Cheers, what part of belgium r u in?
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Martin
I am in Belgium.
details from folks in
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On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 13:26:50 +0900, you wrote:
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Feb. 10
Tax Code Encourages Gas Guzzlers, Critics Say
A huge tax break for buyers of the largest SUVs is drawing sharp
Interesting. EVworld.com carried an
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 01:42:27 -0800, you wrote:
http://www.ethanolrfa.org/pr020722.html
BP, Shell Oil Products US, and ExxonMobil have announced they will join Phillips
and provide MTBE-free gasoline to California in 2003.
The last time I was at a Shell station I think they still had MTBE.
Yesterday I talked to the folks at Huisman's and they thought that by the
time the sale actually rolled around on Saturday they would get some tanks.
If they do have some they probably won't be sold until the afternoon. The
trick about getting a good deal at an auction is that you have to be
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--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Darryl McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I expect net metering has probably been implemented well
somewhere. In Ontario, it
is still not permitted. Provincial government has been muttering
about changing
legislation to permit it for a little less than a
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murdoch wrote:
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You ask and suggest if there is a business opportunity here. I think
Darryl's website seems to indicate that he's sort of in the business
already here, but I don't know.
I am
WOW!! Just saw diesel #2 at the local pump for $1.99 Now biodiesel IS
competitive, without subsidies!!
Then that's news. Let's spread the word.
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One of the ideas mentioned in the oft-mentioned Taken-for-a-Ride by Doyle is
that Bush Sr. did seem somewhat to support Ethanol, as has seemingly Bush Jr.
While ethanol proponents will argue that Political Support of Big Ethanol does
not amount to competent support of ethanol in general, I think
so i notice that to make a better batch of bio diesel with better
results, and less ffa's, you need sulfuric acid, i have seen many
recipies that include using sulfuric acid of 95% purity or higher,
althogh i am not finding any info on where to get this, lol with out
people thinking you are
snip Is there a
co-op and individual producer in the Detroit, MI/Tri-county area
willing to show me the ropes. I would gladly be an active
participant in a co-op. I think it would be safer to learn from a
sucessful producer(s) rather than learn by trial and error on my own.
It appears
Hi,
I have dropped the idea of using acid catalyst and I started preparing
biodiesel with ethanol and KOH. But, even now, I face the same problem. I
just don't get two layers! I get a uniform mass of biodiesel which is orangish
brown in color and its viscosity is reduced to a
Gordon Dempsey wrote:
I felt that this was important to help others help themselves. As
industry changes, I hope that there will be a sense of responsibility in the
industry to educate in some manner, the hard working laborers who are just
as important in getting the job done as
Hi,
I have dropped the idea of using acid catalyst and I started
preparing biodiesel with ethanol and KOH. But, even now, I face
the same problem. I just don't get two layers! I get a uniform
mass of biodiesel which is orangish brown in color and its viscosity
is reduced to a
I was reading on evworld.com about a theory on why we
are going to war. It isn't just the oil or it is only
a small part of it. It seems that the oil nations are
moving away from trading w/ US$ but switching to the
Euro. What does that mean? The US $ will take a nose
dive into the negative
Eat The State!
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12 Feb. 03
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Quotes of the Week:
America has entered one of its periods of historical madness, but
this is the worst I can remember: worse
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 13:26:50 +0900, you wrote:
http://www.ems.org/
Environmental Media Services - facts and contacts for journalists
Feb. 10
Tax Code Encourages Gas Guzzlers, Critics Say
A huge tax break for buyers of the largest SUVs is drawing sharp
Interesting. EVworld.com carried an
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 01:42:27 -0800, you wrote:
http://www.ethanolrfa.org/pr020722.html
BP, Shell Oil Products US, and ExxonMobil have announced they will join Phillips
and provide MTBE-free gasoline to California in 2003.
The last time I was at a Shell station I think they still had MTBE.
Yesterday I talked to the folks at Huisman's and they thought that by the
time the sale actually rolled around on Saturday they would get some tanks.
If they do have some they probably won't be sold until the afternoon. The
trick about getting a good deal at an auction is that you have to be
Interestingly enough your website may have contributed to this article in a
round about way. About a month ago, US News asked for reader reaction to
the question, What would Jesus drive? I couldn't resist and sent in a
letter that was later published on their website. I closed with a reference
I have had that probleb a time or two my self.
Greg H.
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 21:12
Subject: [biofuel] Sorry about multiple postings...
Sorry about the multiple postings. Glitch in MS OE.
Yes, it's very simple. Apply a higher tax to fossil diesel fuel than bio-diesel
fuel.
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Date: 2003/02/11 Tue PM 10:26:14 GMT
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] tax credits for biodiesel-capable cars as alternative fuel
vehicles
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The trick is to get more people to own and drive diesels in the first place.
Why not first reduce the taxes on dino-diesel to make it more atractive to
use a diesel powered vehical, until the public pefers to gas powered
vehicals, then raise the taxes to make it preferable to use biodiesel?
Once
so does this work to dry ethanol, does anyone know or tryed it?, try
the secnd like first, it is alink from the fist link posted, about
1/4 down the page
http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_link.html#anhydrous
`leads to this link, wich seems faily simple and cheap
Hello Tim,
I have had a positive response from one of our methanol distributors in
Germany, who has expressed interest in meeting your requirements.
