[Biofuel] Farmworkers Sue U.S. EPA

 There's no doubt that conditions for farmworkers have not improved under the Bush regime. Notice that the organophosphate pesticides, developed by the Nazis as a weapon of war, are being used everywhere. Note: some common organophosphates (OPs) = (diazinon, chlorpyrifos, dichlorvos, malath

Re: [Biofuel] Free Earth-Policy Institute newsletter

Keith, I had searched for just "earth policy" and "earth-policy", and came up with zero hits the first time. I figured if those did not turn up anything in the data base then narrower terms like www.earthpolicy.org would not turn up anything either so I stopped the search. Now I am really puzzl

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

I think he was talking about a "dip tank" like what is used to clean industrial parts en masse. it relies on complementary ultrasonic frequencies to basically heat and rattle the crud out of things my friend uses them at the printing shop where he works. - Original Message - From: "JJJN

Re: [Biofuel] Washing

Hi Charles >Hi all > >I've been doing a bit of research as I begin to up-scale my >processing and I see that the University of Idaho published a report >on biodiesel production It's here: http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethyl_esters.html Optimization of a Batch Type Ethyl Ester Proce

[Biofuel] Seeking experience to produce biodiesel from Castor

Anyone care to share any experiences with castor oil based biodiesel brewing using small-scale plants? I am told that castor oil dissolves in alcohols and external heating is eliminated from the process. I'm also hearing conjectures that castor based biodiesel will not freeze even below -20 d

Re: [Biofuel] Fw: "How To Steal an Election"

>Leave them in front. "Left Behind", aarghh! LOL! I wouldn't say more >docile though, after all a docile populace is the ideal of our noble >leaders, uh, rulers, and captains of industry and commerce, it makes >it so much easier to manufacture our consent. Make it less aggressive >rather. "Agg

Re: [Biofuel] WHAT ARE WE DOING TO OUR OWN IN OUR WARS?

I declare shenanigans. $230,000 per minute breaks down like this... $13,800,000 per hour. $331,200,000 a day. $2,318,400,000 per week. $120,556,800,000 per year. 9.6billion is this much. $9,600,000,000. Making you off by this much: $110,956,800,000 Making you 1155.8% incorrect. Ouch. _

Re: [Biofuel] Free Earth-Policy Institute newsletter

Hello Mike Thanks. I know them well, Lester Brown's group. Quite a lot of material from them has been posted here before. http://snipurl.com/ody7 Search results for 'www.earthpolicy.org' Here's a recent one, posted by Chip on 7 March. Check the rest of the discussion at the thread links at the

[Biofuel] WHAT ARE WE DOING TO OUR OWN IN OUR WARS?

 I believe this is the speech that a friend, Bud Deraps, gave at a teach-in very recently at St Louis Community College. Peace, D. Mindock        WHAT ARE WE DOING TO OUR OWN IN OUR WARS?  3-24-06  Amid mounting casualty rates and suffering both here and

Re: [Biofuel] Grass Bioenergy

Hello List - Did anyone have a comment on this energy idea and/or web site?Tony Marzolino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Does anyone have any additional information on grass as a bio-fuel and the conversion into pellets as the site below suggests?  The site does not have much detail information (cap

[Biofuel] Washing

Hi all I've been doing a bit of research as I begin to up-scale my processing and I see that the University of Idaho published a report on biodiesel production where they wash the combined glycerol/ methyl ester mixture before separation, saying that this improves the effectiveness of furt

Re: [Biofuel] Do you have Free-Thinking Disorder?

Sounds like it could be in the same family of pharmeceuticals that Progenitorivox comes from:http://www.jibjab.com/Movies/ClickThrough.aspx?contentid=70 Andrew NethertonOn 3/29/06, D. Mindock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Wonder Drug Inspires Deep, Unwavering Love Of Pharmaceutical Compani

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

a rough rule of thumb is a ten degree rise in reaction temperature doubles the reaction rate, hence halves the reaction time. When I do the acid/ base method with used oil that titrates to 9 ml KOH ( equivalent to a titration of about 6+ mls NaOH solution) I heat the oil/methanol/H+ to about 6

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

will heating the oil above 30 degrees celcius have any effect on the process? -- Original message -- From: "Bob Carr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi all, > Time to report on my acid /base progress, and then ask for advice from more > experienced list members. > I have ma

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

Joe. What are you talking about when it comes to ultrasonics? Jim Joe Street wrote: >Hey Bob; > >You ever considered using ultrasonics to speed up the reaction? You >still have to deal with the settling time but I hear the US can make the >reaction happen in minutes instead of hours. I'm tryi

[Biofuel] Do you have Free-Thinking Disorder?

