Of course it wasn't then a written document but an oral tradition and a
model of a working democracy from which the founding fathers drew more
than heavily
Jess
> From: Walt Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:41:04 -0800
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Dear Eagle,
I was not advocating the use of the little pink
packets that contain saccahrin which indeed is a
carcinogenic. Splenda comes in yellow packets. As far
a reading about food products on the internet I'll
trust the Center for Science in the Public Interest,
before I'll listen to someone
URL: http://www.newrules.org/de/archives/36.html
January 28, 2005
Minnesota Seeks 20 Percent Biofuels Requirement
The state of Minnesota is considering adopting a stricter mandate for
biofuels content in the state's gasoline supplies. A handful of bills
have been introduced at the legisl
YAY!!! Thanks for the blow by blow, so exciting, Keith. Dazzling pleasure
to see this. We absorb and assemble...
Cheers, -Jesse
> From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 06:12:45 +0900
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Biofuel] Kyoto...
http://www.wastenews.com/headlines2.html?id=1108581675
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which has lent its name to the Kyoto Protocol, which finally after
seven years became official yesterday, 16 February 2005.
From the AP coverage at CNN:
The agreement, negotiated in Japan's ancient capital of Kyoto in
1997 and ratified, accepted, approved or assented by 141 nations
includin
Has anyone else ever seen a copy of the Six Nations Constitution?
It's hard to imagine that any such document could exist. The
agreement was formulated sometime between 1200 and 1500, long before the
Six Nations had a way to write such an agreement down. Any document
prepared in mod
Ethanol vapor? Am I the only one looking for a hole in the ground around
here? I'm taking the pup's down the hole with me John, just in case!
Seriously, I am building BBQ's to earn some "extra" money this year.
(Whatever extra money means???) I would like to offer you an alternative to
your cu
author would prefer.
First, if the author is going to give references, how about not giving an
entire littany of books. And notice the source of the littany no less.
No bias or bent there, eh?
Generally page and paragraph are sufficient. Leave it to those who would
like to further indoctrinate
Hi Stephan,
Gruss Gott
I concur. I can also relate to what you are saying. Christian symbols in
government (like in Bavaria) are everywhere. I happened to be in Vienna on Ash
Wednesday a few years ago. I counted the percentage of people who have been to
mass that day (easy to do on Ash Wed
Keith et. al.,
When you quote Frank Zappa from the first Frank Zappa album I ever
purchased and listened to from beginning to end (rinse, repeat,) it
reminds me that when folks start publically espouse their faith, keep
one hand on your wallet and the other on your wife (or husband.) They
want
>An ethanol BBQ ? You do know what you are >doing right ? This is not a gas
>gas, it is a liquid gas, like gasoline, and in fact can >be substituted for
gasoline in many applications.
(REPLY)
Nope! I don't know what I am doing this is all experimentation. If I ever
get a chance to try it. I plan
>
>Did George Bush Lie About America Being Founded on Christian Principles?
>By Gary DeMar
>
Its interesting to note that this article makes the very foolish
leap from god to jesus. God is referenced several times but jesus
is only refernced 3 times and the author claims that the words lord
You are awfully quick to assume something is bad based on its name.
Not quick, certainly not awfully so - slow and exceedingly patient,
in this case, despite immense provocation, but it came to an end
eventually, as it had to.
Why do you say it's quick? What do you know about the backgrou
You should be able to use the left over lye in the glycerin layer to
make soap, but it may end up have way too much glycerin in it and end
up be drying for the skin.
Andy
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 02:40:12 -0500, Appal Energy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glycerin can be added to any soap. But it can't
Tried my first 1 liter test batch using new soy oil, biggest problem
seemed to be drawing off the oil after washing without getting some of
the white stuff, will try different method.
Second batch was using dark, over used , cruddy wvo. PH meter
read 5.34 so used 8.34 grams lye in 200ml
fuel and replaces teh sulphur compounds in that way. Using straight
biodiesel can be a problem in that it cleans all the muck off the inside
of the tank and blocks the filters when first used. The problem is
short-term. When the muck is cleaned off, then the biodiesel is as clean
as any stand
Keith,
You are awfully quick to assume something is bad based on its name.
What do you know about the Dr Pepper method to be condemning so
quickly?
Andy
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 16:04:35 +0900, Keith Addison
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Thank you
> >
> >(snip)
> >
> >>I will cross reference your m
Paul,
Do you mean glycerin or the glycerin layer as there is a big difference?
Andy
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 23:19:28 -0800 (PST), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> can some glycerin be added to new oil to make a soap?
> Farmer Paul
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Anybody achieved this the result of the absolute alcohol process?
JD2005
P.S. I saw a Duralog product for sale at our local hardware store, here in
Banbury near Oxford, UK.Easy to light burns for two hours!I was
reminded of the milk carton, wood shavings and glycerin log detailed at Jfe,
with your truly excellent discourse on the American heritage. I am a
naturalized citizen, from Austria, and I studied things American in
great quantity at our University in Vienna before I finally came over
here in the hand luggage of a liberal school teacher from California. I
became a US
Its interesting to note that this article makes the very foolish leap from god
to jesus.
There are problems with the article my sister sent to me, as there
were with Brooke Allen's essay, but from the perspective of a
mainstream Christian, equating Jesus with God would not be among them.
>http://www.americanvision.org/articlearchive/02-09-05.asp
>
>Did George Bush Lie About America Being Founded on Christian Principles?
