Seems nobody told either of you NOT to post messages with such titles
as Re: [Biofuel] Biofuel Digest, Vol 5, Issue 39!!!
But in fact they did: at the top of the Digest it says: 'When
replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than
Re: Contents of Biofuel digest...'
Use
Kirk,
Where is the photo mentioned?
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From:
Kirk
McLoren
To: biofuel
Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005
10:55
Subject: [Biofuel] New Orleans mayor
failed to use school buses for 4 days
SNIP
See photo below of
first off, many thanks to all those people on the list with experience in biodiesel who take the time to answer what must often seem like silly questions. that said, i have a few of those silly questions to ask myself. we've just started producing test batches of biodiesel from wvo with an
Your so right tallex, I would add people of concience need to become more outspoken more public more active if we are to win the wars.
What wars I think the first war is the battle to save humanity, we need to sway the mind of MR/MRS Average from that of the self endulgent self centered
I've got a 55l polyprop (PP) processor - bad choice. Nothing sticks to it -
silicon peels off, epoxy flakes away. Works best to have mechanical seals to
stop leaking. There is specialized equipment for bonding PP to PP - I was
quoted 4500ZAR (715USD). If you're mass manufacturing processors and
Friday, September 2nd, 2005
Dear Mr. Bush:
Any idea where all our helicopters are? It's Day 5 of Hurricane Katrina
and thousands remain stranded in New Orleans and need to be airlifted.
Where on earth could you have misplaced all our military choppers? Do
you need help finding them? I once
Ian Hodgson wrote:
When we are given the price of alternative energies for example,
they(politicians) speak as though the environment is at thier disposal
to either take into account or not, when your at the accountants you are
not allowed to say don't include the cost of that yet Bush and
From a related yet different perspective, do I introduce any trouble by burningmy wood burning fireplace insert?://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/
Your insert with a fan is probably 300% more efficient than a fireplace. That means instead of 98% of the heating value of the
Too bad competence isn't a requirement of holding office.
Kirk
=New Orleans Mayor: "CIA Will Wipe Me Out"September 3, 2005 10:02 p.m. ESThttp://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/718155Douglas Maher - All Headline News Staff ReporterNew Orleans, Louisiana (AHN) - Apparently suffering
Dear Hakan,
I hold no brief for the second Gulf war and am totally disgusted with
George Bush and was so before it became cool to be disgusted with George
Bush. However, this assertion about the US led blockade has always
seemed to me grossly unfair. Large numbers of children (and adults
Mattew 16:?
Have to go to church in my SUV. Bye now.
Ian Hodgson wrote:
Your so right tallex, I would add people of concience need to become
more outspoken more public more active if we are to win the wars.
What wars I think the first war is the battle to save humanity, we
need to
On Anglais, steal of money!
Frantz DESPREZ wrote:
Mike Weaver a écrit :
FuelMeister - Voldemort lives...
In french, voldemort can mean death flight or steal of dead
frantz
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That's the problem w/ democracy - you get who you vote for.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Too bad competence isn't a requirement of holding office.
Kirk
=
New Orleans Mayor: CIA Will Wipe Me Out
September 3, 2005 10:02 p.m. EST
Been there done that. Stainless best, then plain old steel. Will
probably use a 55 gal drum or a Appleseed-based when I scale up my
current stainless rig.
Plastic ok to learn on.
-Mike
Mills, Duncan wrote:
I've got a 55l polyprop (PP) processor - bad choice. Nothing sticks to it -
silicon
Dear Miguel
We are already swaying to cuban music which is really fine. As for
spanish, that will be spoken because of the Bush administration's
refusal to do anything of substance about illegal immigration from
Mexico. They could end it in a matter weeks if they wanted to but they
don't. If
chuck mellin wrote:
first off, many thanks to all those people on the list with experience
in biodiesel who take the time to answer what must often seem like
silly questions. that said, i have a few of those silly questions to
ask myself. we've just started producing test batches of
I already speak Spanish so it doesn't bother me. With regards to
immigration, legal or illegal, all I will say is that the current system
needs reform.
Richard Littrell wrote:
Dear Miguel
We are already swaying to cuban music which is really fine. As for
spanish, that will be spoken
Sorry about that - I just replied to the post - I'll keep an eye out in
the future...
-Mike
Keith Addison wrote:
Seems nobody told either of you NOT to post messages with such titles
as Re: [Biofuel] Biofuel Digest, Vol 5, Issue 39!!!
But in fact they did: at the top of the Digest it says:
If you watch the main stream media, it seems that black people are
portrayed as looters while white people are presented as scavengers
J Wermont wrote:
Good articles, but I sure wish people (who are mostly progressive
and should know better) would stop referring to people who are taking
food
I ran into a guy who works for the owner of a large trap grease operator
in the South - Ga. and area. His take was that there will be some
effort on the
part of the big boys to:
1. Push legislation that will make WVO a substance that will require
certification and insurance to handle. This
Hello,
I read your praise of gmail in the biofuel list and
had to check it out myself. I proceeded to their site
to see what's what to find they aren't offering signup
at this time which explains your nice offer to give up
one of your extra accounts. If you still have ID
available I'd like to
I know its not much better but, I believe our insert is rated at 40%
efficiency. We plan to move to a more efficient catalytic wood burning
insert as soon as we can swing the finances. Vermont Castings claims
78% efficiency of one of their models.
Kirk wrote:
Your insert with a fan is
This is such balloney. It is so easy to be an armchair quarterback.
He needs to research his facts a little before spewing junk.
The reason that FEMA couldn't respond, is because there is very
little of FEMA left. It was put under the control of the "department
of homeland security" which
Gregg Davidson wrote:
Hi Jim,
The * VERY * first thing you need to make sure of when putting
biodiesel in your gasoline engine is that the addition of methanol
in * ANY * form will not damage your engine. *I strongly suggest* *
you read your owners manual *.
*I recently bought a
I have had some success in
making biodiesel,am interested in bioheating oil as described at JtF.
Ittells how to make a 60L batch.
I have a question about
the amount of lye used.
"Use the amount of
lye indicated by titration."
"Using the standard amount
of lye for 60L "
1.
Jerry Eyers wrote:
The reason that FEMA couldn't respond, is because there is very
little of FEMA left.
snip
No one at DHS knows anything about repsonding to disasters and
they had fired everyone who did. Result? Just look around.
snip
The problem is DHS and the funding for FEMA. Simple
Oh dear... you sure have some homework to do Rick, on just about all
counts. I suggest you do so before you argue any further about it, on
just how that half-million-odd children died and why (Hakan didn't
say they starved), on the Iraq food program under Saddam Hussein
(very few people
Hello Tom
I have had some success in making biodiesel, am interested in
bioheating oil as described at JtF. It tells how to make a 60L batch.
I have a question about the amount of lye used.
Use the amount of lye indicated by titration.
Using the standard amount of lye
Hello Chuck
first off, many thanks to all those people on the list with
experience in biodiesel who take the time to answer what must often
seem like silly questions. that said, i have a few of those silly
questions to ask myself. we've just started producing test batches
of biodiesel from
They don't need subsidies; the process should be commercially
feasible with world oil prices at $30 a barrel. The energy balance is
favorable; under a conservative life-cycle analysis, it should yield 3.5
units of energy for every 1 unit used in production. The process
recovers about 10
Hi Robert and all,
With all of that investment you can expect things to continue as usual. Move to higher ground folks. Global warming and climate change isn´t going to get any better for a long long time. I believe we are officially in the Atlantic hurricane season this week. I hate to sat
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