lol
well, yeah, that's what 'staying on message' means for a bunch like this.
little more than a gang of technothugs, or thugocrats or something like that.
or wait, how about. . . ?
-chris b.
In a message dated 7/14/05 7:39:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< No, no, no, no, no.
It's call
chris, there is a definite decline in vw reliability since around the end of
the '90s. add to that the fact that vw parts are more expensive than most, it
becomes a double whammy. i really loved my old 85 jetta, but boy those parts
were expensive. odds are that when i do get me that diesel, it
To any and all who may be interesting in my two bits.
As a relatively long time watcher of this list, it has been my
experience that the issues raised by the press releases that are sent to
this list by the super well read Keith Addison are both important to be
published, and appealing in terms of
Whoa there Todd!
I'm sure it's not double standards, Hakan just changed tracks. It's
the same track as the argument over "sacred cows" (false sacred
cows), or my saying things like "Fine critters, cockroaches", and so
on, the point being that too often in our disparaging comparisons of
humans
I get about 44mpg (US) with my 92 Jetta TD, about 47 with my 98 Jetta
TDI, about the same with my 96 Passat TDI and anywhere from 52 to 61
with my 03 Jetta TDI. Manual tranny required for fuel efficiency. But
I generally drive for fuel efficiency, within limits (except last summer
when I aver
>Nonsense.What "pays" and what doesn't depends >largely on the
manipulated state of that day's market.
Hi,
I haven't checked into the actual price but I was shocked when told
that you can buy canola oil in 20 liter pails for $00.40 Cdn/liter. Furnace
oil here is $00.70 cdn a liter. If
>What do you base your criteria on as far as not
liking the VW?
Well, right now I drive a 1994 BMW 530i. I'd argue
(to the death), that this particular model/year is one of the best looking cars
ever made. I'd also have to say the interior is designed wonderful, and, most
importantly, dri
> it's all about 'staying on message', todd.
> the republicans are masters at it.
No, no, no, no, no.
It's called "lying on cue," not "staying on message."
Actually, they don't even seem to need a cue to get fired up.
And let's not forget that adage of "picking one's poison." Just that
nobody
Wilson's Iraq Assertions Hold Up Under Fire From Rove Backers.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=1103&sid=a8dab8rni_Do&refer=us
July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Two-year old assertions by former ambassador
Joseph Wilson regarding Iraq and uranium, which lie at the heart of the
controversy over
it's all about 'staying on message', todd. the republicans are masters at it.
-chris -Original Message-From: Appal Energy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 21:12:46 -0400Subject: Re: [Biofuel] the RNC's karl rove talking points
Where are the deb
yes, mr. brodie was doing what has so often been done in the past. the brits did a marvelous job of it in india, and cortes in mejico was no slouch either. but as you all have so rightly pointed out, this group seems too well-knit, sharp-minded and keen-eyed. discontent and divisiveness would ha
Where are the debunkings of each and everyone of these "talking points?'
And what is it about the facts that the RNC is so scared about that they
have to coach their minions on what to say, when and to whom?
The old adage "I think, therefore I don't vote Republican" certainly
comes to mind at
a diesel should conservatively get 350k. it wouldn't surprise me if the japanese ones did a little better. you should be able to count on 500k or more from a mercedes diesel.
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Yup,
You're right Kim. It was Jill Mello who applied the "talk show chatter"
double standard. Sorry. Just don't have 1,000% retention or time to
reflect completely on the whinings of others when there are hundreds of
things left undone at every day's end.
As to Call Me Bitch? Worthwhile read
Greetings,
But I don't think it was Kim who had anything to say, I do believe it was
Jill, but I could be mistaken. However, we may have another Kim that I am
not aware of.
A friend of mine wrote the following poem and I think it might be
appropriate here.
CALL ME BITCH
by Clara Kern
I he
For what it's worth, these are the words that Master Brodie used
relative to my acknowledging that someone was bitching (complaining)
about something.
>> "I notice that he uses words like 'bitch' when in the context
>>of corresponding with a woman, which in other circles would
>> border on inti
Chris
What do you base your criteria on as far as not
liking the VW? They have a great ride compared to the Japanese, very stable at
cruising speeds (70-80) and you just cant beat 50 MPG, let alone the 40 I get
just driving around town. I love my '00 Golf TDi and hope to do a Greasel
conver
Hal,
I'm afraid you gonna need an other one. :-//
Battery acid is a mix of water and Sulferic Acid;
Water has a specific gravity of 1, 00 kg/L ( at 4°C)
Pure Sulferic Acid is about 1.9 kg/L
So, your battery hydrometer shall have readings somewere between 1.0 and 2
kg/L
and your Biofuel will
Keith,
I am sorry if I am bitching about this, but I have not seen anything that
indicates that Todd called anyone a bitch. Here in Spain they will maybe
say "you are a son of a bitch", but at the same time clarify "with no
offense to your mother". To be or not to be a bitch is the question.
