Hi Hakan,
Can you explain how the dollar debt is effected negatively by higher oil prices? If the value of the dollar is pegged to the price of oil doesn´t a doubling in the price of oil halve the effective dollar debt? I imagine that the treasury is working overtime to print up all those hun
Tom,
It would be positive, if the oil was an US asset,
but it is not. Money is an instrument, at the end
secured by the assets of the country of origin. A
higher oil price does mean that US have to pay
more, but other currencies move higher against
the dollar. The Euro have strengthen from a
Hi Mike
>There is a lot of dissent growing here but, no real characters to
>motivate the people (yet). Although intellectuals like Chomsky are
>vital to educating the movement, I would give anything to bring back
>the Chicago Seven.
Do you think they still make them that way Mike? Hope sprin
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I thought this might be of interest. I thought that Ken made a good point but, before I posted it, he wanted to be sure that the reader understood his method so, I included our dialog. MikeKen Boak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: "Ken Boak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "Michael Redler" <[EMAIL PROT
Hi Marilyn
>Keith at Biofuel@sustainablelists.org wrote:
>"Does anything know anything about soldiers being given drugs
>before going into combat, as has been alleged?"
>
>Several US militiary men returning from Iraq have become violent
>against their wives, some wives being killed by these husban
Excellent link Keith. Thank you. You wrote: "It's not like there's not enough BS to get a person all fired up after all." Although there's a sad flip side to this observation, I like to think of the amazing effect a struggle has on the human condition. You might be right. We might not b
Federal Reserve. It isn't federal and there are no reserves. There are no assets to back up your money, just the BELIEF that there is.Believe brother, believe!On 13Mar, 2006, at 7:05 PM, Hakan Falk wrote:Money is an instrument, at the end secured by the assets of the country of origin _
I just viewed the DVD movie "Why we fight". Look for it either via the
internet for purchase, or to be viewed locally at independent theaters.
It is illustrative and informative. Should be viewed by all earthlings,
especially those from the United States.
Andy Karpay
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>I thought this might be of interest. I thought that Ken made a good
>point but, before I posted it, he wanted to be sure that the reader
>understood his method so, I included our dialog.
>
>Mike
Thanks Mike. Ken's right, though I think we already did that, more or less.
World energy use
http:/
Oops! ...my bad. Sorry. MikeKeith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I thought this might be of interest. I thought that Ken made a good >point but, before I posted it, he wanted to be sure that the reader >understood his method so, I included our dialog.>>MikeThanks Mike. Ken's right, th
Hi Nigel;
Yes I meant keep it manual. To what advantage? Well simplicity
mostly. Automation IMHO does not offer much advantage unless it is for
commercial reasons. If you are looking to do large scale production
then you have a different paradigm than me so we are talking at odds
anyway, bu
Good points E.Allen;
I haven't seen that one. I'll have to look for it. Since you say Faye
looked so gorgeous but I take it that was from a better time when
actresses didn't have to get naked in order to elicit such a reaction.
But then maybe there will be a remake with Halley Berry..?
Ok if that's all you are after then forget about the automation. Make
yourself up a stock titration solution so that it is always
consistent. I made a 1 liter stock of 1% KOH and then take 100 mls of
that and make a liter of 0.1% and it is lasting a long while.
Measuring 10 grams or 100 ml a
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Combination Of Processes Results In Cleaner Petrol
One problem
confronting the oil industry is that extracted mineral oil
(due to increasing scarcity) is becoming heavier and 'dirtier'. This is
reflected, for instance, in a highe
Hi,
Is there someone Who had worked Bio diesel from tallow?
I do Know the process but I am afraid I not sure about quantities. What one should be the Ph for the trtation process?
Is OK KOH and Methanol?
Well any one Who Knows Would be helpful
Thanks
Pablo
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March 9, 2006
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In a crazy place, even the most modest steps toward sanity can seem radical
Joe Street writes:
... If you are really well
coordinated you might be able to control the [titrating] solution with
one hand and stir with the other but I am waaay too clumsy for that
... [versus using a magnetic stirrer]
Joe, you gave me a chuckle along with some pleasant nostalgia. My
chemi
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Cheers Joe,
I'm working small but I'm an automation guy. If it
can be, I like to do it (with processes such as these anyway.
That being said - there's a common sense limit. No
point in spending $5,000 on gear to automate it, if the task only takes 5
minutes anyway...
NK
- Origina
Well, I did a little searching on an organic brand that we've been buying
recently because it is the only "organic" food available in the stores nearby.
("O Organics" in Safeway, distributed through Omnibrands Inc.)
The prevailing logic from our consumer training is to support organic products
by
Mr. Street,
how does semi local sound? there are almost a dozen towns of more than 1,000
but less than 10,000 people spread over two counties in the (rather
inaccurately named, i might add) Quad Cities, plus the original four cities,
and until the eighties (surprise) there were large farm imple
I suspect this is a complete newbie question - but
being a newbie - I feel entitled to ask.
ok - picture this - I've been out and done the
decent thing - found myself a lot of Waste Veggie Oil that I want to convert to
Bio Diesel.. I do the titration, and get the exact amount of NzOH to add
Flight by disc,
It was reported that the crash in the Antarctic was due to a
last minute programming disc inserted into the flight control system. The disc
had supposedly the wrong data and put the plane Air new Zealand flight
901, into mount Erebus.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Erebu
i cant help but be aggravated, i have been searching for almost a week and a
half for a formula that would result in a pH of 8.4-8.6, but of the hundreds
of pages i have read, all the formulas are strictly neutralizing, and i dont
have the math skills/intelligence to modify them, and noone posts
Where do those money come from? $600 billion a year is pretty insane, each americans from new born babies to dying old people are paying 2000 US dollar just to let your country to continue bullying smaller nations while paying 33 bucks in R&D of renewable energy.
Oww, how to define common sense?
__
There will be 2 parts to automate the titration,
1- Electrical&electronical
This will invove the sensors (ph meter) actuators and the controller which
all this equipment will be wired to.
2- Mechanical
The structure which will collect the sample and deliver it so it can be
titrated. This may cost
>Oops!
>
>...my bad. Sorry.
No probs.
Keith
>Mike
>
>Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I thought this might be of interest. I thought that Ken made a good
> >point but, before I posted it, he wanted to be sure that the reader
> >understood his method so, I included our dialog.
> >
>
Hello Nigel
>I suspect this is a complete newbie question - but being a newbie -
>I feel entitled to ask.
Newbies aren't entitled to anything special that other members aren't
also entitled to. What you're obliged to do however is to try to
avoid asking newbie questions that have been asked an
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