> But it was accurate in another way, too, one full of portent for the
> future. A decade ago, environmental researcher Norman Myers began
> trying to add up the number of humans at risk of losing their homes
> from global warming. He looked at all the obvious places -- coastal
> China, India,
Sean Brady writes:
> I am using KOH as catalyst, and most of the literature
> I have read is based on using NaOH as catalyst.
> I believe that 3,5g NaOH per litre oil is the minimum
> amount of catalyst needed for unused oil and increases
> as your feedstock oil is more used (WVO).
Correct, alt
I think what he was saying was that it would be a tremendous mess even
without digging up the shale. Right?
On 9/14/05, Ray J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You must not have read the article
>
> they drill a shaft freeze the ground in a big sphere way out
> around the shaft.. then boil t
You must not have read the article
they drill a shaft freeze the ground in a big sphere way out
around the shaft.. then boil the oil out of the rock and suck it out of
the hole they are not planning to "dig" out the shale
DHAJOGLO wrote:
>I haven't posted in a while and I ju
> That monitoring station suggested to me that such a flying platform could
> be used for many things. These days quick response computer and cell phone
> transmissions might be a market. One company in Florida is proposing a
> platform flying 24/7 at 60 to 70 thousand feet for such markets. I
> u
Tom Irwin wrote:
> Hi All,
Hi Tom;
>
> Sorry I had to laugh to keep from crying. Let's see, Bush and the
> neocons will use weapons of mass destruction on bad people thinking
> about making weapons of mass destruction. Exactly who are the bad
> people. Oh Brave New World. Someone ought to
Hi all….
I have recently joined the mailing
list and am pleased to see the worldwide interest, knowledge and concern of the
members, not only regarding Biofuels, but in environmental and humanitarian matters
also. All I can say is keep it up… mother earth will love and bless you.
I
TarynToo,
Here are the specs for Chinook:
http://www.boeing.com/rotorcraft/military/ch47sd/ch47sdspec.htm
GTW: 54,000 lbs Center hook: 12,700 kgs
That's a Roger Roger on village level of technology. We don't have to go
into this. However, I see shale and other peripheral things here...
I don'
Hi All,
Sorry I had to laugh to keep from crying. Let's see, Bush and the neocons will use weapons of mass destruction on bad people thinking about making weapons of mass destruction. Exactly who are the bad people. Oh Brave New World. Someone ought to tell them that nuclear winter doesn't ne
Hi Mike and All,
Depending on how these degradation tests were performed, I'd say this was good news. It says that Biodiesel is biodegradable in the environment and DinoD lingers quite a bit. If there's a spill of BioD it will degrade fast. Since both tests are in an aqueous or aqautic enviro
Not very fuel efficient and when the little car pulls out in front of
you, you probably will not notice it. The ride in those trucks is pretty
rough (rode in them for over 10 years) and you will just think you hit
another bump in the road.
Don't let Arnold see it or we will have something similar
Then again, it would be fun to commute to work in one of these
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/images/m-939-dvic359.jpg
On 9/14/05, Zeke Yewdall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> According to the laws of physics, in a inelastic collision between two
> objects, the one with mor
According to the laws of physics, in a inelastic collision between two
objects, the one with more mass will contribute more momentum to the
resulting system. If you run a 4000lb vehical head on into a 2000lb
vehical, both traveling at the same speed, the lighter vehical will
decelerate faster than
>Keith
>FYI
>It's not a McDonald's mixing machine. It is the design of the soda
>company. In the old days we use to put some Coke syrup in a glass
>and then add soda water (hence ... the SODA FOUNTAIN).
>I guess I'm dated now. LOL
>Roy
Hey, I remember that. You could make it at home too, peopl
I only have 91% isopropyl alcohol for titration and we ended up using 6X the amount of alcohol to disove the used vegetable oil (we used 60 ml to 1 ml of oil). The mixture was cloudy up the point of adding that much alcohol. We did heat the mixture to help disolve the oil. When starting there wa
You could make the outlet pipe some type of static mixer or a mix tube. We
use these at work to blend liquids that are pumped through them when no
other means of mixing is possible.
Bobby
>From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>To: Biofuel@sustainablel
Hello,
As a note a Metro does just fine in a head on crash. I don't
understand this concept that bigger is better in a crash. My sister
hit a car that failed to stop at an intersection with her Metro. She
was cruising at 55 mph. The car was of course totaled, but she was
just fine, othe
On Sep 14, 2005, at 8:38 AM, Joe Street wrote:
> Hi Taryn;
>
> Thanks for the kind words. The non bush part is Mr. George Galloway
> a scottish member of parliament who gave a blistering redress to the
> US senate sub comittee earlier this year who accused him of complicity
> in the oil for
A.P.VORA
That link didn't work for me. Can you check it? Leon
Leon Hulett
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I haven't posted in a while and I just got around to looking at this. I grew
up in Grand Junction, Colorado. This is situated right in the heart of oil
shale country. There is even a local story (local to Parachute, Colorado)
about an early settler that built his fireplace out of oil shale an
the URL is www.otherpower.com
ashok vora wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I suggest to visit website www.oterpowers.com for
> getting good basic knowledge of wind power and its
> application.
>
> Thanks
>
> A.P.VORA
>
>
>
>
> --- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>>On Sep 12, 2005,
Keith
FYI
It's not a McDonald's mixing machine. It is the design of the soda company. In the old days we use to put some Coke syrup in a glass and then add soda water (hence ... the SODA FOUNTAIN).
I guess I'm dated now. LOLRoy
Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello John>would it b
Dear All,
I suggest to visit website www.oterpowers.com for
getting good basic knowledge of wind power and its
application.
Thanks
A.P.VORA
--- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >On Sep 12, 2005, at 11:07 AM, Leon Hulett wrote:
> >
> > > I did a tiny proposal to Cal Edison in
Keith Addison wrote:
>Could be worth a try, though I don't know anything about McDonald's
>methods of mixing their deadly liquids.
>
>
Nice one!
" The candy man can cause he mixes it with love and makes the world go
round"
ROFLMAO!
Joe
__
> but a "cheater's method" involves chilling the bottles to near
freezing before final bottling. <
Some bottlers actually freeze the bottle necks,
remove the hollow plastic cork (which has the dead yeast in) and re-cork after
adding sugar water. I try to judge the fermentation so I can bot
Hi Taryn;
Thanks for the kind words. The non bush part is Mr. George Galloway a
scottish member of parliament who gave a blistering redress to the US
senate sub comittee earlier this year who accused him of complicity in
the oil for food scandal with Iraq. JAFO is me! It is my composer
alias
Hello John
>would it be possible to add water to the outlet pipe of biodiesel
>reactor while transferring it to the wash tank and then just letting
>it settle. something like the same way coke syrup and soda water is
>mixed in a restaurant or MC Donall's.
Could be worth a try, though I don't
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