Freedom and independence are merely what all sane, healthy people strive for.
It is what causes children to be impatient to grow up, and so they should be.
The problem is that we've forgotten what freedom and independence mean.
Freedom is not leisure; it is not a perpetual holiday. Conversely
Good Day All,
I am getting confused as to what I am doing wrong. I have currently made two
batch of biodiesel 4L each. Batch A and Batch B as I will refer to them.. I
having difficulties with both.. I have created a mini-processor very
similar to that shown on the web-site. All suggestions are
The title is, of course, lifted from Winston Churchill, who at least did
some good once in a while, though on the whole a mixed bag.
The Brits finally grew tired of their empire. Why did they leave India?
Keith Addison wrote:
I would just start over - I think you need to get a good crack before
worrying about wash tests. You should see a very clear line
with no middle layer at all. Be sure there is no water in your oil,
double check your titration, and maintain steady heat.
I found it useful to learn on new oil in
Aye, laddie.
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Thomas Kelly wrote:
There's no apostrophe in its as used below:
A car company can move it's factories to Mexico and claim it's a free
market.
That would be the first its, ; right Miss Grundy.?
Possessive its in Standard
Sounds like you have water somewhere Shawn;
This might be in the oil or in your methanol (likely). Even the KOH can
adsorb water very quickly although if it does it tends to 'melt' before
your eyes.
Heat the oil above the boiling point of water first and see if you can
steam any water out of
Shawn,
I think you may have been successful in making biodiesel, but also made
more soap than we'd like. I'm going to focus on Batch A for the moment.
Batch A
Good separation: biodiesel and glycerin mix.
Good separation in wash test
If I am correct, your concern is that the
Wow .must be a slow news day in the sustainable world
J;^
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Thomas Kelly wrote:
There's no apostrophe in its as used below:
A car company can move it's factories to Mexico and claim it's a free
market.
That would be the first its, ;
I am sick and tired of people wasting apostrophes. There is a finite
supply, and the Oxford English Dictionary estimates that we've already
used more than half.
Moreover, with more and more people studying English, this alarming
trend will only get worse.
Remember. Think before you
I strongly agree with that but there is hope I heard that we will all be
switching to Chinese soon and they dont (saved one) use any punctuation
Which is great news for all the punctuation marks As you know the period
is even closer to extinction than the appostrophe followed closely by
the
Yes but they are repeating what they have been told.
I think parrots are smarter than them though.
The American dream. Its called that because
You have to be asleep to believe it.
Kirk
Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
March in a protest and forget using the airlines. Not
Once upon a time, the US government had a foreign embassy in a small country
in Africa, where people grew their own food, made their own houses, educated
their own children and lived happily all the days of their lives.
The bureaucrats in the State Department and DOD said, Our employees at
I am sick and tired of people wasting apostrophes.
But it's the crux of the biscuit!
Philistine.
Keith
There is a finite
supply, and the Oxford English Dictionary estimates that we've already
used more than half.
Moreover, with more and more people studying English, this alarming
trend will
BEFORE he was extradited to the United States, Hew Griffiths, from
Berkeley Vale in NSW, had never even set foot in America. But he had
pirated software produced by American companies.
Now, having been given up to the US by former justice minister Chris
Ellison, Griffiths, 44, is in a Virginia
Dear Keith,
Was that Africom or Afrikacorp?
Rick
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Not to mention the oil. Nor, I suppose, the jatropha plantations. :-(
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BEFORE he was extradited to the United States, Hew Griffiths, from
Berkeley Vale in NSW, had never even set foot in America. But he had
pirated software produced by American companies.
Now, having been given up to the US by former justice minister Chris
Ellison, Griffiths, 44, is in a Virginia
Interesting idea. I only remember the CV transmissions from the subaru
justy's, which had somewhat limited lifespan.
The idea of hub motors is apparently not new -- porsche was doing it in the
30's, and the hybrid military humvee-like-vehical prototype had them too.
google hub motor porshe, or
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