more
of my attention right now:
Solve the Route 29 Abductions, https://solveroute29abductions.wordpress.com
Have a look. Any comments or tips much appreciated. We need to do it.
David Pearce,
Washington, D.C. & Charlottesville, Va.
> On Nov 20, 2014, at 12:04 PM, Darryl McMahon
f this list were turned into a blog, WITH AN INDEX even with a
few pictures sprinkled in, it might well be open on my desktop, and not get
lost in the clutter of my inbox.
Or even if there were more emails telling people HOW TO USE the emails and find
what THEY ARE INTERESTED IN, it would be a lo
ll it a day.
This is not a slight on the currently active members, but I personally
am just receiving it out of nostalgia at this point.
Anyway, that's my 2c...
David
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ntermediary if
your French isn't up to it. I don't live far from the French-Swiss
border and speak very good French.
Anyway, I'll let you know off-list if they're interested.
Regards,
David
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Date: Tu
http://ourworld.unu.edu/en/how-millions-of-farmers-are-advancing-agriculture-f
or-themselves/
The world record yield for paddy rice production is not held by an
agricultural research station or by a large-scale farmer from the United
States, but by a farmer in the state of Bihar in northern India.
Testing 123...
> Tue Oct 30 2012 2:11:43 pm CET CET from "Dawie Coetzee"
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Testing the new list
>
>Let's see: testing ... testing -D
>
>
>
>
>>
>>
>>--
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>>*From:* Chip M
often an article does not get my attention or response, BUT or rather, however,
i wish i could get a couple head for these for my meager 2 acres for my
utilization. This was cool! thanks David
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From: Chandan Haldar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: b
http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/survey/so/2011/CAR110311A.htm
As policymakers
continue to grapple with the problems facing the crisis-hit countries in
the euro area and the clouded outlook for the global economy, attention
has turned to Iceland, which three years ago saw its entire banking
whether this would be safe to
try, or maybe use just a bit and keep some 89oct on hand just in case. David
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ique leaves
behind an impoverished, deforested landscape prone to erosion and
drought that threatens wildlife conservation, cattle health and herd
production, the study said.
It seems similar to what Joel Salatin and others have been advocating for a
long time.
David
have demonstrated the
first isobutanol
production
to approximately 660 mg/L from crystalline cellulose using
this microorganism.
David
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ink the rationale is sound.
In the meantime I intend to carry on slowly implementing permaculture(ish)
principles and just getting on with life. Hopefully it will be an example for
my neighbours. It's all just insurance for a potentially
These chaps do geodesic greenhouses:
http://www.geodesic-greenhouse-kits.com/features.php
They're hideously expensive, but I think you could incorporate some of the
properties into a far simpler passive solar design.
David
-- next
I have a better one, lets start a class action law suite for skin cancer and
have her pay for the treatments. OR have her pay for property damages caused
by HER sun!
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Sent: Mon, 29 Nov 2010 0
And there was me thinking I'd finally found a reputable online supplier... ;-)
> Hi Robin
>
> Yes, piracy, Dawie's email address got phished, if that's the word,
> hijacked. Strange, the message reached you and me but it didn't make
> it into the list archives.
>
> >I wonder if Dawie knows sh
>I read Matt Simmons' book, and I have to say he makes a compelling
> case for Saudi Arabia. It's depressing. But, we'll NEVER run out of
> oil if we simply stop using it!
Hmmm, if everyone thought the same way, I'd agree. But Jevons Paradox has been
used to say that overall this will no
Keith, I know your usual response is to say that a lot of peak oilers are crazy
carrying capacity nutters, but it's also embraced by the BNP. So let's just
ignore them both. We need to press the urgency of this issue for sustainable
change.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/nov/09
isn't real, just that the rather curious
consensus amongst our leaders may be due to having to deal with peak oil. I
doubt they can address this issue right now because it would mean calling into
question the growth-based paradigm behind capitalism.
David
> Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:29:07 +
s just that I'm not
convinced that the two main buildings were brought down by anything other than
the planes. If you think otherwise, please include the fact that the buildings
fell from the point of impact into your theory.
David
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a low-cost, high efficiency house with water
vapour permeability (avoiding the need for mechanical ventilation) using
locally available materials (for the most part).
