Hello M
>Is anyone else bothered by their insistence on the validity of
>counting other drivers' deaths? I think the folks who were claiming
>SUV's were safer for themselves and their families clearly were not
>talking about any concern for the other car. Right or wrong, it's
>clearly different
>Good day,
>I havent been a member of this group for long but have noticed that
>some people cannot resist writing about everything even if they have
>nothing worth writing about.
>I'n my opinion the Group would be much more Green as regards
>bandwith on the internet it these people think twice, "
Hakan,
Sorry. Didn't mean to "jump" ya'. Just that the status quo is
irksome. A whitewashand all too often a greenwash.
Actually, if a biodiesel manufacturer wanted to get the biggest
bang for his buck, he'd jump in bed with a petrol distributorship
and try to stretch it as far as he could.
Al,
I couldn't agree more but, you'll probably have to do like
the rest of us and learn which names write informative
posts and just delete the rest. For some reason there are a
lot of people who refuse to ask themselves if their post is
helpful or if they are asking the best possible question
be
Is anyone else bothered by their insistence on the validity of
counting other drivers' deaths? I think the folks who were claiming
SUV's were safer for themselves and their families clearly were not
talking about any concern for the other car. Right or wrong, it's
clearly different from what the
Is there reason to believe there are 76 Stations not owned by them?
>but how do you find locations of particular "76" stations owned by Phillips
>Petroleum?
> PHILLIPS PETROLEUM'S "76" STATIONS PROVIDE
> CALIFORNIANS OPTION OF MTBE-FREE GASOLINE TODAY
> July 23, 2002
> http://www.bbiethanol.com
The point made by Mr.Simmons was that the supply of natural gas
worldwide is currently decreasing while there is increasing demand.
He suggested that even unprecedented exploration hasn't yielded
enough gas to maintain supply. He also suggested that this was
because exploratory efforts were
Christian,
If you are talking in the vicinity of the "beltway," bank on
$1,000 a month minimum for an apartment and utilitites. If you
are looking for a small "New England" style home, bank on a
neighborhood of $1,500 a month or more, which may or may not
cover utility costs.
Rents are rather ta
Hi Christian
That amount of money is not enough to live anywhere in any North American
city.
You would have to be in a small town and be frugal.
Jim Asher
Ontario Canada
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From: Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 1:43 PM
To: biofuel@yahoo
Presuming that it's not #2 Bunker Sea Oil (and believe me, you
would know if it is!) and is simply distillate fuel oil of the
"kerosene" type, simply filter out the rust and water and put it
in the fuel tank.
If it has been setting for a considerable period (smells like
"old gas"), you might wish
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Customs expose fuel-laundering plant
Red diesel is used in agricultural machinery
Customs and Excise officers have uncovered a major fuel-laundering operation
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Better get a newspaper before you jump. You may be amazed at rents.
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From: Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 11:43 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Personal matter/opinion
Thanks. However, I«m not comparing, as I cu
> Can't soccer moms be just as busy in microbuses?
of a different more satisfying sort, cause they'll be out gathering
foodstuffs, planting and encouraging the plant kingdom, playing in
waterfalls, rivers, lakes, climbing mountains and breathing some real air;
who needs soccer...
the question is
Hi Al,
Sorry if I am also contributing to what you consider a waste of bandwidth,
have you tried not reading on? If you're using outlook to manage your
email, try sorting by conversation. That way, if one doesn't appeal to your
taste you can simply ignore the thread. Just a suggestion. ;)
Ry
Can't soccer moms be just as busy in microbuses? I don't have a problem
with that at all. The reason they are right on my tail is because they can
see over me...and because they get a sense of power. Have you ever noticed:
The bigger the SUV the smaller the woman driving it?
Don't get me wrong
but how do you find locations of particular "76" stations owned by Phillips
Petroleum?
