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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is a misperception, according to the info my granddaughter
brings home from school. 37% of fatal accidents involve alcohol.
Her teacher doesn't like my math.
The way I learned to do math, that means that in 63% of
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MotorCycle riding on snow/ice is fun if flexible.
Being from Minnesota, I have experienced the above situation more
often than good sense would dictate.
I'd be curious to know just how it would rate as aerobic exercise?
Better than sex, to
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Motie
Re the last bit, I think the Arabs are much less to blame (?) than
past and present US foreign policy along with (very much! - in
concert with) the machinations of the Seven Sisters, or however
many
sisters
Motie wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is a misperception, according to the info my granddaughter
brings home from school. 37% of fatal accidents involve alcohol.
Her teacher doesn't like my math.
The way I learned to do math, that
Keith writes:
ethanol from cellulose is something of a holy grail, lacking really
effective/efficient technology, but all signs are that that's
changing, or on the point of changing.
Actually, the technology for converting ligno-cellulosic biomass to
METHANOL is taking off even better -- the
It looks like everyone is debating a self correcting problem, at least
on the fuel/oil use. If we don't want to use the oil products, they
are going to run out of them sooner or later-- use them faster.
If the green house deal comes about, it will likely kill most the
population off-- less
Richard Morgan wrote:
It looks like everyone is debating a self correcting problem, at least
on the fuel/oil use. If we don't want to use the oil products, they
are going to run out of them sooner or later-- use them faster.
Actually, this argument has one valid corollary, I think. I
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If we could
How about the number of people killed each year by contaminated food?
When they tell you a child died from ecoli contamination they are telling
you they can't run a business where they keep shit out of the hamburger. If
my uncles slaughterhouse had done that he would have been out of business
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The rest of the arguments by the Rapist-Enablers are equally
inflated/distorted, in order to justify an otherwise untenable
position.
I better stop for now. I'm getting well off-topic.
Motie
Perhaps just a bit. Never mind.
Recently made my first batch of chicken Soup
Tried stirring in a strong salt solution, no change.
Strong acetic acid stirred in instantly broke the emulsion. Was able to
drain off water within the hour.
Good source of strong acetic acid is photographic Stop Bath concentrate.
It has been noted
Or, my personal favorite, to gasify(Thermal Hydrolysis) the stover
(residues) to Synthesis gas with a Water Shift reaction to a
catalytic reactor to synthetic Diesel fuel
Motie
Would you have any info or web pages etc. on this Thermal Hydrolysis? I
have never heard of this and am very
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From: Paul Gobert
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 16:21
Subject: Re: [biofuel] (Biodiesel) Emulsification Problems.
Usually after 1 hour and then again the next day. BD in
contact with highly caustic glycerine tends to form a layer of jelly at
the
BD glycerine
In reading through that article, I have not come across yet any
mention of the regen braking working at slow speeds, but there is
some extensive discussion of the hydraulic approach being better
efficiency than others. I question the efficiency comparisons they
make. I think some electric
there is so little life outside of IE, it's just not worth the extra
development time testing. 98 % of all web traffic among my many customers is
some form of IE.
Steve Spence
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I really don't know. I don't know why the compressed air concept has
not just completely taken off, sorry for the pun. It is the only
proposal I can recall seeing for a completely non-chemical solution
to storing energy on board a vehicle (i.e., the energy is carried
entirely as potential
What is the status of diesel engines being made available to farmers:
is there any sort of warranty violation if the farmers run
biodiesel? Have the manufacturers of farm equipment done a good job
of certifying their engines to run on farmers' products?
My followup would-will-be: how
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