The contact is
Thomas Mattis
VLC - GmbH
Bahnstrasse 30 - 32
Fon: + 49 6103 922 409
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Hope this helps you
Fred Enga
WOW!! Just saw diesel #2 at the local pump for $1.99 Now biodiesel IS
competitive, without subsidies!!
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, murdoch wrote:
Taxes on fuels are always something worth keeping in mind, but it is not
the tax
component which has changed recently, at all (unless there has been
Mon Lee wrote:
I was reading on evworld.com about a theory on why we
are going to war. It isn't just the oil or it is only
a small part of it. It seems that the oil nations are
moving away from trading w/ US$ but switching to the
Euro. What does that mean? The US $ will take a nose
sounds like GLOP!! Have you done the tirtations for the oil? tell us a
little about the oil your using.
James Slayden
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, kavitha palaniappan wrote:
Hi,
I have dropped the idea of using acid catalyst and I started preparing
biodiesel with ethanol and KOH. But, even
Whoops, forgot to note about the creamish color of your wash, that was
emulsion, which usually indicates that your process didn't go far enough
in the begining.
Put all your calculations together and send it to the list for review and
there will be some great responses.
James Slayden
On Wed,
I apologize for not being more clear in my question.
I can see that it is as you say.. control and greed.
What I am interested in is the reason given for the proposed increase.
I hardly think they are going to say: We propose increases because we want
to
increase our 'under the table' payouts
Hello Moti.
I would like to share a real case from an electrical system independent
from a public power grid that later became parallel.
I work in a textile cotton mill established in 1929 in Pilar, a small town
in Paraguay, in its beginning it had to generate its own electricity, it
used to
I have an old friend who has lived in the USA for the last 15 years (he's
English)
I recently wrote the following to him...
We're all waiting for the war here in the expectation that it will turn the
local economy down a few notches. I've yet to meet a single person in
support. What are your
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murdoch wrote:
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You ask and suggest if there is a business opportunity here. I think
Darryl's website seems to indicate that he's sort of in the business
already here, but I don't know.
I am
I personaly think he is right.
Greg H.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 14:05
Subject: Re: [biofuel] The oil in Iraq
I have an old friend who has lived in the USA for the last 15 years (he's
English)
I
The problem with oil field service is that the guys work so many
hours, 60 to 80 a week is standard. How do they find time to study?
This is the problem we find with many working illiterates, the jobs
they
get pay so poorly that they have to work tons of overtime to support
a
family.
so i made my first batch of bioD, i don't know if i got it right i
used the test batch meathod, wich is very easy, maybe you guys can
help me, i used a drygas that said it was methanol, and lye, and
brand new vegtible oil, but, it seems to me that the batch didn't
work well althoe it is still
no it doesn't
mark
At 12:21 PM 2/12/2003 -0800, you wrote:
sounds like GLOP!! Have you done the tirtations for the oil? tell us a
little about the oil your using.
James Slayden
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, kavitha palaniappan wrote:
Hi,
I have dropped the idea of using acid catalyst and I
hrmm, in re-reading kavitha post It sounds like something else. Maybe
just a partially reacted batch. I wonder if a re-reaction w/ 3.5gm/L of
lye would have pushed the reaction to completion.
James
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, girl mark wrote:
no it doesn't
mark
At 12:21 PM 2/12/2003 -0800,
WOW!! Just saw diesel #2 at the local pump for $1.99 Now biodiesel IS
competitive, without subsidies!!
Then that's news. Let's spread the word.
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Welcome to the Club Darryl,
For more than 30 years me and my friends have been involved in
simulations of energy transmission in buildings. We have been
instrumental in getting Sweden way ahead of the rest of the world, with
the most advanced Building Codes. Only the direct projects that
has
My first question is did you do a titration? often if something like that
happens there is either not enough of something, or not enough agitation
(probably not your problem in a blender) or the temperature is a factor
(which is kind of rare for a blender batch).
it sounds like you got a
Interestingly enough your website may have contributed to this article in a
round about way. About a month ago, US News asked for reader reaction to
the question, What would Jesus drive? I couldn't resist and sent in a
letter that was later published on their website. I closed with a reference
I personaly think he is right.
Greg H.
There's been a lot of information - as opposed to opinionated
frothings - posted here in the last few days, and previously, that
scotches everything he says in at least three different ways. But
he's right?
Keith
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From:
Keith Addison wrote:
You think Jesus would drive a diesel with biodiesel in it? I guess he
would at that. And/or a bicycle. I dunno... I like donkeys, I wish I
had a donkey.
A teenaged boy wanted to get his driver's license, so he approached his
father and asked if he could take a
Iraq didn't bomb the US but
the US/UK continues bombing Iraq.
U.S. Bombing Watch: When was the last time the U.S. Bombed Iraq?
Archive from 2000 to 2003
Colorado Campaign for Middle East Peace
http://www.ccmep.org/usbombingwatch/2003.htm
The bombing continues in Iraq and
the
motie wrote:
http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm/ID/7230/view/print
Secret Draft Of `Patriot II'
Justice Department Drafts Sweeping Expansion Of Anti-Terrorism Act
Charles Lewis is the founder and executive director of the Center for
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