A good man once said, " Lawyers are the vultures that pray upon the hurts
and ills of man kind ", I believe him, and I have to wonder if that is any
reason why most politicians are lawyers?
Greg H.
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From: "kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 2
Here is some more thought provoking parts in my article "the scam artists
at work"
The Hydrogen hype, "the scam artists at work".
As mentioned, it is around 80 years old technologies and have been used in
submarine technologies for a long time. It is often talked about as the
energy solution
Here is some more thought provoking parts in my article "the scam artists
at work"
The Hydrogen hype, "the scam artists at work".
As mentioned, it is around 80 years old technologies and have been used in
submarine technologies for a long time. It is often talked about as the
energy solution
> As for Diesel Golfs, I wonder how many were sold in the U.S.
I don't know.
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Lawyers are killing this country. Seems to be what they always eventually
do. I believe Voltaire said France would not be free until the last lawyer
was hung by the entrails of the last priest.
As for what you are going to sell it depends on where you are. Most codes
aren't all that difficult. Yo
Sold most of my tools to pay bills, and have kids to watch. Ever see the
movie Mr. Mom? That's me at this point.
Greg H.
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From: "kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 17:28
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Natural gas crisis
> Build it for someone els
In many places, it doesn't matter who builds it, it has to meet codes. Even
if you build it, and then sell it to someone else to install, you could find
yourself in deep DooDoo, if a part fails and causes damage or injury.
Look at the sniper attacks around Washington D.C. for example, Bushmaster
Depends on the state. In California for example all jobs over $200 require a
state licensed contractor. If you are not a contractor and you do a job over
$200 the customer doesn't have to pay you and this stands true in a court of
law.
I would favor selling hard to do parts of the process to the
Kirk, that brings up a question I've been thinking about.
If you want to build something like this and sell it, what kind of
legalities would be involved? If you just build it - none, right?
If you install it you need insurance correct?
Martin Klingensmith
nnytech.net
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-Origi
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From: "Robert Mills" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 18:13
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Natural gas crisis
> Hey, I've been in your position before. Think small and grow.
> Do you hav
Co-generation is the most cost effective process but requires a bit more
attention to technical things. Typically electricity will cost you 6cents a
kWHr (hardware is included in that).
Kirk
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From: michaelmacdonaldstudio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 1
MM,
Some comments and my bid,
At 06:52 PM 6/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>I cast my vote tonight at moveon.org after realizing there is only one
>more day
>for their now well-publicized internet Democratic primary.
>
>They give a decent, though brief, area where you can educate yourself as
>to t
And noticably absent in the reply to questions department was Senator
Leiberman.
Smug? Beneath him? It would be interesting to hear his excuse for failure to
reply to the questions.
Perhaps too much in bed with the republicrats and not willing to alienate
anyone with anything remotely resembling
Dear and respected Keith Addision
Thank you very much about your keen interest about biogas technology
developments.Your constant help about several internet useful link are making
us to learn a lot.i am very sorry not very clear some points
I beleive the sucess of any group de
As I described below, "It's called a learning curve"!! We could all use it.
This is exactly what we all need to help each other solve our own individual
problems when it comes to this pending energy problem before us.
Your suggestions and experiences along with others who have done something
Hey, I've been in your position before. Think small and grow.
Do you have access to an old water heater of about 80 gallons? The only part we
want is the inner tank and it to hold water. Scrap yard, recycle center, local
dump, local plumber or plumbing company
Now find a sliding glass door
Hello everyone,
my name is agie, i'm from kudus, indonesia.
i'm still new in this biodiesel / biofuel things. So,
can you all help me on it?
By the way, i just made a home-made biodiesel from
cooking oil. but i don't know if I relly made
biodiesel or not. Can you all help me how can I test
it?
I cast my vote tonight at moveon.org after realizing there is only one more day
for their now well-publicized internet Democratic primary.
They give a decent, though brief, area where you can educate yourself as to the
candidates' views:
http://www.moveon.org/pac/cands/all_interviews.html#6
Her
On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 19:43:41 -0500, you wrote:
>> Like I was saying about the fuel
>>
>> These can't come soon enough for me. Looks like it will be a few years,
>> after
>> that, before there are enough in the culture for affordable used such
>> vehicles
>> to be as plentiful as they shou
Funny you should mention this (building and selling alternate energy devices).
I
had the same thought. Hasn't paid off yet.
Another key is keeping the improvement costs down. This is a current focus for
me.
Finally, can we discuss what people use natural gas for now, and what are
reason
> Like I was saying about the fuel
>
> These can't come soon enough for me. Looks like it will be a few years, after
> that, before there are enough in the culture for affordable used such vehicles
> to be as plentiful as they should be (for those of us who can't afford a new
> one).
Mus
Build it for someone else and get paid for it.
Kirk
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From: Greg and April [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 5:06 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Natural gas crisis
That's all fine and dandy, but, with four mouths to feed, and
www.bocedwards.com
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From: "Craig Pech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: methanol recovery QDP pumps
> Mark,
>
> Do you have a web address for this company?