For me it is snake oil, given the readily-available alternatives.
David
> Date: Thu, 20 Aug 2009 00:11:19 -0700
> From: Erik L
http://pubs.acs.org/stoken/presspac/presspac/full/10.1021/jf900140e
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
/Vahid Biogas/, an alternative energy consultancy |www.vahidbiogas.com
|
"Make no search for water. But f
h)]^3 x 0.085 x EfficiencyFactor
Find it discussed at
http://www.homepower.com/article/?file=HP132_pg24_Mail_2
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
/Vahid Biogas/, an alternative energy consultancy |www.vahidbiogas.com
|
"Make no search fo
Andrew,
Andrew Spagnolo wrote:
> David and everyone,
>
> Thank you for the clarification. Perhaps you could help me clear up another
> issues regarding this wind turbine.
>
The only thing I can be sure of is that there's no way to the end of the
forest except perhap
Friends,
Responding to myself:
David House wrote:
> One can assume a standard sea level air density (0.0024 slugs per
> cubic foot), in which case the equation becomes 0.0001423 AV^3 , where
> A is expressed in square feet and V is in MPH. This results in a
> figure for instant
MPH, the turbine should generate 64 times the power, but in fact the
efficiency will probably climb along with wind speed up to some point
(20 MPH??) and thereafter will fall again.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no searc
rant...
David
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Sustainablelorgbiofuel Digest, Vol 23, Issue 12
> To: sustainablelorgbiofuel@sustainablelists.org
> Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 00:10:09 +0200
>
> Send Sustainablelorgbiofuel mailing list submissions to
> sustainablelorgbiofuel@su
With all due respect, while I'm sure your posts are of interest to us all, I'm
not sure of the relevance to the raison d'etre of this list.
Personally, it's like a flashback to all my mother's emails from Dr Briffa. At
least I could tell her to stop.
Wonderful stuff Keith.
I just thought I'd chime in to say that your information collation and
dissemination is second to none.
Your archives are a great resource. I've been hanging around for a decade now,
so I thought it was possibly time to let you know that your work is invaluable
to me an
DA, and there can be a bit
of the revolving door. Even so, the situation with the FDA is far
superior to what it would be without the FDA. In the end, however, the
finest rules and regulations will fail precisely to the degree the
people are corrupt, greedy, ignorant, or asleep.
d.
--
Dav
of the circles of hell. In spite of all of it, however, I think the
system is basically sound and that the ideas underlying it are
reasonable. Of course we need to test drugs. Of course we need to have
solid evidence of safety and efficacy. Science actually works.
d.
--
David William
ikely be hospitalized, we will
regularly be putting a highly infectious virus near highly resistant
microbes...
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the ve
http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/article.jsp?article_id=3332
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will burst."
(Rumi, a Persian my
Elmer, all,
Elmer Stenger wrote:
> Dawie: I found the information at Clivus Multrum, Lawrence Ma.
> 01840 Phone 1-800-425-4887
> or www.clivusmutrum.com.
Missing an "l". As Kieth says, copy and paste from the browser, don't
type: http://www.clivusmultrum.com
rmined." [p 22, para 3]
And he does not even mention biogas (sniff!).
For my own purposes only, I found "Claims and Facts on Jatropha curcas
L." (linked from the page you mentioned) to have more of the sort of
information that interests me
(http://www.ifad.org/even
I
have not found careful reports of research which bear on the question.
Some work has apparently been done by Pankaj Oudhia
(http://www.pankajoudhia.com/resume_pankaj.htm), who appears to have a
real aversion to Jatropha. (Based on what he says about himself, I'm not
sure I would entirely trust his
Keith,
Keith Addison wrote:
> Hello David
>
And back at you. Good to hear from you.
>> I've been contacted about a project in south Asia which would involve
>> planting 600 ha to Jatropha, to produce 3,500 tonnes of biodiesel
>> annually
Since it bears on
f goals?
Lastly, the information I have says that "Furthermore, the process to
manufacture biodiesel... has no waste at all [excepting the oil cake and
glycerol]. The process employed has no emissions and absolutely no
effluent treatment." I don't see how that can be correct. Can
Peter,
Guag Meister wrote:
> [N]o offense at all intended David, but you seem to be asking a question and
> not really expecting an answer. There is an answer. Find it. [...]
