> Great isn't it?
> My father sent me a scan of a newspaper article about a man and his son
> that were asked to leave a shopping mall, and later arrested because
> they wore shirts that had the slogan "Don't invade Iraq"
> They were not even protesting.
> I watched a news conference with Bush ton
Heyyy, folks,
question for those using acid-base two-stage:
Aleks' directions involve an optional glycerol remix including addition of
phosphoric acid 'for easier washing'. I dont' want to try this for the same
reasons I don't add acid to wash water- the possibility of splitting up
soaps back
Heyyy, folks,
question for those using acid-base two-stage:
Aleks' directions involve an optional glycerol remix including addition of
phosphoric acid 'for easier washing'. I dont' want to try this for the same
reasons I don't add acid to wash water- the possibility of splitting up
soaps back
. from its oil dependency:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=679&ncid=742&e=2&u=/usatoday/20030306/cm_usatoday/4922201
Apparently it's ok for him and his fellow brain stormers to decide that
Hydrogen is the answer, but also they think they're not dictating
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=8152
Toshiba makes fuel cell breakthrough for notebook PCs
Ten hours with 100cc of the finest whine
By Mike Magee: Thursday 06 March 2003, 09:37
JAPANESE FIRM Toshiba said it has successfully created a direct methanol
fuel cell for notebook PCs. The brea
Great isn't it?
My father sent me a scan of a newspaper article about a man and his son
that were asked to leave a shopping mall, and later arrested because
they wore shirts that had the slogan "Don't invade Iraq"
They were not even protesting.
I watched a news conference with Bush tonight. Appare
As opposed to the "off-topic political crap" complaints here about
Iraq news that's allegedly driving people away from discussion lists
and newsgroups (but only pro-war party Americans), there's also this
kind of stuff being very widely posted by pro-war party Americans
that's driving people o
Skip Thompson in "More Power To You" describes how he powered his property
for several years with a China Diesel.
I was a 1 cylinder engine.
Kirk
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US in our case.
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Is that an 'imperial' gallon or US gallon?
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our needs, yes, but not our wants. That is the crux of the problem. As a
race, we have many unnecessary wants, and feel it's our god given right to
obtain them, even at the expense of others.
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>Aloe, Keith:You've frequently referred to "trolls" and "trolling".
>Would you define the words for me, please.
>
>Tks,
>g-don
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As used on the Internet:
1) As a verb, the practice of trying to lure other Internet users into
sending responses to carefully-designed incorrect statements or similar
"bait." In a real example, a Usenet newsgroup contributor mentioned the
discovery of an ancient African carving containing
onan. among a few others. the key is 1800 rpm engines.
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You can be entirely indiscriminate in your use of BD. Emissions are reduced
and it's better for your pump and injectors. Better in every respect except
price. So make your own.
Perry
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Does anyone have any suggestions for
good home power diesel generators made for off grid power
supply?
thanks
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I have a manual TDI. I average 45 and do get almost 50 on the highway. I have
never gotten more than 50 however.
"Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Not so,
>
>50+ is usually only attained by the manual transmission (which is hard to
>find.) ÊThe automatics get in the lo
Aloe, Keith:You've frequently referred to "trolls" and "trolling".
Would you define the words for me, please.
Tks,
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Solar, wind and biofuels can supply all our needs.
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Subject: RE: [biofuel] U.S. Seeking Cleaner Model of Coal Plant
I have heard stories from putting dry ice
Problem is the carbon oxygen bond is energetic. Thats why it gets so hot
when they unite. To reverse it you have to supply that energy. The process
has inefficiency so you see the energy needed to remove the carbon could
easily be 4 times the total electrical output of the power plant.
Kirk
while I really like and have
>used HP printers exclusively until now, I'm SO ANGRY with HP that I've
>sworn
>never to use their products again, good as they may be...long story
>short: I
>have 3 HP printers/FAX/scanners, all work well, but the last time I ran
>out
>of ink and attempted to intall
I'll look into the source of the confusion- the guy who sent me the
info about this plant is their future WVO-collections guy, Brent
Laucher. I believe he's said he's associated with Pacific Biofuels.
mark
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> Just to s
use the CO2 to feed algae farms. interesting I haven't seen any tech
pulling the carbon from the oxy and burning the O2 for CHP.
