[biofuel] vancouver island

Is anyone making biodiesel in Victoria or Vancouver Island. I would like to see this, I'm more visual. gordon Yahoo! Groups Sponsor -~-- Yahoo! Domains - Claim yours for only $14.70 http://us.click.yahoo.com/Z1wmxD/DREIAA/yQLSAA/FGYolB/TM

[biofuel] proper storage of used cooking oil to make it last longest possible

While I start buying the parts to build my $150 Fumeless Processor, I wonder what the best way to store any used cooking oil that I pick up from local restaurants and how long it should last to be useable for biodiesel. So far I only picked up a test 5 gallon sample but have a couple other

Re: [biofuel] location of girl mark workshops

Please, lets not get high tech. Some of us don't own DVD players and I don't think anyone on this list would suggest we should buy one just to view one DVD. CD or video is quite acceptable and could be your $8 including shipping. Bright Blessings, Kim At 04:12 PM 5/24/2004, you wrote: It

Re: [biofuel] location of girl mark workshops

I think she just needs to run into the right person or persons in the Bay Area who could make that Video DVD happen for her, without making more work for her. I bought a Digital Video cam last year and, the first few times out, especially, what a difficult amount of work, just to work with it a

Re: [biofuel] vancouver island

I have read that there is a BD project at UVic (though I don't know that it's necessarily affiliated with the University), and I think there's a cross-island bus to Tofino that uses BD. I'll be up there in a week or so, so I'll be checking into it myself :) -Original Message- From:

RE: [biofuel] Risks of running WVO?

Thanks Keith for the absolutely through reply, great links, and especially how to find the threads in those deluxe archives... I saw the Click here for more..., but I guess I've been Yahoo conditioned to 'brush it off' as advertisement...and guess I'm getting to be an old fart. You have made a

[biofuel] Biodiesel v. gasoline emissions

Biodiesel v. gasoline emissions IÕve seen the charts and figures on exhaust gases and particulate matter that show how favorably B100 compares to B20 and petrodiesel, but IÕm not clear on how it compares to gasoline. Can anyone point me in the direction of some information? Thank you

RE: [biofuel] Re: US poll about Iraq war

Keith, sorry I've not got back to you, been working away. Thanks for the links lengthy reply, very interesting reading! Took a while to get through but enlightening. I appreciate the time trouble you took to put that together! Thanks. You're a clever guy, wish I had lecturers like you when I

Re: [biofuel] Anyone know of a good list for saving energy in the home? *#

Dear Murdoch, It seems to me that it is better to cook where you find the most ease or joy. It occurs to me that if the outside temperature is 90 F and the inside is 76 F, it would not take very many trips to add enough heat and moisture to your home to outweigh the savings in heat

Re: [biofuel] Anyone know of a good list for saving energy in the home? *#

Dear Darryl, I seem to recall one solution to adding thermal mass to homes in the Arizona desert. A pit is built beneath the home and filled with boulders --lots of mass. At night, cool air is drawn across the boulders from the outside on its way to the internal cooling ducts.

Re: [biofuel] Saudi Oil Is Secure and Plentiful, Say Officials

On Mon, 24 May 2004 04:17:30 +0900, you wrote: Hi Hoagy Anyone see this? No but thank you Keith and speaking of real men and what they have to say I thought this excerpt from the article pasted below would be of possible future interest -- Finally, we learn from Bob Woodward that,

Re: [biofuel] location of girl mark workshops

I would be interested in a DVD if price + post was reasonable (to Australia) regards Doug On Tue, 25 May 2004 07:12 am, Art Krenzel wrote: It would be my suggestion that she should make a DVD and charge $8-? apiece and whet peoples appetite. If they have more questions, they can attend

Re: [biofuel] Anyone know of a good list for saving energy in the home? *#

Actually with a well planned outdoor kitchen in the shade of the building or porch, there should only be one trip out and another one back in, when you are done. The difference on the cooling bill is very extensive and if you can use solar cooking, it is even more. I have been using this for

[biofuel] Re: US poll about Iraq war

Keith, I'd like to add my thanks for all you and others do here and on the JTF site. And, I'd like to say that there has not yet been a time that a fly has shown up in the ointment that I haven't learned something. People's responses to those flies are always quite enlightening, so I say

Re: [biofuel] proper storage of used cooking oil to make it last longest possible

Kept cool and in the dark, filled to the top (as close as you can) and sealed, it could last months without a problem - but it's still best to store for as short a period as possible. Edward Beggs http://www.biofuels.ca On Monday, May 24, 2004, at 02:38 PM, TJ Ferreira wrote: While I

[biofuel] outdoor cooking to save on indoor cooling costs, and for other reasons

Thanks, I'll bump this up the list, a bit, of things to get serious about around the house. Another thing about cooking on a grill is that in a way you're using the grease that drips off of meat to develop a slight amount more of flame aren't you? I just like the idea of immediate seemingly

Re: [biofuel] Anyone know of a good list for saving energy in the home?

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Re: [biofuel] outdoor cooking to save on indoor cooling costs, and for other reasons

It is still possible to buy charcoal grills and they are usually really reasonably priced. I always use real charcoal, not briquets since I don't appreciate the added chemicals to my super healthy food. This year I am adding a mud oven for pizzas and bread. The oven is a weekend project and

Re: [biofuel] You ought to write a book.

i would love to add to this book in the area of kinetics and chemical engineering processes as part of work I have designed a full plant that has the capacity to 1000 tones and most of the work I have done so far is on the kinetics of the production of bio diesel Mohamed murdoch [EMAIL

[biofuel] Visit to working bio diesel operation

I will be heading north on vacation with my wife in early June and was wondering if I could stop by and check out a biodiesel operation. No size to small or to large. Anywhere from Florida to NH to Niagra Falls back down through Tennesse and GA. Any suggestions? I promise with Sharie along, the

Re: [biofuel] Ratifying the Kyoto Protocol

Hello Balaji Hello Everybody, - Original Message - From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 12:47 AM Subject: Re: murdoch: Re: [biofuel] Ratifying the Kyoto Protocol --- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

RE: [biofuel] Risks of running WVO?

Hello Richard Thanks Keith for the absolutely through reply, great links, and especially how to find the threads in those deluxe archives... I saw the Click here for more..., but I guess I've been Yahoo conditioned to 'brush it off' as advertisement...and guess I'm getting to be an old fart.