John
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From: "MH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 3:32 PM
Subject: [biofuel] California has MTBE-FREE Gasoline
It wasn't so long ago Phillips Petroleum had
"Russell [Kansas] once laid claim as an oil boomtown"
Ethanol plant a boon to Kansas farmers
BY CARL MANNING
August 6, 2002
http://www.bbiethanol.com/news/view.cgi?article=568
RUSSELL, Kan. - On the northern edge of town, there's an aroma
of fresh yeast around the new ethanol plant. To
It wasn't so long ago Phillips Petroleum had
replaced 80% of their MTBE gasoline sales with a
ethanol additive.
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM'S "76" STATIONS PROVIDE
CALIFORNIANS OPTION OF MTBE-FREE GASOLINE TODAY
July 23, 2002
http://www.bbiethanol.com/news/view.cgi?article=558
Phillips First Cal
at the risk of yet one more e-mail, if the below is directed at me then i
feel that what i am saying/proposing is not a waste at all. our way of life
Is the root of this problem, and needs to change. i feel if we could agree
on a lifestyle, the what and the how, that is managable on all levels
Good day,
I havent been a member of this group for long but have noticed that
some people cannot resist writing about everything even if they have
nothing worth writing about.
I'n my opinion the Group would be much more Green as regards
bandwith on the internet it these people think twice, "is t
but thats a problem with having a population of overly-busy soccer moms, not
having suv's...
the reason they're right on your tail is that everyone is racing the clock,
that needs to change, everyone needs to be free of obligations of all
sorts...
we really need the courage and the wisdom to let
Christian wrote:
>
> I«ve received a job proposal for a firm in Virginia, USA,
> which I must answer by tomorrow, and would like to know
> out of American members« experience how much the cost of living
> would roughly be there (per month... rent, food, some leisure, savings)
> to know if the pr
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>man do i disagree...to a point, i feel suv's are fine, though i agree that
>if one is city bound, (you can have it) there is no need for one,
I should have told you I live in Phoenix, AZ where there are few hills,
slight chance for snow, even slighter for rain, and a plethora of soccer
moms dr
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>
> Got any stats on how many of them are not city-bound? How many of
> them ever went off the tarmac?
no i don't, i'm not very scientific...
> This one does, or did - make a fool out of your ford f250 4x4, I reckon.
> http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_404.html
> The best car in the world
c
womplex_oo1 wrote:
>Simmons & Company Int'l are investment bankers to the energy
>industry, as stated on their website, and they alone are a multi-
>billion dollar corporation.
Do you think that makes their testimony more reliable or less?
>http://www.simmonsco-intl.com/
>
>On the subject of Hu
This is short notice for such a big leap isn't it? However, you must be
more specific. I live in the middle of VA. Cost of living varies greatly
depending on the county, etc. I am figuring you will be working in a city,
perhaps Northern VA? If you live in the city it will cost more in rent but
http://ens-news.com/ens/jul2002/2002-07-29-09.asp
ens
Heavier Vehicles Not Always Safer
ANN ARBOR, Michigan, July 29, 2002 (ENS) - More quality, not more
weight, may make vehicles safer, say researchers from the University
of Michigan and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).
The study
sandfilter with subsurface irrigation.
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Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 23:15:11 +0200
>
> greywater recovery is used for irrigation.
>Do you treat your grey water in any way before
Maybe they could start to apply volume calculations for a volume problem.
I can not see how a surface calculation can do it, but I am a little bit rusty
in manual mathematic solutions. Too spoiled by computers.
At 02:40 PM 8/6/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>I don't know if their site is cheap, but it'
single, in Virginia, $2300 / month? It's doable, but not great. $8000 / month
in NYC, family of 5 ain't great.
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From: "Christian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue, 6 Aug 2002 14:43:23 -0300
>Thanks.
I don't know if their site is cheap, but it's definitly not good. Misleading
hogwash at best. Maybe if they get their energy terms straightened out, their
science will improve.
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From: kris book <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: biofuel
Think again. I wasted my time on that site. Try contacting them.