>
> Some of the answers you seek are here, and in my previous email.
>
I appreciate the spiri
bsence was powerful proof that she was
present elsewhere.
I don't offer this as proof to anyone of anything. Simply, this was my
experience; these are my thoughts. This is what I think I know now. God
willing I'll know more tomorrow. And I think that's part of the answer too.
an article about a
> "devoted mom" in Japan who was injecting her own baby with sewage water so
> the baby would be sick so she could continue to care for the baby. Three
> previous babies of hers died and the last one is in critical condition.
>
http://en.wikipedia.
difficult-- clearly it seems rare, which may
be an artifact of what is considered newsworthy, but just as clearly it
is not impossible. People change. I do; don't you? But regardless, the
point is that we can't solve the problem unless we address its source.
We have to change the he
f Japanese cities, similar to
the bombing of Dresden in WWII. Tragic and terrible, without question.)
But regardless, my comment was about me, not about others. My context
and comment were clearly "from my point of view", and as such, pretty
clearly about my approach to life, not a judgme
make in our lives is: how can be be of benefit to others? How can I
improve my armamentarium of virtues, the fundamental tools required for
me to be truly human?
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"No matter how far the mat
ich was caused by the polio epidemic prior to Salk's vaccine
will be certain that vaccination of the population generally has been by
far the better alternative. There are no longer wards full of iron lung
patients, susceptible to death from a power failure.
d.
--
David William House
"T
Kieth, Sister MoroClaire,
Keith Addison wrote:
> David - Maybe you'd like to forward this to the Digestion list?
>
> Regards
>
> Keith
>
>> Subject: seek some help to implement the biogas plant digester (the
>> simplest an
Giant microwave turns plastic back to oil
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn12141
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will b
o power
a vehicle unless one has a lot-- a lot-- of biogas, and sufficient funds
to be thinking about payback periods of a few years or more.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst
Peter,
Guag Meister wrote:
> Hi David ;
>
> I have one other customer in Oregon, but just planted this year and no winter
> experience yet. Why don't you send me your address offlist and I will send
> you 20 seeds. I just ask for an occasional status report so I can upd
> Ecuador's new constitution...
How very cool. Thanks for this.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will burst."
(Rumi, a Persian
ionalTipsHandout.pdf
*Cattle selected for lower residual feed intake have reduced daily
methane production
* http://jas.fass.org/cgi/reprint/85/6/1479
...etc.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for
that, then you'll
believe anything".) No offense intended, honestly, but Jean Pain would
have to have been able to suspend the laws of physics regionally in
France before he could ever have seen a surplus. It just ain't so.
d.
--
David William House
503-678-5162
(home)503-2
Dear Guag,
Guag Meister wrote:
> Hi David ;
>
> You know I really believe that you are a nice person and you have really
> great thoughts and ideals, so there is nothing personal in my response.
>
No offense taken, none offered.
> ...cut
>
>> We now
Two links that pretty much describe themselves:
http://cleantechnica.com/2008/10/16/man-creates-homemade-biodiesel-from-algae/
http://cleantechnica.com/2008/11/06/fungus-discovered-that-makes-diesel-from-cellulose/
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Han
Guag,
Guag Meister wrote:
> Hi David ;
>
> [...] What are you growing on your farm? Selling prices are generally
> higher for tree crops, it is better for the land and soil fertility, and less
> work too, but people generally don't plant and develope them due to the time
David,
David Penfold wrote:
>> Toensmeier also wrote the two volume "/Edible Forests/"...
> Actually, David Jacke was the main author of Edible Forest Gardens...
>
I appreciate the correction. The book makes that clear, but it has been
some time since I read it,
Russell Smith
> (http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library.html#treecrops for a
> description and link).
Actually, David Jacke was the main author of Edible Forest Gardens
(admittedly with lots of help from Eric). It's another set of books that I
would thoroughly recommend. Volume One
nevitable. (But then, as we make poor choices along the
way, so is a requisite measure of suffering...)
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will burs
centralized
composting facilities, who would pay for that compost to be delivered
and spread if there were no appreciation for the benefit? Education
would be required in any case: why not carry it a modest step further?
