a show on Mtv, a cartoon, two idiot friends would sit around watching
music videos, or putting cockroaches in the burgers at their place of
work. their primary interests were the aforementioned music videos, and
sex, not that they ever stopped laughing enough to engage in sexual
activity. as to my post, i was laughing like beavis at the guys name,
those two beavis and butt-head would laugh at anything that could
possibly be twisted in meaning to be a sexual reference.
the second part, i was doing the last words of a simulated lounge
performance first act.
Keith Addison wrote:
> >huh huh huh, he said dick, huh huh.
> >thanks all, i'll be doing a few more beavis impressions later
> tonight,
> >don't drink the water, the meatloaf is where they get it here at the
> >sierra poot lounge.
>
> Um... sorry, skaar, what's that mean?
>
> Keith Addison
> Journey to Forever
> Handmade Projects
> Tokyo
> http://journeytoforever.org/
>
>
> >Dick Carlstein wrote:
> >
> > > i know not if this info has been on the list before, and if so,
> pls.
> > > excuse. maybe re-reading it won't do any harm ! brazil is today
> the
> > > only serious ethanol player in the world. all other ethanol users
> are
> > > amateurs by comparison. in 1984 brazil decided to go the anhydrous
>
> > > ethanol route. it set up vehicle mix standards for manufacturers,
> and
> > > made available (until 1997) a subsidy of 140 million dollars to
> > > anhydrous ethanol (ae) manufacturers. in a country with 140
> million
> > > people this is mere chickenfeed. since then brazil has
> manufactured
> > > close to six million vehicles that run on straight 100% ae. these
> > > include over seven hundred thousand trucks and farm tractors, and
> some
> > > twelve thousand buses. all manufacturers, and that includes ford
> and
> > > gm, have a line-up of ae powered vehicles. to manufacture the
> > > necessary ae, brazil has some fifteen million acres of dedicated
> sugar
> > > cane plantations. as if this where not enough, all brazilian
> gasoline
> > > has a minimum of 24% ae (v/v) content, and this will probably be
> upped
> > > to 26% in the near future. as things stand, brazil has the
> experience
> > > and the expertise derived from running the world's largest alcohol
>
> > > fueled fleet, for over sixteen years. as of this posting, the
> factory
> > > price for a liter of ae in brazil is $R 0.40, or $R 1.51 a us
> gallon.
> > > this translates to us$ 0.90 a gallon ! (R=real, the local
> > > currency) brazilian ae producers are already having to reach
> > > agreements with vehicle manufacturers, as the available ae
> production
> > > will only fuel 25% of the total brazilian vehicle fleet. as fossil
>
> > > fuel prices escalate, the demand for ae vehicles grows too, and
> > > premium prices for such vehicles will become common. brazil also
> has
> > > developed the world's most efficient technology for transforming
> wood
> > > to methanol, with wood charcoal as a by-product. considering that
> a
> > > typical eucalyptus plantation in brazil yields well over thirty
> metric
> > > tons of growth per year, per hectare (27500 pounds per year per
> acre),
> > > brazil is in a position to launch a methanol/charcoal program to
> > > supplement it's standing ae undertaking. the wood used in such a
> > > program would all be plantation grown, thus the methanol and
> charcoal
> > > co2 generation would be neutral or even negative when these
> components
> > > are burnt. so now the rabbit is out of the hat. after this, all
> other
> > > ethanol efforts will look puny by comparison, methinks. and by the
>
> > > way, making ethanol from corn is half as efficient as making it
> from
> > > sugarcane. enjoy !, dick.
>
>
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a show on Mtv, a cartoon, two idiot friends would sit around watching music
videos, or putting cockroaches in the burgers at their place of work.
their primary interests were the aforementioned music videos, and sex,
not that they ever stopped laughing enough to engage in sexual activity.
as to my post, i was laughing like beavis at the guys name, those two beavis
and butt-head would laugh at anything that could possibly be twisted in
meaning to be a sexual reference.
the second part, i was doing the last words of a simulated lounge performance
first act.
Keith Addison wrote:
>huh huh huh, he said dick, huh huh.
>thanks all, i'll be doing a few more beavis impressions later
tonight,
>don't drink the water, the meatloaf is where they get it here
at the
>sierra poot lounge.
Um... sorry, skaar, what's that mean?
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
>Dick Carlstein wrote:
>
> > i know not if this info has been on the list before, and if
so, pls.
> > excuse. maybe re-reading it won't do any harm ! brazil is today
the
> > only serious ethanol player in the world. all other ethanol
users are
> > amateurs by comparison. in 1984 brazil decided to go the anhydrous
> > ethanol route. it set up vehicle mix standards for manufacturers,
and
> > made available (until 1997) a subsidy of 140 million dollars
to
> > anhydrous ethanol (ae) manufacturers. in a country with 140
million
> > people this is mere chickenfeed. since then brazil has manufactured
> > close to six million vehicles that run on straight 100% ae.
these
> > include over seven hundred thousand trucks and farm tractors,
and some
> > twelve thousand buses. all manufacturers, and that includes
ford and
> > gm, have a line-up of ae powered vehicles. to manufacture the
> > necessary ae, brazil has some fifteen million acres of dedicated
sugar
> > cane plantations. as if this where not enough, all brazilian
gasoline
> > has a minimum of 24% ae (v/v) content, and this will probably
be upped
> > to 26% in the near future. as things stand, brazil has the
experience
> > and the expertise derived from running the world's largest
alcohol
> > fueled fleet, for over sixteen years. as of this posting, the
factory
> > price for a liter of ae in brazil is $R 0.40, or $R 1.51 a
us gallon.
> > this translates to us$ 0.90 a gallon ! (R=real, the local
> > currency) brazilian ae producers are already having to reach
> > agreements with vehicle manufacturers, as the available ae
production
> > will only fuel 25% of the total brazilian vehicle fleet. as
fossil
> > fuel prices escalate, the demand for ae vehicles grows too,
and
> > premium prices for such vehicles will become common. brazil
also has
> > developed the world's most efficient technology for transforming
wood
> > to methanol, with wood charcoal as a by-product. considering
that a
> > typical eucalyptus plantation in brazil yields well over thirty
metric
> > tons of growth per year, per hectare (27500 pounds per year
per acre),
> > brazil is in a position to launch a methanol/charcoal program
to
> > supplement it's standing ae undertaking. the wood used in such
a
> > program would all be plantation grown, thus the methanol and
charcoal
> > co2 generation would be neutral or even negative when these
components
> > are burnt. so now the rabbit is out of the hat. after this,
all other
> > ethanol efforts will look puny by comparison, methinks. and
by the
> > way, making ethanol from corn is half as efficient as making
it from
> > sugarcane. enjoy !, dick.
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