James Slayden
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, kirk wrote:
> LOL
> Is this the filter through hydrated CaO so it makes CaCO3 ?
> Is the CO2 emitted at the kiln where CaCo3 is ma
I have heard stories from putting dry ice on the ocean floor, to the
method you describe. We don't really need anymore carbon to deal with on
the surface of the earth, do we?
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> From: kirk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, kirk wrote:
> LOL
> Is this the filter through hydrated CaO so it makes CaCO3 ?
> Is the CO2 emitted at the kiln where CaCo3 is made into CaO part of the
> equation?
>
> Just wondering.
You tell us. Can you think of no product which would be benign?
POC
> Then there is the a
LOL
Is this the filter through hydrated CaO so it makes CaCO3 ?
Is the CO2 emitted at the kiln where CaCo3 is made into CaO part of the
equation?
Just wondering.
Then there is the alternate plan of sequestering CO2 plus who knows what
underground. That should make acid groundwater instead of aci
The more alternative clean technologies we have, the better.
POC
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> I would suggest just what I said - spend a billion dollars on something
> that is proven to work cleaner than coal.
>
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>
> > -Orig
gingerale? ;-)
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On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Martin wrote:
> A representative went on to say: "biofuels? You mean wood?"
>
> Of course, the $1B couldn't be better spent on something like, say:
> SOLAR or WIND power.
>
> Seriously, they want to trap the carbon dioxide that comes out, and do
> WHAT with it.
What would you
A representative went on to say: "biofuels? You mean wood?"
Of course, the $1B couldn't be better spent on something like, say:
SOLAR or WIND power.
Seriously, they want to trap the carbon dioxide that comes out, and do
WHAT with it. Convert it to carbon and release the oxygen? The car that
runs
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/28/science/28COAL.html
U.S. Seeking Cleaner Model of Coal Plant
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
The Energy Department yesterday announced plans to build an
experimental power plant within 10 years that runs on coal but emits
no carbon dioxide, the heat-trapping greenhouse ga
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/28/science/28COAL.html
U.S. Seeking Cleaner Model of Coal Plant
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
The Energy Department yesterday announced plans to build an
experimental power plant within 10 years that runs on coal but emits
no carbon dioxide, the heat-trapping greenhouse ga
http://www.presentdanger.org/commentary/2003/0302neocon.html
Foreign Policy In Focus | Global Affairs Commentary |
When the Where Conveys More Than the Words
By Jim Lobe
February 28, 2003
Editor: John Gershman, Interhemispheric Resource Center (IRC)
0302neocon.pdf [printer-friendly version]
http://www.oneworld.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi?root=1680&url=http%3A%2F%2Fw
ww%2Eoneworld%2Enet%2Fips4%2F2003%2F02%2F27%2D2%2Eshtml
oneworld.net
ECONOMY - Oil Benefits Will Flow to U.S. from Iraq - Experts
Emad Mekay
WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (IPS) - A U.S. invasion of Iraq would guarantee
long term oil s
Just to straighten out any confusion. The plant being built in San Jose
with Western States Oil is part of a joint venture with us, Biodiesel
Industries, not Pacific Biodiesel. The San Jose plant will use recycled
cooking oils as a feedstock, just like our plants in Las Vegas, NV and New
South
Just to straighten out any confusion. The plant being built in San Jose
with Western States Oil is part of a joint venture with us, Biodiesel
Industries, not Pacific Biodiesel. The San Jose plant will use recycled
cooking oils as a feedstock, just like our plants in Las Vegas, NV and New
South
>To bad almost all, of what passes for able bodied people are in the
>military. For that matter they have highly trained police directing traffic
>in cities that have zero traffic. They out number the SK and US troops by a
>large margin. If took they reduced their troops to an equal level and
To bad almost all, of what passes for able bodied people are in the
military. For that matter they have highly trained police directing traffic
in cities that have zero traffic. They out number the SK and US troops by a
large margin. If took they reduced their troops to an equal level and put
a combination of coolant and electrical heat would be sufficient
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a combination of coolant and electrical heat would be sufficient
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only part of you ;-)
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Subje
We have a manual shift, and maintain 50mpg on vegetable oil on highway
(interstate) driving.
