in theory, if one could find a way to waterproof the back of a PV cell it
could be used as the heat-side plate in this concentrator/boiler found at
(or after) http://www.ida.net/users/tetonsl/solar/page_46.htm you could
safely increase the power range of a smaller PV cell without too horrible of
This is happening in America, land of the free & home of the brave. America
is becoming a land of no compassion for
common folk who protest against the crimes of BushCo. Even peace loving
pacifists are
being put into FBI databases. Anyone who loves peace and hates war is seen
as a
terrorist to t
it seems sea water (or possibly even grey water) could possibly leave behind evaporite deposits.i don't know how these systems work though, or whether the water is actually evaporated, but i had assumed that clean water would be needed. salt water could be theway to go...?-chris Message: 2Date: Fri
This is a recent addition to the
BlackLightPower website. Dr Randell L. Mills is an
articulate, energetic, speaker for his
new way to create energy from
hydrogen which he says begin to
end the fossil fuel era in 100 man-years.
Peace, D. Mindock
May 6, 2006
Energy
Week, FM Radio News Cha
http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/node/10305Now Is the Time for a Left-Right AllianceA rebel alliance already
exists that could stop Bush administrationattacks on the Constitutionby
Thomas R. EddlemI'm currently a life member of the John Birch Society
and formerlyserved on the staff of the or
How about a little less emotionally charged, speech and a little more of
the facts? Nothing personal. Just that the link you offered was 1,000%
lopsided.
Here's a slightly more factual bit, almost devoid of facts in comparison.
http://worldcantwait.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=
This is kooky stuff, but these Dominionists are part of
the base of BushCo. IMO, they've highjacked
Christianity and made it into a perversely dark image
of itself.
Peace, D. Mindock
http://www.salon.com/books/feature/2006/05/12/goldberg/print.html
"Kingdom Coming: The Rise of Christ
These Diebold machines are the "ace up the sleeve" for the neo-con Repugs
here in the U$ of A. November 2006, the next
big election, for seats in US Congress, is fast approaching. Peace, D.
Mindock
==
What do you think? The t r u t h o u t Town Meeting i
>Kieth
>Sounds like the game of "telephone": each person whispering into
>anothers ear and periodically telling what they
>heard; the morphing of messages from one to another "CEO TO BLADn
>TO BUSH" TAKES SO LONG BECAUSE the path is NOT LINEAL, the messages
>path are 3D and of course loopy, ma
Hi Jim,
Well, I hope the election in Nov 2006 is relatively honest. I feel uneasy
about it. Just too many Diebold and ES&S touch-screens will be in use. But,
if, the
Demos manage to get a majority in Congress after Nov 7, I hope they do the
impeachment of Bush/ Cheney without delay. And then wo
Hakan, I read your post and I have to say; if I set aside the stuff we already talked about, the stuff with which I already disagreed (providing an extensive explanation as to why), and the stuff of which most people are already aware, I find myself in full support of you comments. Thank yo
Todd,
The conversion of our country into a police state is not
something I can take lightly. I am POed at what's
happening. I hate seeing the promise of America being trashed by
a couple of oil barons and their henchmen, oh, and Ms. Rice.
The facts were there in the link I gave. If you wish
Ola ,Keith As Brazil is one of the leading exporter of meat and chicken , this ley farming information bring the old , the new all available information in one place is best done. Animal>>>animal wastes>>micrloagae>>>fish and prawn >>>organic gardening using integrated reuse of water is our
Hello D,
Hope is all we have now, but as long as either party is in "charge" and
The masters of greed are in the background buying them off and ruling
the country for their ends,don't plan on any change very soon but there
will be some long TALK TALK TALK and mudslinging and so we go.down
I automatically reject anything which
1. appears to violate extremely simple laws of thermodynamics
2. is supported by testimonial, rather than hard data.
3. doesn't currently sell power to the grid with the device, even though claims
are made of power
production.
I guess I just have a low
I heat w/ wood and in my experience oak splits pretty well, better than
hickory or elm. On the other hand, I tend to cut in in 12" rounds to
split and I use a
very heavy maul.
Some wood, like pear, burns well and it easy to split, as it almost
shatters. Other wood, like box elder, is impossib
Mike,
Have you ever split straight grained ash?
Sections 2 feet in diameter yield to 1 or 2 swings of the axe with a
soulful cracking sound. Makes one feel a bit like Paul Bunyan. Burns good
seasoned or not.
Only problem is, many were killed off by disease several years ago here
in
Hi,
we up here in Canada split the Wood rigth in the
cold winter,when everything is hard frozen.It takes half the efford to due the
job!The hardes Maple,Birch,Ash and Oak splits very well wth a simple strike of
an Axe.
