Patrick.
I live in Wisconsin and have been using E10 for almost two decades in all of my
gasoline powered vehicles.
I worked at a Ford and Chrysler dealership in the service department during the
'80's and earliy '90's. Both vehicle manufacturers modified their products'
fuel systems to
Here is the link to the image of the Hydrogen fireplace.
http://www.heatnglo.com/news/index.asp#
As you can see, it is not a typical fireplace. I do not see this device being
used by anyone interested in actually heating a room. It is just another vain
product to be sold to wealthy people.
Darryl wrote:
Clearly, taking out Saddam had nothing to do with weapons of mass
destruction
(the U.N. inspectors had all but proven he had none before the U.S. found the
courage to invade), or 9/11 (the plans were in play in the U.S. Administration
*before* the planes hit the towers). It
I was in Duluth, MN this weekend and decided to experiment.
I have been using E10 for years in all of my gasoline engines, large and small,
without any problems, so Saturday when I saw E85 offered at one location at
$0.55 per gallon less than gasoline I put in 10 gallons on top of the 10
What do you mean specifically? Why only reference Christianity? What is the
secret that nobody seems to be able to spell out?
If the truth is so incomprehensible and unobtainable how can anyone be expected
to know it when they find it?
Michael M
Better start thinking neocons and giving
I monitor this list daily, and I have not noticed any problem that would have
prevented me from participating in a discussion.
Remember, the Internet is based on a conectionless protocol technology that
has absolutely zero assurance of performance. Packets get lost, messages get
scrambled,
Phillip.
I would like to know about this. I have no experience with municiple waste
handling, but I have lived in the farm belt all of my life and know how hard
small family farmers work to manage their waste streams.
The problem I see with urban sprawl is the attempt to utilize the same
Sure factory farms are different than large cities, but not when it comes to
waste. If you think the waste from 125,000 animals is a problem, try dealing
with the waste from 10,000,000 humans in one metro area. No soil type is
capable of handling that much waste, in any form.
If the
Pannir,
I feel the same as you. The big cities ruin the ecology. The whole premis that
millions of people should live jam packed in a city is wrong.
Cities artificially compensate for the massive overtaxing of the ecology by
building waste water treatment plants, storm water run off systems,
Keith wrote:
That is one of the most important aspects of biofuels, IMO: the sheer
impact on your outlook of making your own fuel for the first time and
running your motor on it, knowing that it's BETTER than the stuff the
big guys make, and that ANYBODY can do it, is more empowering than
Here is a link to a Wisconsin suppler of SS drums.
http://www.labsafety.com/store/product_group.asp?dept_id=10963parent_id=907
Mikem
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I thought this list required participants to include the entire original post
when replying.
Mikem
Martin wrote:
**Please trim your replies! **
To make the messages easier to read, and to make the list digest
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information in
Can someone explain why it seems to be common practice to drive off the
peasants in order to drill for oil? The farmers are working the surface of the
land and the oil is miles below. So, why doesn't the governments/oil companies
simply build a road out to where the derrick needs to be and
If going to church makes a person a Christian, does going to a garage make a
person a car?
No, going to church makes one part of a fellowship of believers, and going to a
garage makes one part of a fellowship of mechanics.
Mikem
Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004 21:14:02 -0500
From: Appal Energy [EMAIL
COOL!! It is -10F below outside right now. I could be making hooch, I mean
fuel, with zero energy input; sweet.
Mike
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 09:39:36 -0500
From: Legal Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Biofuel] Producing ethanol for fuel use
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This has been on my mind since my mother first scolded me for not finishing my
vegetables. But how, in a global economy, does my improved efficiency of food
use get one extra meal to someone outside of my local market?
By the time the products are available for me to consume they are already
Jones estimates an average family of four currently tosses out $590 per year,
just in meat, fruits,
vegetables and grain products.
To put $590 per year in perspective, it is roughly half of what we spend on
telecommunication services(cable, telephone cell phone) each year, or about
$1.50
Doug.
I think transporting 500gal (3,000lbs) of flammable material would also require
a commercial drivers license with Haz-Mat and liquid material endorsements.
Personal use would not exempt you. However, I think farm use is still exempt.
Mikem
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 16:27:29 -0600
From:
Do not put two barrels of B100 on the roof of your car. The weight would exceed
the limits of the roof before the additional stress of pot-holes would send the
barrels crashing down on you.
Have a class I hitch installed on your car and rent/purchase a light duty
utility trailer to haul the
My appologies to the group if this is not in the correct format; this is my
first post.
Todd.
In my previous life (11 years ago) I worked in the heavy vehicle maintenance
field. At that time there were products available that would allow a diesel
engine to burn a portion of the crankcase oil
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