>
> Craig
>
> > Methanol recovery:
> >
> > Best soluti
That's all fine and dandy, but, with four mouths to feed, and my having been
laid off for over 2 years, some things have a little more priority for the
what little is in the wallet, and it's not like I have not been trying. At
this point not even local McD's will hire me because I'm over qualifie
Kirk,
It is a lot of these people on this list, thanks to Keith, and your
suggestions are very good. Maybe we all should get together in a
marketing campaign of Journey to Forever and other interesting
info out there. JTF is really interesting, because it is an excellent
gateway for getting more
Hi Greg,
A very good illustration of the watershed of information and
interest that are coming out after Greenspan's signals. Maybe
it can be channeled to something good for US.
Hakan
At 08:41 AM 6/24/2003 -0600, you wrote:
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>From: "Donna Fezler" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Bob,
I have a house in Spain and reduced my energy use with more than 60% and
cost with 70%, with relatively cheap actions. I will write about this and
at the same time mention other things that can be done. A lot of it is
already described on our site, but a sample is maybe good.
Hakan
At
>With this delay until 2006 (I guess) for the cleaner
diesel fuel, things seem to be moving at a glacial pace.
I thought it was 2007, so 2006 would be an advance.
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From: murdoch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 10:50 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
According to the May 28, 2003 Federal Register, Bush
y: Admin on Thursday, May 29, 2003 - 02:25 AM GMT
According to the May 28, 2003
Federal Register, Bush signed Executive Order 13303 which
states (emphasis
is it time to use our hands for something more than stroking the keyboard??
I really think far more success would be achieved if those with some
mechanical skill exchanged services or sold services to those with little or
no aptitude. I used to think it was just laziness but I am coming to
apprec
The natural gas crisis has been out there for about 6 months now and is finally
coming to a head for the majority of the people. So, OK, now what? PAY ME, PAY
ME and it will all go away???
Unfortunately, as long as we look to the next 30 day bill, this problem will
never go away. The ans
Does Nissan make a TD? I didn't know that. I don't think I've seen it here.
Maybe that's also related to the fuel? Or just low demand? I don't know.
When there are more gas crises here in the states, (prices are pushing back up a
little, but not yet enough to be noticed in a crisis sort of def
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Hakan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I started to write an article with work name "the scam artists at
work".
> Thought it would create interesting discussion topics for the list
and this
> is one of them.
>
> Today, June 2003, it is suddenly obvious that US f
Hi MM,
I want one too and will buy one. I have now an 3 years old Nissan
Primera estate TD and my wife a Golf GTI. We were planning to change
the Golf (7 years now) to a new Golf TDI. My wife says that I need
a larger car, but the truth is that she needs it for her business. Will
try to get her
No, that is not what I was told. They wanted the bike back after the
testing period, and then I would get a production model. There was no
mention about being a sales rep.
James Slayden
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003, HempCycle Webmaster wrote:
> I think you misunderstood them. You get to keep the test
>How many know that they are manipulated into a "Coal economy"? Nothing is
>said about this most plausible course of remedy for the problem. A typical
>example of "the scam artists at work".
>
>It is hard to tell if the "new situation" is created by design or
>ignorance. But it is a little bit
>How many know that they are manipulated into a "Coal economy"? Nothing is
>said about this most plausible course of remedy for the problem. A typical
>example of "the scam artists at work".
>
>It is hard to tell if the "new situation" is created by design or
>ignorance. But it is a little bit
Mark,
Do you have a web address for this company?
Craig
> Methanol recovery:
>
> Best solution I have found is to use a BOC
> Edwards 80m3/hr 50mbar vacuum pump for flash
> evaporation at 55'C. At this pressure, methanol
> boils at 10'C. The process stream is at 55'C so
> therefore the combined
I was watching a nature show which was profiling one of the busier bat-dwellings
in the world. The narrator claimed that one could not descend into the cave
without special apparatus, or one could die, and pointed to discolorations on
the out-back rock where the NH3 had escaped the cave.
So, I g
Thanks for the article.
Like I was saying about the fuel
These can't come soon enough for me. Looks like it will be a few years, after
that, before there are enough in the culture for affordable used such vehicles
to be as plentiful as they should be (for those of us who can't afford a new
Seems Linde refrigeration may be the way to "compress" methane.
3000 psi is not trivial.
Kirk
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Biogas technologies
Keith Addis
http://dansdata.com/gz022.htm
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> Fertilizer Prices Up 55%
>
> US Chemical Industry Suffering -
Hakan wrote:
> Already now, it is not enough "Natural Gas" in US for the usage and the R/P
> values
> are considerable less than 10 years.
About 7 1 / 2 right now.
> Possible actions are,
>
> - Try to rise the import from Canada and Mexico. It is already large and
> the transport syste
I started to write an article with work name "the scam artists at work".
Thought it would create interesting discussion topics for the list and this
is one of them.
Today, June 2003, it is suddenly obvious that US find itself in an emerging
"Natural Gas" crisis. Only a few month ago, I had di
I started to write an article with work name "the scam artists at work".
Thought it would create interesting discussion topics for the list and this
is one of them.
Today, June 2003, it is suddenly obvious that US find itself in an emerging
"Natural Gas" crisis. Only a few month ago, I had di
I was reading abit more about VW & the Lupo
with a nice write up and photos here --
Volkswagen Lupo 3L TDI
A small fry with big economy
by: Jamie Vondruska
Last edited: 04.03.03
pg.1 http://www.vwvortex.com/features/04_03/tdi_week/04_03/index.shtml
pg.2 http://www.vwvortex.com/feat
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