Jason!
I'm not fat.
-Weaver
Jason Katie wrote:
the truest and best answer to any TEOTWAWKI situation in america is to start
farms that grow fruits, wildgrasses, vegetables, oil crops, sugar crops,
meat animals, and trees...oh wait WE CANT, that takes work and most fat lazy
americans wont
Hey Doug,
I have some small machine equipment and some reasonable priced
machine shops in my area, If I can't make it I'm sure I can have it made. I
am interested in stirling engines for the exact same use. If the plans look
good to me I might be willing to build a prototype at my expense
LOL!
... the Mike(s) aren't the only ones -- but Jason, you
left out another essential: a pepper-shaker! LOL
Seriously, tho -- I agree whole-heartedly, as we
strive to look backward into the future, keeping
foremost in our minds the slogan of sustainability:
LESS IS MORE
LESS, BUT BETTER
is that a no contest plea?
Jason
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- Original Message -
From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Home energy system ...was Re: {Disarmed} Telegraph -
US could be
Discover Magazine Issues Feb-06 features Megadeath in MexicoEpidemics followed the Spanish arrival in the New World, but the worst killer may have been a shadowy nativea killer that could still be out there.By Bruce StutzDISCOVER Vol. 27 No. 02 | February 2006 |
If you are serious about that endevour join http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HotAirEngineSociety/there are several members who have built their own.KirkLogan vilas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Doug,I have some small machine equipment and some reasonable pricedmachine shops in my area, If I
Actually, for most people on PV systems nowadays, I recommend going to Sears and getting the most efficient GE or Kenmore fridge. They use about 30% more power than a Sunfrost, but cost about a third as much, and you can add a few extra solar panels for this. Regular AC fridges used to be really
I wouldn't recommend the generator route, unless you have a really good soundproofing method I just spent the weekend at a remote cabin, and it had a little PV system for lights and such. But the machine shop there was designed back in the 70's before PV's were available, and it is all set up
scratch and dent sales usually mark stuff down 30
or 40%, if you are lucky (or sneaky and totally uninhibited) you could find (or
"find/make") ahigh end fridge the same cost as a regular
fridge.
JasonICQ#: 154998177MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From:
Zeke
Thanks Kirk for this interesting read. A great
follow-up to Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs and Steel
Thanks also to the Douglas Fir for their part in the
sleuthing.
--- Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Discover Magazine Issues
Feb-06
features
Megadeath in Mexico
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/04/the_vanadium_ba.phpA new mass energy storage technology is on the cusp of entering mainstream society. The Japanese are currently using it on a grand scale, the Canadians have comprehensively evaluated it and soon Australians will have the opportunity to
JJJN,
I fully agree, but then I know some folks that will vote Republican to
save the Guns - and they hate everything else about Republicans.
Democrats aren't going to take anyone's guns away. Well, save for automatics,
sawed-off shotguns and perhaps assault rifles. Any NRA-er who thinks
Ref: Vanadium redox battery
This seems to be the battery we've all been waiting for. I wonder what'll it
cost here in the US? Peace, D. Mindock
More info at: http://www.answers.com/topic/vanadium-redox-battery
- Original Message -
From: Kirk McLoren
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; biofuel
Ken,
Still, it would be very silly to
spend $10,000 to stay off-grid, only to find that I was not
satisfied and end up spending the $17,000 to get PGE also.
I guess that's why you need to size your consumption and determine where you
can shave peak and continual use to determine your final
BushCo is a paranoid schizo entity. It is based on zero-sum thinking and
preference to use
force to solve all problems, both at home (intimidation, fear) and abroad
(military).
Bush's heavy use of signing statements in essence says that he's free to do
whatever he wants and that
no law is over
From: http://www.worldproutassembly.org/archives/2006/07/in_fascist_amer.html
7-12-2006
In fascist America, thought crimes are
prosecutable
Engage in certain types of talk and you can be arrested
for thought crimes. Whether they are gathered in a Miami warehouse or an
Internet chatroom, if
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:17 PM, Appal Energy wrote:.. you need to size your consumption and determine whereyou can shave peak and continual use to determine your finalcosts.There may be no "inconvenience" to tolerate. I actually did all that last year, but I believe I was not
Researchers Assess Life-Cycle Impact of Soy Biodiesel and Corn Ethanol
11 July 2006
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/07/researchers_ass.html
Soybean biodiesel returns 93% more energy than is used to produce it,
while corn grain ethanol currently provides only 25% more energy.
Soybean
Todd,
Appal Energy wrote:
JJJN,
I fully agree, but then I know some folks that will vote Republican to
save the Guns - and they hate everything else about Republicans.
Democrats aren't going to take anyone's guns away. Well, save for
automatics, sawed-off shotguns and perhaps
The technology looks interesting, but the article takes a tone of
uncritical boosting. There is nothing about
cost
cycle efficiency
amount of vanadium resource in proportion to possible applications
how it works
relation to other technologies (this is one of a family of flow batteries)
energy
just exactly what is black, white? negro, african american, that damn
N-word, pastey, cracker, honkey... its all a waste, so why do people think
in these terms? its demented.
Jason
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
More info below the article in the comments section Kirk[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The technology looks interesting, but the article takes a tone of uncritical boosting. There is nothing aboutcostcycle efficiencyamount of vanadium resource in proportion to possible applicationshow it worksrelation
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