Bill C.
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normally nothing, heating oil = diesel in almost all cases. It is
normally not legal and therefore they add a color tracer. Can be
very expensive if you are checked.
At 01:51 PM 8/6/2002 +, you wrote:
>I need advice I have a tank of heating oil can any one tell me what
>I need to add to it
Thanks. However, I«m not comparing, as I currently live in Argentina (and
know nothing about the cost of living in other US cities.)
The proposed salary is about 2300 U$S per month. Do you think that will
cover the living costs?
Thanks again,
Christian
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From: <[EMAIL
Christian, it depends on where you live in Virginia. In the DC area , for
example, you will encounter one of the highest housing cost places in the
U.S. I suggest you try the URL below:
Http:://www.bestplaces.net/html/citycompare.asp
Here you can compare any two cities from a wide variety of
Hey Christian - that's amazing, what timing! I was thinking about you
as I downloaded my mail, wondering how you were getting on.
Synchronicity.
>Hi all.
>
>I honestly apologize in advance for using this group for a personal
>question, but I consider all members as friends, and am in desperate
Hi all.
I honestly apologize in advance for using this group for a personal question,
but I consider all members as friends, and am in desperate need of advice.
(Sorry Keith...hope you understand)
I«ve received a job proposal for a firm in Virginia, USA, which I must answer
by tomorrow, and w
Ken wrote:
>man do i disagree...to a point, i feel suv's are fine, though i agree that
>if one is city bound, (you can have it) there is no need for one,
Got any stats on how many of them are not city-bound? How many of
them ever went off the tarmac?
>but even
>better are heavy duty trucks, p
>Bill Maher was adamant about how SUVs fund terrorism, not the "red herring"
>drugs, "they want you to believe." He bought himself a hybrid, and somehow
>worked it into the conversation everytime foriegn dependance on oil was
>brought up. I don't see many others going on network television and
>
man do i disagree...to a point, i feel suv's are fine, though i agree that
if one is city bound, (you can have it) there is no need for one, but even
better are heavy duty trucks, personally have a ford f250 4x4. if one lives
in the cities or very close to them, then these little electric power
I need advice I have a tank of heating oil can any one tell me what
I need to add to it to make diesel many thanks
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Bill Maher was adamant about how SUVs fund terrorism, not the "red herring"
drugs, "they want you to believe." He bought himself a hybrid, and somehow
worked it into the conversation everytime foriegn dependance on oil was
brought up. I don't see many others going on network television and
proje
greywater recovery is used for irrigation.
Do you treat your grey water in any way before irrigation Steve?
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Have a look at Chuck's processing setup, very nice too, he's got it
really well figured out, IMO.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor4.html
It'll take half a minute to download because of the pictures -
they're all optimized, but there are 19 of them.
Have a look at the other proce
Have a look at Chuck's processing setup, very nice too, he's got it
really well figured out, IMO.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor4.html
It'll take half a minute to download because of the pictures -
they're all optimized, but there are 19 of them.
Have a look at the other proce
>Thanks, is there anywhere that lists what has heavy metals in it? I
>think I have eliminated the problem, completely, but it would be nice to
>be sure.
>Kim
One thing that has heavy metals in it is commercial fertilizers.
"Turning toxic waste into 'fertilizer' saves money. Rather than pay
hig
Ryan Morgan wrote:
>Why the heck did ABC cancel Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect?
http://www.newtimesla.com/issues/2001-09-27/stewart.html
Crushing a Contrarian 09/27/2001
"... Maher says his undoing came at the hands of two shock-jock radio
hosts in Texas who endlessly ran the snippet ("We
On Tue, 6 Aug 2002 01:32, you wrote:
> The big problem is, heavy metals is an every day fact of life, from paint
> to soap, from water pipe to the can of food. Unless you can find out just
> how a piece of ceramic was made, you are not likely to know.
>
> There are test kits out on the market tha
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