>By Gary DeMar
>
Its interesting to note that this article makes the very foolish leap from god
to jesus. God is referenced several times but jesus is only refe
on 2/15/05 11:04 PM, Keith Addison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I think I'd not be alone in that, when someone says they're a
> Christian, I'd want to know what kind of Christian - an unknown,
> variable factor indeed. If I didn't know that, "X-tian" might be
> rather apt. "He's religious, h
Glycerol is an alcohol. Fats/oils are required to make soap.
Todd Swearingen
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Glycerin soap making
can some glycerin be ad
Hello Caroline,
Thanks for the post, but I have to admit to being completely in the dark as
to what was actually done. Maybe you can help. Is there a section that you
can point me to that "summarizes" what they actually voted against? Or was
it simply a matter of voting against voting for no
(snip)
I will cross reference your methoxide mix with my numbers as I have
undertaken the same experiments comparing different processes
(batch, two stage, acid base). However, from my experiences, my
biod is cloudy after 1 hour of stiring but will settle out rather
well over night (12+ h
G'day Hakan;
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Luc,
Sorry but my earlier reply was sent by itself and without following comment.
You are right,
Keith: I checked the California Rice Commission
website http://www.calrice.org/a5_ricestraw.htm and
only found an arctile on "rice straw". Looks like
"rice straw" also in need of alternative uses cause
they used to "burn it" but affected air quality.
It's easy to find uses for straw, easy to
Thank You for the reply Todd.
Hmmm i might not have been very clear about what happened. Data about titration
and some pictures of it all is here:
http://user.tninet.se/~qrg733j/Krympta/Snoddastest_1.html
The fluff appeared when i shaked the "wash test" (violent shake of BD with
water) bottle
can some glycerin be added to new oil to make a soap?
Farmer Paul
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I've been lurking and reading the messages for several months. It was my
original intention to set up
the biodiesel refining equipment in our garage, but the wife says "No way."
So I will do the next best thing
and buy biodiesel from a local producer. He says he can deliver to my house
for
hello luc, you scared me at first,thanks for the info. now i just need to find
somewhere to buy from, thanks dina
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> G'day Dina;
>
> You can't. The car is crap, but I will gladly take it off your hands :-)
> Just is jest. Good car, by the way.
>
hi, would this also pertain to a 300sd turbo diesel 1980 and by the way my
mechanic did the tweak thing and my old girl has some getty -up-go! dina
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> G'day Chris;
>
> Word to the wise; when you start burning B100 in your benz be aware that
> t
oils available for process in my area are solid oils which after
processing freeze at even moderate temperatures. I have been performing
tests in my vehicle and find it acceptable to run 50% mix with pump
diesel. The only time I tried a lower pump diesel percentage
unfortunately coincided wit
i suppose you have a problem with christmas being spelled with an X as well.
you know XMAS! i never thought it was intended as any form of denegration.
seems we're awfully sensitive here...rbury
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Thank you
(snip)
I will cross reference your methoxide mix with my numbers as I have
undertaken the same experiments comparing different processes (batch, two
stage, acid base). However, from my experiences, my biod is cloudy after 1
hour of stiring but will settle out rather well over night
Gary DeMar is one of the founding crackpots of "Christian
Reconstructionism" or "Christian Dominionism."
"AmericanVision.org" is one of the main sites for that movement.
Here are some excerpts from some of that movement's articles, speeches,
and books quoted in a report:
Ê
By Katherine Yurica
Se
Hi Chris,
Legal Eagle and Luc are one and the same, two peas in a pod, different sides
of the same coin. So you weren't as far off as you thought you were, now
were ya!
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka USA
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It is worse than that
See
http://www.auburn.edu/~allenkc/7laws.html
The U.S. Congress officially recognized the Noahide
Laws in legislation which was passed by both houses.
Congress and the President of the United States,
George Bush, indicated in Public Law 102-14, 102nd
Congress, that the United
From: "Legal Eagle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sorry Legal Eagle, I directed my question to Luc instead of you. I am just
getting to know you all. This is an amazing community, it is not as
'virtual' as I expected.
Chris Kueny
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A breath of fresh air -- thanks! Having been an
unabashed atheist for 90% of my long life, it's
great to know that my hero Tom Jefferson wasn't
even a real Deist (as I've always been taught),
much less an X-tian like our rulers would have you
believe. 'Course Tom has almost been drummed out
o
one locally in South Carolina. I posted it because I thought someone on the
list might find it attractive.
Word to the wise; when you start burning B100 in your benz be aware that
there is a screen sediment filter *inside* the tank that will gum up with
the loosening crud from the dino. It l
on 2/15/05 5:24 PM, knoton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You can google the same same criteria {dominionism and "christian
> reconstructionism"} as mentioned earlier, but specify "death penalty"
> and see what they intend to do with that ~both by expanding the list of
> crimes eligible, and the
Dave,
Bingo! That's my read on it. To be more specific, they want "THEIR
god's law" (that god of Judaism and Christianity) to be the law of the
land.
You can google the same same criteria {dominionism and "christian
reconstructionism"} as mentioned earlier, but specify "death penalty"
and see
Using "X" as shorthand for "cross" and by extension "Christ" is not
universally offensive among Christians.
I see it used for both X-tians and X-mas by other practicing Christians.
That this abbreviation offends your particular Christian cult is your
personal problem by your personal choice. I
therefore I wish to express my sincere appologies to the list for this.
Luc
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Luc,
Sorry but my earlier reply was sent by itself and without following
comment.
You are right, but I
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