I've heard reports that Al Queda is not really an organization
well, not in the usual sense of the word
(President/Vice/Treasurer/Generals/Sargeants/Leutenants/ETC).
In fact (on that same report) ... it was said that there is catagorically
not that much difference between Al Queda
[Edited to change subject heading from Digest #, which nobody will read and
which fouls up archives searches for ever. - KA]
John said, about electolysis,
Is it more efficient at higher pressures?
NO, less efficient. Le Chatelier's principle: If a stress is applied to a
system in
biobenz in specific, but it really applies to anyone on this list who wants to
try. Remember I live in Canada and at least one of our political parties
believes that opposing the States is valid party policy. They believe valid
policy is doing the opposite of anything the US does. To me that
Recycling is interesting from a variety of levels. You are likely correct that
it may be there primarily to assuage guilt. But the interesting thing is
governments are paying for it to happen. It was a first step and it proves that
we are capable of moving further. Packaging legislation
Dear Bio-dieselers
Because of the number of people coming forward
for methanol, the price has changed
significantly. If people group together I will
sell 250L of anhydrous methanol in 25L drums for
just £100 all in. Alternatively, if you want just
one drum or a few drop me an e-mail and I can
It is not that big a deal, it is just that I have been on a few
lists with a similar amount of members (about 2500) and people CAN
and do trim their messages. Digest mode is also great because it
makes lists like this accessible to people like me who can't deal
with 50+ emails a day. But
I have no intention of listing good things. The point has nothing to do with
defending the US. The point is to see if you see the US as good and bad or just
bad or just good. If you fit into the just bad or just good categories you
should probably rethink your position.
For example Saddam
Here Here Brian
I agree, i also enjoy the political comment, its taken me out of my fat dumb
and happy state and into someone with a little more awareness of the world, I
believe that people from all religious persuasions must take a step back, take
a long hard look at themselves and have some
In a message dated 6/16/04 8:24:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bio-Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
USDA finds ethanol's positive net energy balance has increased by 33%
The U.S. Department of
Tried to search for this in the archives, but wasn't able to narrow it down
sufficiently.
Do you know a good source of info for small low-tech biodiesel production
from oilseed crops? A friend http://ideorg.org is working on technology for
a small diesel motor for pumps in 3rd world countries.
Hi Gregg,
Thanks for the response. I am really curious where people are getting
the chemicals like KOH and sulphuric acid, so hopefully so of the
seasoned veterans will shed some light there. I understand that lye
works well, though I am interested in testing KOH as an alternative,
since
Steve,
KOH flake at http://www.snowdriftfarm.com/dry.html. Scroll down.
Commercial quantities http://www.ashtachemicals.com/mapfs.htm
Sulfuric acid can be acquired through professional wastewater treatment and
pool supply companies.
http://www.aquascience.com/
Whether they will ship gallons to
Sir Freebird,
You specifically stated that it was biodiesel info that was useless. Now
you're contorting that remark and saying that it's something else that is
useless.
Please stick to your guns. Otherwise there is little else to believe that
your intent is to obufuscate.
As for the
Biodiesel from a potatoe? (Misspelling courtesy of Dan Quail.)
Perhaps he's thinking more along the lines of wodka?
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 1:00 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Fwd: re:
Hasn't Brasil been using Ethanol for years now?
- bfn - JAW
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 6/16/04 8:24:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bio-Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
My name is Keith. I'm from a small town near Green Bay, WI USA
I currently don't have a use for Bio-Diesel, but have started
collecting some WVO, plan on getting a used oil furnace to burn this
winter instead of relying on Propane for heat. I'm disabled so with
a tight budget I have been
Thanks Todd! That will give me a good start!
Steve
--- Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve,
KOH flake at http://www.snowdriftfarm.com/dry.html. Scroll down.
