gasket at 200,000, but the 6.9 International V8 is noted for many more
milesmake me an offer...in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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As for the sample, it's not surprising that there was incomplete
conversion. Pumps don't provide the interaction needed to keep a tank's
contents in continual bedlam, at least not the small pump mentioned and
even more doubtful based upon the short duration it was activated. They
may mix,
Sorry, I don't have any recommendations for you. But I did want to mention
that I use normal store bought pre-sprouted plants every year. This year I
had horrible time with my veggies. Tomatoes especially took it hard this
year. Looked diseased. Sweet green and hot peppers did fine. String
Remember just dont carry your almanac around on the dash of your car.
Then you are a terrorist.
:)
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From: Peggy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 7:04 PM
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Try a farmer's almanac. It can't
Try a farmer's almanac. It can't hurt and it could help.
Peggy
Sorry, I don't have any recommendations for you. But I did want to
mention
that I use normal store bought pre-sprouted plants every year. This
year I
had horrible time with my veggies. Tomatoes especially took it hard
this
crack me up. thanks.
Jess
From: Mel Riser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 18:50:28 -0600
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Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Seeds
Remember just donÕt carry your almanac around on the dash of your car.
Then you are a terrorist.
:)
Hello Phillip,
A friend of mine recently accepted a professorship with a distance
learning- degree issuing University. He is very excited to be able to
offer his services to his assigned students. Because it took many years
for him to complete his Ph.D. via traditional academia, he is very
Hello John,
I'm not sure how southern you are in Ontario, but I live in southern
Minnesota, and had the same results from my garden that you mentioned. For
us, it was a combination of the first half, to two-thirds of the growing
season being too cool, with the latter half to one-third being
Just got back from visiting some friends in Hillsboro, NC and decided to
stop by Piedmont Biofuels Coop. I just want to thanks Lyle for giving me a
tour of the facility and enlightening me as I try to figure out how to start
the Susquehanna Biodiesel Coop in Central PA. I understand that all of
hello everyone,
Please I need to know why tranesterification to biodiesel is not so efficient
with animal fats such as tallow and lard.
Regards
Nike
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Hello John,
I'm not sure how southern you are in Ontario, but I live in southern
Minnesota, and had
For another take on clean water in the tsunami areas:
www.hado.net
There is a message from Dr. Masaru Emoto re the water in the tsunami areas.
Many of you are probably already aware of Dr. Emoto's work. There is also
info on the website about his groundbreaking research work with water
Thank you for your advice. I am thinking of making a small 20 liters
reactor. I know a student in US, in California (Andy) who made a similar
reactor for his master. I stll don't know which part of the cleaning process
is more important to be included also. Right now i am making some batch
I want to find out if there is a market for Jatropha nuts (for
bio-fuel) within Australia and if so how do I go about planting my own
crop so to say? I want to plant htem from cuttings as I have found out
that this way has a higher survival rate than that of crops started
from seeds.
To read on line :
http://www.grainvert.com/article.php3?id_article=908recalcul=oui
or
http://space.1.free.fr/ebook/biodiesel.pdf
To download (3 Mo):
http://space.1.free.fr/ebook/biodiesel.zip
Worth a link in JtF Keith ?
Among our wishes for 2005, we're planning an english version and would
frantz
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30/12/2004 : The Renewable Fuels Association announced that the U.S.
ethanol industry set a monthly production record for October of 226,000
barrels per day (b/d), according to data released by the U.S. Energy
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Production was up 20 percent compared to last
In english :
http://www.oliomobile.org/eng/index.htm
En franais :
http://www.oliomobile.org/
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Hello all,
I too have an abundant supply of sawdust available to me since my
brother-in-law owns a sawmill conveniently located on the land
next to mine. I have done some experimentation with the sawdust both in
applying it to sample areas of my garden and in one of my
compost bins. I found
Monsieur Deprez,
Merci, J'ai visité Paris France, l'Espagne,
l'Angleterre et l'Irlande pour étudier l'énergie et le
pétrole pendant mon programme d'éducation de maîtrise.
J'ai le temps pour traduire un certain travail dans la
version approximative. Vous pouvez vérifier mon
travail. J'écoute la
Hi Peggy ;
I couldn't agree with you more. I tracked down some
hand powered bicycle carts I gave to some handicapped
people in Cambodia, and one guy with one arm was using
it to bring goods across the border for about $2 per
day. Imagine 1 arm powering this arm powered bicycle
cart. He was
Tim,
You need additional nitrogen source feed to make sawdust attractive to worms
where a C/N ratio of around 20:1 is used. Dry leaves and paper are also
high in carbon but they will help air flow. If manure grass and food scraps
are added to the sawdust and mixed well the worms would keep
I just purchased a Grumman Olson Kubvan. It is a Volkswagen Diesel
powered van that is all aluminum. There are a few still floating
around. If you can find one they are easy to work on.
fred
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I have a 85 Ford E350
I'm not saying that pump mixing is a bad idea. I am saying that there are
more efficient and thorough ways to mix. The clear water pump that so many
are opting to use might be okay for a five or ten gallon volume, but not
much bigger. Perhaps it might work on larger volumes if it were
It should work out IF both ends are honest. I finished my education via
correspondence and it worked out just fine. Have to be careful thouh, lot of
phonies.
Luc
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Mel wasn't being funny, he was being factual. The FBI actually, and
seriously, had that as a pre-requisite for identifying a terrorist. The
Farmer's Almanac contains a whole whack of vitals that could be used .
you know the rest of the drivel.
It boggels the mind eh?
Luc
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I use a 1 clear water pump but only do 80 liter batches and process for two
hours minimum. I have not had any significant problems with incomplete
reactions attributed to this, however if I were to get into larger batches
it only seems right to increase the processing time.
Larger volumes
Si vous etes dans le besoin d'aide avec un certain volume de traduction je
pourais peut etre vous etre utiles. Dans le sphere de mots techniques je
suis beaucoup plus fort en Anglais, par contre je lis et comprends le
Francais suffisament bien pour en deduire son sens. On m'en donne des
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