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more info on Ron's bus can be found at
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/yohn
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I am very reluctant to ride in a vehicle pushed by a trailer. Could be more
excitement than you crave if you encounter ice.
I would make sure my power source used synchronous rectification. Diodes are
very lossy and at high currents it is worth doing something about it.
Kirk
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more info on Ron's bus can be found at
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Biodiesel in Sacramento:
Olympian/CytoCulture -- 4420 Northgate Blvd; Sacramento CA; (650) 616-3505;
public with restrictions - email [EMAIL PROTECTED]/call (530)
265-6980 to get pre-approved for a fueling card.
Yes it improves the particulate output and keeps your VW's intake clean.
Check out:
Not so,
50+ is usually only attained by the manual transmission (which is hard to
find.) The automatics get in the low 40s. Also, to get 50+ even with a
manual you have to drive a steady pace below 65 MPH.
Check out www.tdiclub.com for more.
--Ryan
'02 VW Golf TDI 5-speed
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Please see:
North Korea's Warlike Noises
by Maria Tomchick January 15, 2003
http://eatthestate.org/07-10/NorthKoreasWarlike.htm
>One problem, they have nothing to put in the ethanol plants as stock, and
>not enough people to run them.
People they have, and k5's nice plan would go very well with
*Please note, the sender's email address has not been verified.
Well, the good news is that Euro diesels are more accepted in the U.S. Bad news
is that even the 'environmentalists' here focus on the sulfur emissions as a
reason not to get a diesel...If they only knew the benefits of biodies
Good idea Motie,
I get around 10 e-mails a day who promise to make a certain part
of me bigger. Do you think it makes me taller also?
Hakan
At 05:31 PM 3/6/2003 +, you wrote:
>--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Hakan Falk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Ken B,
> >
> > Keith did understand
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/19991/story.htm
Palm oil debate weighs ice cream and elephants
MALAYSIA: February 28, 2003
KUALA LUMPUR - Ice cream lovers and French fry fanatics would not
know it but these foods put a taste of Malaysia in their mouths.
They are dining on pa
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=15305
Thirteen Myths About the Case for War in Iraq
By Rich Cowan and Paul Rosenberg and Abigail Caplovitz, AlterNet
March 4, 2003
The Internet has certainly played a major role in the current debate
over war in Iraq. Recently, a group of online "myth
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/19991/story.htm
Palm oil debate weighs ice cream and elephants
MALAYSIA: February 28, 2003
KUALA LUMPUR - Ice cream lovers and French fry fanatics would not
know it but these foods put a taste of Malaysia in their mouths.
They are dining on pa
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=15263
Energy Monopolies Attack Solar Power
By Peter Asmus, Faultline Magazine
February 26, 2003
One of the few success stories to emerge from California's ill-fated
experiment with restructuring its power market is solar power. Over
the last two year
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=15263
Energy Monopolies Attack Solar Power
By Peter Asmus, Faultline Magazine
February 26, 2003
One of the few success stories to emerge from California's ill-fated
experiment with restructuring its power market is solar power. Over
the last two year
http://www.fair.org/
Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting
Star Witness on Iraq Said Weapons Were Destroyed:
Bombshell revelation from a defector cited by White House and press
February 27, 2003
On February 24, Newsweek broke what may be the biggest story of the
Iraq crisis. In a revelation that "r
http://santafenewmexican.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=7234803&BRD=2144&PAG
=461&dept_id=367954&rfi=6
Few Major U.S. Media Outlets Pick up U.K. Report of U.S. Plans to Spy
on U.N. Members
By The New Mexican 03/02/2003
In a story not yet picked up by the Associated Press, CNN, The New
York Ti
They have already uranium reserves and the promise was that
US would provide reactors that was producing less weapon
grade material. A promise that was screwed up by the congress
and delayed. In mean time they closed the reactors as promised,
adding to the severe energy crunch that they have. The
One problem, they have nothing to put in the ethanol plants as stock, and
not enough people to run them.
The US promised fuel and power not in exchange for arms reductions, but, in
return for the NK to not use it's nuclear power plant, ( because the plant
is one that the spent fuel can be process
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>
> Ken B,
>
> Keith did understand this and I think that he is trying to pull
> a leg with you now -:).