Small is... often the right size.
--
David William House
"
nogens, as he
indicates, can be overwhelmed by being overfed, so inflows would need to
be regulated by keeping an eye on volatile acid concentrations.)
Those quibbles aside, however, it's a good site, succinct and
educational as well.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Bioga
7;s methods too.
>
Same situation. It does not pencil out. It would have been impossible
for Jean Pain to have gained more energy out of his small generator than
he invested as diesel and gasoline in shredding a small forest to build
his compost pile.
d.
--
David William House
"The Comp
a good deal about how
certain engines respond to the use of 20% ethanol blends, here
it is.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will b
Keith Addison wrote:
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http://www.foodfirst.org/en/node/2296, about half-way down.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebi
added. The freshwater generator averaged about 580 cubic
centimeters per gram TS added." (The Biogas Handbook, p 75-76)
There are a number of other studies which have been done to digest kelp,
including some by David Chenowyth, formerly of the Gas Technology
Institute. Naturally, a
founded on inadequate or incorrect information, in order to
understand more and begin to have a vision which is world embracing.
(This is otherwise known as "growth".) In this regard, I thought of you
and this concern you mentioned when I again encountered the Stamets'
video. It's
Kieth,
Keith Addison wrote:
> Greetings David, welcome
>
>> Dear SurpriseShan2,
>>
>> First of all, it passes my understanding what this has to do with biofuels,
>> but the terms of use (taken liberally) say that no one can tell, and newbies
>> shoul
from HTML to PDF, somehow a number of the
illustrations were left out.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thirst,
And water from the very ground will burst."
(Rumi, a Persian mystic p
al Energy Research
Consortium (VCERC), Hatcher also is leading an initiative based at
ODU to use algae for the production of biodiesel fuel.
d.
--
David William House
"The Complete Biogas Handbook" |www.completebiogas.com|
"Make no search for water. But find thi
. And if you happen to swallow
some, and he's right, then you will never suffer from cancer, and you
can put to rest any residual fear of fungus. If he's wrong, well, bicarb
can't hurt, in modest quantity, taken orally. Occasionally. Probably.
Now how about
y has he done?
David
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To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Date: Tuesday, September 23, 2008, 6:32 PM
<http://www.ilovebonnie.ne
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This law was passed to PROTECT individuals' privacy.
Ther
Why do you say that?
My first encounter with Monbiot was his book "Captive State" about the
corporate takeover of Britain, in 2000. He was hardly likely even then to say
"let's have big farms so we can regulate them more easily".
Regards,
David
> Date: Wed, 11
the only way
forward. Believe me, there are many who frequent the peak oil forums who have
come to this conclusion.
I'll leave it at that for now.
Best Regards,
David
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Stratis,
have you tried David Blume's "Alcohol Can Be a Gas!"?
Despite the offputting title, the book does contain a wealth of information on
setting up a distillery, including heat exchanger design and designing a plant
for scalability.
David
> Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 13:
e products albeit at a higher price due to the
logistics of getting small quantities to more locations not because the worker
was paid more, given better working conditions or any such thing.
David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello David
>What exactly is so wrong with "Big Box Stores"?
Wha
ts the
customer know they are supporting Kentucky producers. Obviously if I am in the
area of a farmers market or see a road side stand that is always my first
choice but I never make special trips as the market is really close. Maybe some
other states need to move towards this type of proc
al box store buys 90% of its fresh produce from local
suppliers when it is available. So instead of driving 24 miles one way to the
farmers market I can go less than 1 mile round trip to buy the very same
produce. The local farmers here love Wal-Mart!
Regards,
David
Chip Mefford <[EMAIL PROTECTE
or alcohol)? Does
anyone here have any real-world experience of using this expedient technology?
Thanks for the inspiring work (and answering the questions that I'm only just
starting to ask myself),
David
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That article doesn't address the need to reduce global energy usage. There is
no way we could continue using energy to the same extent we do. Peak Oil will
see to that.
Appropriating biomass and agricultural products as the article suggests is not
realistic unless we address the pwerdown requi
Is such growth sustainable?
> Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 22:38:50 +0200> From: VIAGRA ® Official Site
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If you want literally thousands of documents on similar subjects and far
more, try this:
http://www.cd3wd.com/
There's currently about 14Gb worth on there. I think they're all public
domain as well.
Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 11:38:50 -0400
From: Chip Mefford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [B
.
Warrnambool Mayor Cr David Atkinson said initial results from the penguin
protection trial were promising with little penguins returning to the
island.
Numbers were up from 27 to 70 at the most recent count.
We are still to go over the results of the trial thoroughly but we are
extremely enthusiastic
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>>A genuine religion of peace cannot
>>have extremists. A genuine religion of peace would not have any
>>passages in its scriptures that could be construed as sanctioning or
>>calling for violence.
I didn't think it needed to be spelled out explicitly; I was obviously
mistaken. Islam, Christianit
robert and benita rabello wrote:
rabr> I am certainly not afraid of reasoned debate on the subject of
rabr> religion.
I've said this before, but it obviously needs to be repeated: if you
mean reasoned in the sense of rational, why shouldn't religious claims
be subject to the same standards of s
of of humanity with it. These
>>people therefore don't have the slightest interest in doing anything
>>about environment/climate issues. Religion is relevant.
KA> Yes, yes, David, and if you dig back a little (or a lot) you'll find
KA> that the first and main source o
ren't you?
Not in the least.
KA> Also by the way, I think I rather object to this emailer style of
KA> labelling every line in the piece I posted "KA>". I didn't author it,
KA> please don't attribute it to me.
My email prog does that automatical
to find out why they did it. The Sri Lanka conflict is not a purely
secular/political issue; the Tamil Tigers are devout Hindus. More
generally, while there are genuine grievances in Northern Ireland, the
Middle East and elsewhere, those conflicts would at the very least be
more amenable to p
Keith, I'm surprised that you feel sufficiently offended by Dawkins to
post such an article. In the last few months there has been a spate of
articles in the press attacking Richard Dawkins & Sam Harris. They
basically regurgitate the same "arguments" over and over: atheists are
arrogant, atheists
http://fullcoverage.yahoo.com/s/afp/unclimatefrance
French green groups call for national lights-out on Feb 1
PARIS (AFP) - French environmentalists have called on citizens to
switch off their lights for five minutes on February 1, coinciding
with a major meeting here on climate change, to show c
robert and benita rabello wrote:
rabr> There was a very disturbing story on NPR last month that dealt with
rabr> this issue in a Missouri church community. Listen with caution!
rabr> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6632499
rabr> Ugh! Yuck!!!
I read th
David Kramer wrote:
DK> A film you absolutely must see is "Jesus Camp", about brainwashing by
DK> fundamentalists. Richard Dawkins is absolutely right when he speaks of
DK> child abuse in this context.
I left a couple of words out (been staying up too late). I me
Keith Addison wrote:
KA> "Biblical literalists ", hm.
A film you absolutely must see is "Jesus Camp", about brainwashing by
fundamentalists. Richard Dawkins is absolutely right when he speaks of
child abuse in this context.
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Zeke Yewdall wrote:
ZY> Lots of people claim that without religion, how could there be morals...
Dawkins counters that very effectively. Somebody who doesn't go
around killing people because he's scared of god is not behaving
morally. Dawkins also points out that people were moral before there
to justify ongoing resource
rabr> depletion, greed and the accumulation of wealth will bring the
rabr> "wrath" warned about in other places.
On that point, I'm in 100% agreement with you.
Regards
David
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le - which they say is not to be understood
symbolically but word-for-word literally - is a basis for morals in
present-day society. However, it's encouraging that "The God Delusion"
- where I encountered the Lot story - topped the bestseller list in the
US
David
ZY&
DK> that is (or should be) according to every humman being. Why should we
I just noticed a typo. I meant to write "accorded to ..."
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of respect for Al Gore but I saw a video of a talk he
gave, in which he described sequestration as "the killer app", which
was a great disappointment. There are much better ways to reduce
emisssions.
Regards
David
KA> To do that,
KA> the U.S. Department of Energy h
or religion? Why shouldn't religious claims be
subject to the same standards of scrutiny as any other assertion?
Regards
David
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Kirk McLoren wrote:
KM> How NSA access was built into Windows
Scary stuff. Do you know if it only applies to Explorer? Are Opera and
Firefox safe?
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