Commercial quantities http://www.ashtachemicals.com/mapfs.htm
Sulfuric acid can be acquired through professional
In a message dated 6/16/04 8:24:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bio-Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
USDA finds ethanol's positive net energy balance has increased by 33%
The U.S. Department of
Hi Derek,
I'm not sure about where to tell you to look for the KOH, but the NaOH is
fairly common around my neck of the woods as Red Devil lye drain opener. I
haven't found a major supplier of methanol yet, but since I'm experimenting
with small batches, .5 to 1 litre, I can get what I need
Dear Tilapia:
This may be true for corn ethanol, however our numbers are much better for
sugar cane ethanol
by a wide margin.
We are embarked on a demonstration project to prove that:
1- It is possible to get up to 30,000 (thirty thousand) liters of ethanol
per Hectare per year, equivalent to
Apologies for the big crosspost, and for the size of this email.
I'm teaching or co-teaching a few biodiesel classes coming up on the East
Coast, and have dates for a few of them set. I am working on a few other
class dates in the Midwest as well, which is why this got posted to some
Midwest
Was trying to read down thread messages inreply to a question
about glycerine-methanol seperation and yahoo wouldn't show them to
me...
Anyway, the extraction of methanol from glycerine (or glycerine
soap)
is basically the same process as seperating ethanol from water.
I'd look carefully
I own NO diesel vehicle, or diesel engine of any description or
purpose.
I've been looking at this because a friend asked me to
(he DOES have diesel powered vehicle), but he isn't scientifically
inclined
And most of the questions I had have already been answered simply by
reading all the
Though not a bio fuel question I want opinions...
I have been running my gasoline powered vehicles on an
alternative fuel source... sorta...
But first some explanation
Due to relatively recent(reasonable) changes in environmental
laws the automobile recycling buisness has been getting
http://archive.nnytech.net/sgroup/BIOFUELS-BIZ/1801/
http://archive.nnytech.net/sgroup/BIOFUELS-BIZ/1395/
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Hello Andre
It is not that big a deal, it is just that I have been on a few
lists with a similar amount of members (about 2500) and people CAN
and do trim their messages. Digest mode is also great because it
makes lists like this accessible to people like me who can't deal
with 50+ emails a
I still think there are ways to protect our future without
projecting the ultimate doom of the planet. I look around at the
recycling programs today and they astound me considering our
lifestyle of 20 years ago. We need to find ways to change things
for the better that are easily acceptable
Biodiesel from a potatoe? (Misspelling courtesy of Dan Quail.)
LOL! I wonder if Dan could spell misspelling? I seldom can.
Perhaps he's thinking more along the lines of wodka?
:-) Maybe. Or (slim chance) maybe he's looking for someone who knows
from biodiesel to explain it all to listeners
Hi Stuart, Hoagy and all
Hi Keith,
Published on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 by the Associated Press
9/11 Commission: No Link Between Al-Qaida and Saddam
by Hope Yen
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0616-01.htm
Well, we three know it, and quite a few others round here know it
Pugs are great! I now have 2 of 405 SRDT sedans. The last I just bought for
$A8500. Car is in good condition, with 180,000 Kms.
regards Doug
On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 03:48 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well if your Biodeisel is top notch, try a Peugeot 406 HDi Wagon for
size, common rail and it
John,
At 22:32 17/06/2004, you wrote:
I have no intention of listing good things. The point has nothing to do
with defending the US. The point is to see if you see the US as good and
bad or just bad or just good. If you fit into the just bad or just good
categories you should probably
I think your statement is reasonable, except that you have a very wrong
reason for why many people do not use solar panels. What has happened in
Houston, Texas and probably elsewhere is that the homeowners boards in most
areas won't allow the panels as they are considered unsightly. I own
At 12:35 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Though not a bio fuel question I want opinions...
Does anyone agree with me that re-use of something As-is is
better than recycling?
AllanD
Totally, I think the list of Reduce, Re-use then Recycle is in order of
importance.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
Keith,
this message posted back on the 5th of June why is it, and many other old
messages being reposted?
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 23:48
Subject: [biofuel] Making Methanol from Glycerin (
John Woolsey wrote:
Things that have been irritating me:
Electric cars produce more polution and CO2 than gas cars. Remember
marginal electricity is produced by Coal in NA.
You said it, now prove it.
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