  Wonder Drug Inspires Deep, Unwavering Love Of Pharmaceutical Companies March 6, 2006 | Issue 42•10 NEW YORK—The Food and Drug Administration today approved the sale of the drug PharmAmorin, a prescription tablet developed by Pfizer to treat chronic distrust of large prescription-drug ma

[Biofuel] Free Earth-Policy Institute newsletter

Keith, I have been a subscriber to the "Earth-Policy Institute" newsletter since its beginning a number of years ago. Sounding the alarm about global warming has been one of their major topics for some time now. I checked your mail archive database first before posting this and I did not find any

Re: [Biofuel] use of cashew nut shell oil as a biofuel

    Dear  Keith anda  Paul Raj   The cahew net shell has  very significant  quantitity of oil , which is mainly unsaturated cardonal , very toxic , it is wll micible with alcohol.    After ,  fast pyrlysis in very short time , this oil can be used as BIO  without any need for   alcoh

Re: [Biofuel] was "How To Steal an Election"

http://www.sltrib.com/ci_3646075 I read the article about the voting machines. Personally I learned programming 1963 on IBM 1130 and have since then been both a user, worker and in charge of multinational Computer - Software Development - CAD/CAM - Networking companies and collected substanti

Re: [Biofuel] was "How To Steal an Election"

Oh yeah, http://www.sltrib.com/ci_3646075 Can't you feel the love? "After 23 years as Emery County clerk, Bruce Funk will decide this morning whether he will resign because he cannot endorse an election on Utah's new voting machines. "In no way could I feel comfortable with these machines,"

Re: [Biofuel] please confirm or debunk: dieselsecret.com

Thanks Kim. :) Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.___ Biofuel mailing list Biofuel@sustainablelists.org http://sustainablelists.org/mailman/listinfo/biofuel_sustainablelists.org Biofuel at Jou

Re: [Biofuel] BYU professor's group accuses U.S. officials oflyingabout 9/11

 > A lot of small brass and alloy foundries that use small furnaces use Diesel or Kerosene as the source of heat. <   and high pressure air/oxy, no way can the temps needed to melt steel be reached by wind blown air.    Chris           ___ Biofuel m

Re: [Biofuel] BYU professor's group accuses U.S. officials of lying about 9/11

Hello Maria, Bob and All,   I see what you mean by a chimney effect providing additional air for the fire. The plane's body could add to the heat if it could reach the ignition point. I wonder what the ignition point is for the metal used in a airliner. I would think that the chimney effect wou

Re: [Biofuel] Fw: "How To Steal an Election"

Hello Robert >Keith Addison wrote: > >(Uberpatriots and Jingoism) > > > Rather noticeable, yes. Different forums have different cultures. > > But I'm baffled by people who can't get along here. This is a VERY >diverse place, yet among the regular contributors there seems to be a >degree of

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

Howdy Bob, the short answer is that it is never complete. Acid catalyzed esterification is an equilibrium process, there will FFA + methanol <-- ---> FAME + water always be unreacted fatty acid present. Try this, take a liter of virgin oil, add 1 ml conc. sulfuric acid, and titrate with

Re: [Biofuel] Speeding up the acid/base process

Hey Bob; You ever considered using ultrasonics to speed up the reaction? You still have to deal with the settling time but I hear the US can make the reaction happen in minutes instead of hours. I'm trying to get my hands on a cell disrupter to put inline on my recirculation tube to test this

Re: [Biofuel] please confirm or debunk: dieselsecret.com

Greetings, The local VFD should have an auxillery you can join.  These are the people that bring the cold towels, water and gatoraid to the firefighters on location.  Without these people, the firefighters tend to fall down a lot,    My local VFD did not have any cops in it, but you sure do get

[Biofuel] Belarus Police Deter Thousands of Protesters

I wonder if Lukashenko got his voting equipment from Diebold or ESS? Also, is this a preview of what's to come in the USA? We did have a preview when those goons were flown down to Florida in 2000 to storm the building doing a recount, to stop the process. And then in 2004, especially in Ohio

[Biofuel] Citgo & Hugo Chavez

       Everytime we eat at Hodak's in St Louis, I fill up at the Citgo that is a few blocks east of Hodak's on our way back to Illinois. Hugo Chavez is running a true democratic country but the Bushites lust after all his oil and are demonizing him. Even Sen. Barak

Re: [Biofuel] BYU professor's group accuses U.S. officials of lyingabout 9/11

Just a note, not from an expert. Steel cutting torches operate at a temperature that burns the steel and turns the waste into slag. A lot of small brass and alloy foundries that use small furnaces use Diesel or Kerosene as the source of heat. The amount of heat to destroy the steel and alloy

Re: [Biofuel] BYU professor's group accuses U.S. officials of lying about 9/11

> > D. Mindock wrote: > > > See: >http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/ >0...5179751,00.html > > > ><http://deser >etnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,635179751,00.html> > > > > > > Last fall, Brig

Re: [Biofuel] A green question(s)...

Hello Chris, Daniel >Hi Daniel, >Really you get good wash tests when you get a complete( or very >close to complete) reaction. Despite all the warnings about using >too much NaOH, I find its much easier to deal with a nice complete >reaction that May have some excess lye than to deal with an >

Re: [Biofuel] Fw: "How To Steal an Election"

>Keith Addison wrote: > > > > A Natural History of Peace > > By Robert M. Sapolsky > > > > From Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006 > > > What an interesting article! Thanks, Keith! You're welcome Robert, I'm glad you liked it. The link worked fine for me, by the way. Here's another ve

Re: [Biofuel] [SPAM] Re: Greenhouse theory - smashed by biggest stone

Did he cut out Lividicus?  That's the best part.On 29 Mar 2006, at 14:25, robert luis rabello wrote:I put the Bible and scissors on his  desk and asked the pastor to cut out the parts he didn't want me teaching. ___ Biofuel mailing list Biofuel@sustainabl