>
> Honestly, he saw it as an opportunity to further the discussion
> and I am grateful for that. The links that he prov
As an US'er. I'm really ignorant of their customs or ways, but
correct me if I might be wrong. The US has promised fuel and power in
exchange for arms reductions. They stopped sending fuel and NK has a
slight problem w/ that.
So, what kind of statement would be made if the US went in and
off
http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=trailer+hitch+mounted+carrier
one in these 13k pages should hold the weight, w/o an axle
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> I am very reluctant to ride in a vehicle pushed by a trailer. Could
be more
> excitement than you cra
My plan is to use a trailer with a diesel generator charging the batteries
in an EV. Not a pusher. With a large enough trailer, I can pack a biodiesel
processor in there as well and really have a cool toy to show off at the RE
Festivals.
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no retrofit for biodiesel. a retrofit is necessary for svo/wvo.
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An engineer by the name of Corliss compiled a book of anomolous artifacts.
He did other books as well about unusual natural phenomena etc.
William Corliss I think. Fascinating reading.
Kirk
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#2 diesel is at $1.95 at those stations down the street, but 87 octane is
at $2.11 (even though the price for crude has eased slightly a few days
ago, so retail gas at the pump would theoretically take breather going
forward, if the crude trend continued).
On the other hand, I saw $2.23 per gallo
1977 Chevrolet Corvette
6.5L Diesel
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What type of coupling have you in mind for the trailer. Why not just have a
diesel engine driving a DC generator in the trailer coupled to the DC motor in
the car.
It would not be quite so efficient but would be easier to control. Could also
be used for charging batteries and may not need to u
Here is the beginnings of a interesting biofueled hybrid project
biodiesel/veggie oil to replace the diesel.
http://www.mrsharkey.com/pusher.htm
Some Background:
Electric vehicles are great for around-town driving. Clean, quiet, and
up to the task of keeping up with urban traffic. Lo
Here is the beginnings of a interesting biofueled hybrid project
biodiesel/veggie oil to replace the diesel.
http://www.mrsharkey.com/pusher.htm
Some Background:
Electric vehicles are great for around-town driving. Clean, quiet, and
up to the task of keeping up with urban traffic. Lo
I tried this and it didn't work. My experience with the photo part of
yahoo groups is that it appears to be intermittently broken, over the last
few months.
In the group that I run we post photos the files section instead of the
photos section, because this seems to work better.
If anyone has p
Tiger in the Tanks: ExxonMobil, oil dependency and the war in Iraq (210kb pdf)
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Please do NOT send Uns
Maybe they used them to power up their SUCs (Sports Utility
Chariots), providing the heat for a leather VEG-Therm to pre-heat the
old Aladdin's lamp oil.
Keith
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2804257.stm
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature |
Thursday, 27 February, 2003, 13:48 GMT
Riddle of 'Baghd
Ken B,
Keith did understand this and I think that he is trying to pull
a leg with you now -:).
Honestly, he saw it as an opportunity to further the discussion
and I am grateful for that. The links that he provided was very
interesting and valuable for me, it coincided with several issues
that I
>Hakan,
>It was a very good joke,
>don't let Keith's little sulk deprive you of the pleasure.
>I too am overweight for a glider pilot!
>Ken.
... and distinctly underweight in a discussion. Another sneer, eh? Go
ahead - I'm not given to "sulking", and certainly not over such
trivia. I didn't sne
Hakan,
It was a very good joke,
don't let Keith's little sulk deprive you of the pleasure.
I too am overweight for a glider pilot!
Ken.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: SUV's and gas consump
Steve,
This engine is a motdified auto engine of about 1700 cc and producing a
rated 135hp. It is certified for use in aircraft though relatively heavy
compared to the Lycoming it is intended to replace.(Engine weight eats into
usable load weight.) Perhaps not much direct attraction in the US wit
Hello Juan
Nice to hear from you!
>Hello Keith
>
>As you wrote many Japanese vehicles are exported second hand,
I've been wondering if there's anywhere they aren't exported to. I
thought at first it was mainly to Southeast Asian countries, and a
few other 3rd World countries, but most or all
>I've done a fair amount of digging and see a number or articles about
>BioDiesel in oil furnaces but am curious about the application in
>small space heaters.
>
>I am looking at getting a small space heater to heat a work area and
>would like to know about how practical thhis would be?
Biodiesel
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