Fun
Kirk
Its an hour long but it had me in stitches half way through - if you
have the time for
a good laugh - its a must see - hippy man thing from the 60's crossed with
2007
(you can always download it and watch it at your leisure)
http://video.google.co.
Actually Wes a heat pump ins a heat transport machine. The amount it transports
is proportional to the difference in temperature of the 2 coils. Source and
sink in other words. The amount they transport is compared to that amount of
heat produced in a resistor. If you think of it as a train carr
So it seems that we are now engaged in direct military action to support
our favored government in three countries now, in our "war on terror". Sort
of how Vietnam spilled over into special operations in Cambodia and Laos I
guess I thought that Iran or Syria would be next, but apparently w
Wes Moore wrote:
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>Being a pump does not preclude a device from being over unity. It does not
>violate physics because it extracts energy from one place and utilizes it at
>the other end of the cycle. From our perspective, we do not have to pay for
>all of
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> Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:05:22 -0700
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Algae
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> You wouldn't have the name of the specific protozoa they use would you?
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Take a look at http://www.oilgae.com/algae
a low
> of about 53 m.p.g. to a maximum of more than 150 m.p.g., depending on
> the length of the trip and how often the engine ran to charge the
> batteries.
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> The Volt accelerates to 60 m.p.h. in 8 to 8.5 seconds.
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They can't keep us from growing our own herbal medicines. Well, actually,
they probably could. Put them in the same realm as cannabis. Maybe
prohibit growing any live plant without a permit and a RFID tag for each
plant But alot of them grow wild. What are they going to do about that?
O
Has anyone filed criminal charges against the BBC reporter? It
certainly seems that it would be warranted.
On 1/8/07, D. Mindock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Stores selling vit B-17 are being shut down here in the USA too. Jim Wright
> though was
> shut down in a particularly mean-spirited wa
probably some GM variety of their own design ;P
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> You wouldn't have the name of the specific protozoa
> they use would you?
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> > >Past research - commercial production of biofuel
> from algae by end of
> >this year. The kiwi company site states it
Many studies now confirm that the average human has been invaded by
hundreds of industrial poisons, without anyone's informed consent.
This is a major human rights violation, but the chemical industry
tries to frame it as a health issue, then declare it insignificant.
From: Star-Telegr
I'm glad this resurfaced.
> > > The number of farmers as a percentage of the population: In the US at
> > > the turn of the last century, 70 percent of the population lived in
> > > rural areas and farmed. Today less than two percent of Americans farm
> > > for a living. This change came primar
Somewhat related... I read 'The Omnivore's Dilemma,' by Michael
Pollan over the holidays. Interesting read, and I thought it pretty
well explained why eating meat is more sustainable than vegetarianism
if that is the goal -- but also why eating period is unsustainable in
the US with our current
The local news report on it here gave some rather bizzarre information on
the battery they said it cost $5 to $10k, which is what had to be
improved before it had a chance of becoming commercially viable. Funny,
because when I priced out a 16kWh lithium ion battery for my electric car,
it
You wouldn't have the name of the specific protozoa they use would you?
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>To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Algae
>Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 12:49:49 +1300
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>Past research - commercial production of biofuel from
A heat pump is a *pump*. It moves heat from one place to another, at an
energy cost. It does not create heat. It is not an "over-unity device."
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007, Wes Moore wrote:
> This is not more astounding than the heat pump that heats my hom
Past research - commercial production of biofuel from algae by end of
this year. The kiwi company site states it is 'wild algae' or 'pond
algae' growing in settling ponds.
http://aquaflowgroupcom.axiion.com/Home
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10381404
http://ho
I think the future source of all new power will come from the sun, delivered
by algae, and consumed at the same gluttonous rate as always unless they
tweek things genetically to squeeze out more. (this is after coal and oil
are secondary forms)
Jim
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Consider instead of using a Pendulum try a flywheel that has a lopsided
weight on one side but centered where the Outside diameter is below the top
of the arm of the pendulum
>From: "Wes Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>To:
>Subject: [Biofuel] Pendulum
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Robin,
As with all new applications to old concepts it is necessary to take time
for in-depth understanding of both old and new applications in order to form
a new qualified response.
I have been experimenting with this concept and made a few observations.
1, there seems to be a difference i
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