Thanks for the encouragement, Mike.
Kieth,
Earlier, you mentioned how companies like Monsanto try to infiltrate
groups like ours. In addition I'm sure that there are many
emotionally driven and misguided individuals like Tim who are acting
on their own.
Yes, an endless trickle, Chinese wat
Hello Bob
RE: "Harvest equipment = a scythe."
I grew up near Pennsylvania Dutch country, and I'll always remember
driving through the areas farmed by the Amish, which as many of you
may already know, eschew engine driven equipment. Unless they hire
someone to do fieldwork, they do the wor
I was getting 48mpg on the 71 vw rabbit, main support "T"
rusted on it and wasn't worth replacing, as a 16 year old had hit the left front
fender. My 70 gets 45mpg, I put a little wider tire on it for traction in
the winter and that reduced milage.
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From:
I was just at "Pick-N-Pull" auto wreckers last weekend and saw at least
4 Diesel Rabbits. (California)
I think they get around $100 for a complete engine, and another $50 for
the trany.
If you watch they have 50% off days every few months.
I don't check the mileage, but if they follow my Rabbits
> What kind of mileage do those old (70s) engines get?
Depending upon the condition, 40-50 mpg. A rebuild or seldom used engine
would be at the top end. Anything under 40 mpg should have the top end
looked at to see where the compression is being lost.
Todd Swearingen
Chris wrote:
What kind
What kind of mileage do those old (70s) engines
get? I was thinking about selling my car and getting a new golf TDI, maybe a '00
or something slightly older. I'm not sure. I wish there were more options as far
as diesels go. I must admit I'm not a big VW fan. I really wish I could
import s
Saving Karl Rove
Paul Waldman
July 14, 2005
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050714/saving_karl_rove.php
/Paul Waldman is a senior fellow with / /Media Matters for America/
<http://mediamatters.org/> /and a senior contributor to/ The Gadflyer
<http://gad
--- bob allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael Redler wrote:
> > Bob,
> > I don't disagree that there is an abundance of
> waste vegetable oil out there.
General question ->Is it really waste when the used
oil is puchased (in larger metro areas) and then sold
to be used in pet/animal food?
I have a great oldie but goodie one off a 71 rabbit, been keeping it for a
spare(currently driving a 70) but it's not out of the car. It runs great
though, it would be easy to hook a battery up and start it up for you, so
you could see for yourself.
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From: "David L W
I've made a couple of batches of biodiesel and want to test
its specific gravity. I've found a hydrometer that test a
battery to see if it is holding a charge at TSC here in
Bloomington, IL.
Can I use this hydrometer to test the biodiesel or do I need
one specificially for biodiesel?
-hal
Ebay, or google rebuilt diesel...
David L Wood wrote:
how about a 1981 VW already removed from vehicle. I had to scrap the car.
David
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I was half joking when I posted this. I'm wondering if there is any interest in discussing this here.
Maybe it's already been done. Stranger things have happened.
MikeMichael Redler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 14:52:07 -0700 (PDT)From: Michael Redler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I'm curious what list members might think of the ethics/morality
> of using animal power, where practical, to grow and harvest crops.
Ancient proverb:
"If you don't work, you don't eat."
Carry that proverb one step further:
"If you don't work, you get eaten."
Livestock play as essential a r
Greetings,
While I do not use animal power on my farm, I do use my scythe almost
daily. I cut grass for my rabbits. I hope in the future to be
harvesting grains with it. The best part of the scythe is the peace
and quiet. I do use my tractor when I need to, but then I have to
wear ear protect
RE: "Harvest equipment = a scythe."
I grew up near Pennsylvania Dutch country, and I'll always remember driving
through the areas farmed by the Amish, which as many of you may already know,
eschew engine driven equipment. Unless they hire someone to do fieldwork,
they do the work general
if what you're referring to is debunking the allegation that iraq had sought
to purchase said material from niger, that would have been her husband,
ambassador wilson. :)
btw, i looked at those links you provided re veggie nutrition. i don't see
any contradiction with what was being posted he
We all take Colostrum supplement in our family to strengthen our immune
system. It is in a spray format, it works wonders, especially i the cold
season. It is bovine too.
Jules
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Date:
how about a 1981 VW already removed from vehicle. I had to scrap the car.
David
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Hello Mike, John
John,
There is an article from Homepower magazine that gives detailed
information on biodiesel production which includes oil extraction. I
don't have enough experience to determine it's validity. But it
seems to indicate that there is "table top" equipment available for
ext
on 7/13/05 4:20 PM, John Wilson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Mike,
> Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
> expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out
> but unless you are somewhere where you can sell the cake or
> have livestock to feed the cake
Pennsylvania is the same way - an "at will" state. It means that the
employer doesn't need a reason or excuse to fire someone, but it also means
that employees can quit with a reason or excuse too (there is some power in
this).
I believe that the primary reason this situation exists is that t
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