Elm is an other thing,almost not splittable by hand
since the crossgrain
Thank you Marylynn, I wasn't aware of this site. Deborah Howard
- Original Message -
From: "Marylynn Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 10:29 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Microchipping babies
> This was sent through from another list
>
> http://www.arcticbeacon.com/11-
Hallo Folks,
Saturday, 13 May, 2006, 07:07:20, you wrote:
DM> This is kooky stuff, but these Dominionists are part of the base
DM> of BushCo. IMO, they've highjacked Christianity and made it into a
DM> perversely dark image of itself.
DM> Peace, D. Mindock
"Christian" reconstructionism or do
Two Davids, how funny,
I didn't comment about you or anything on Rush. I mearly responded to Keith's
comment about the way we politicise issues. Rush is a deaf, racist, drug using
moron. If he happened to say something worth while I'm sure it was on accident.
I'm not to concerned about the a
Jason and or Katie
Perhaps isolationist is not exactaly correct... let me clarify.
On Thursday, May 11, 2006 7:22 PM, Jason & Katie wrote:
>
>if the US is so isolationist, why do we keep getting our nose broken for
>sticking it in other people's business?
>
My view is that our general populati
This is exactly what I did my master's thesis on. The concept works
pretty well from a theoretical perspective. I was just investigating
using water cooling for non-concrentrating PV, but it would work even
better for concentrating PV. You shouldn't really have to deal with
1200F, at least if yo
I don't mind splitting elm but I do it in very short pieces. It grows
in a swirl so long pieces are no fun. On the other hand it keeps a long
time and there is a lot free for the taking. Last year I burned red
oak, box elder (waste of time, but free and already cut) silver maple
(not great b
Knot that I know of!
I usually burn what I can scrounge, but draw the line at poplar and some
pine. Not worth the trouble.
Thomas Kelly wrote:
>Mike,
>Have you ever split straight grained ash?
>Sections 2 feet in diameter yield to 1 or 2 swings of the axe with a
>soulful cracking soun
Hello,
I hav also red about algees before and got me into thinking about a ship
based BD
plant flooting around the oceans.
I would be into something like this.
Do we have any info on how to...???
Andrew
> A commercial facility has produced the first biodiesel derived from
> "wild" sewage alga
Zeke,
Thermal solar panels can reach surface temperatures around 400
degree Celsius, but with pump or thermal driven circulation the water
temperatures will not reach boiling temperature and open system can
be used. I have such a system on my roof. Generally the efficiency
is around 35%. The norm
I agree with Fritz. Larch is great -- probably the best for building
(in the northwest US at least, where cottonwood and aspen is the only
broadleaf tree of any size). I've tried to remove larch stumps 40
years after they were cut, and they are still largely as hard as rock
-- very dense red hear
The main concern would be thermal transfer rates of the materials that the
cell is made out of and max temp the cell can handle. I know PV are made
from silicone, but is there any more depective terms for the material? For
example all Iron is not steel and every version of it has different thermal
How about this: make sodium hydroxide from table salt, using PET
bottles, flashlight batteries, glue and so on.
http://snipurl.com/qes2
[biofuel] Making methanol and lye - was Re: [biofuel] Another
"biodiesel from etha
http://snipurl.com/qes3
Re: [biofuel] Re: Hydrogen Economy
You also end up
Hi all
Re the lye, I think it's just a matter of doing it. Measure the ash
lye against a standard, 0.1% NaOH solution titration of a WVO sample,
so you have an idea of how much to use, and brew a series of test
batches with it.
You might have to keep doing that every time you made a fresh lye
From another list, four years ago:
Okay, try this:
Find some used drums or other containers, & spend a day running
around seeing how much used cooking grease you can obtain for
free from resatraunts. Once you get home with the stuff, strain
it through a couple thicknes
Hello Keith,all, The stuff you describe has a lot of potassium carbonate which must be converted to potassium hydroxide to make soap from veg oils. This can be done by boiling with slaked lime. You will get liquid soap. Get solid soap by washing this a few times with salt solution. I did not carry
Ola, Pannirselvam
>Ola ,
>Keith
>
>As Brazil is one of the leading exporter of meat and chicken , this
>ley farming information bring the old , the new all available
>information in one place is best done. Animal>>>animal
>wastes>>micrloagae>>>fish and prawn >>>organic gardening using
>int
Oh, and another thing:
There was an episode of Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers that I remember
from my childhood where the villain, an evil genius (of course), plots
to take over the city using a device that is powered by static
electricity that he derives from cats' fur. He captured the cats an
I want to put in my two cents before this topic is lost forever...
Okay, first of all, I think this car is bunk. Completely bunk.
It obviously violates the laws of thermodynamics. The first issue here
is that people will believe that water can be dumped into an engine and
run a car because they
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