
> > >be used in terrorist acts against unarmed civilians, business as
> > >usual. That just doesn't figure in this cosy little "where
> > >we get our
> > >oil from" anti-OPEC equation, now does it? Israelis themselves are
> > >increasingly opposed to this, vehemently so, but you take no
> > >notice -
> > >they're wrong, that's that. Or, easier, simply fail to notice it.
>
> more dikness.  Terrorism is acts against civilians for the political
cause.
> It isnt just defined as violence
> that 'happens' to be against what you personally would like to see.  How
> about i come into your yard and start beating your dog, and when you try
to
> stop me, i sue you for violence against me.. terrorist!
>
> If you will notice, there are no Isrealis blowing up cafeterias.. i wonder
> why not?  lots of civilians there!
>
> Perhaps your compatriates will get more sympathy when instead of bombing
> discos, cafes etc, they tried bombing military targets etc.   People seem
to
> care less if you attack military targets instead of people picking their
> nose and reading a book.
>
> You may not like the 'aid'.. but given that they are the only democracy in
> the region, and people around them
> outnumber them 70-1..and continually pose threats.. they probably need
some
> help.
> I wonder what the palestinians do with all the aid the US gives them.  ..
> the most of any country.. including their rich buddies over there.
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[biofuel]

2001-07-29 Thread Rick Lubrick

I've read that straight ethanol can be used in the Model A Ford.  Can it also 
be used in the Model T and other vehicles of the '20's and '30's?  I'm 
currently restoring a "28 Model A and would like to use it as a daily driver.


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