Thankyou.
Here's the original question and the reason for asking:
That seems to be the main problem. Castor oil is 100 times more
viscous than petro-diesel. Castor oil biodiesel is less viscous than
the straight oil, but several references say it is still higher than
the national
The Fight Is on in Humboldt County, California
On June 6, the voters of Eureka, California will vote on Measure T,
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See also:
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Search results for '+cuba +organic'
biofuel
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imports and the belt-tightening began. Cubans lost an average of 30
pounds. Single-occupant cars became a relic
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Hi Keith and everyone, If I could jump in on the subject of people having kids for a moment...I have friends who are great teachers. Of them, a large portion of them do not have children by choice. They love teaching but having kids of their own is not part of the equation. Teaching requires
Gary wrote:
Gandhi I've only got a passing familiarity with, even though he
seems to be referred to as the father of non-violent protest.
Maybe he was perfect and maybe his followers were never
incited to riot or to violence. If so, then in this case I'm wrong. I
hope I'm wrong. I'd like
Thanks Keith,
Should have looked there first, I am now supposing that if I add animal
fat and use the base/base method I will be fine.
Thanks again,
Jim
Keith Addison wrote:
I have secured a small bit of hydrogenated Canola Oil. It reminds me of
shortening but more liquid.
Would this be good
Mike,
I think I found the answer, or at least where to start trying to decode the
answer.
Here are some links:
http://www.biodiesel.org/news/taxincentive/Biodiesel%20Notice%202005-62.pdf
http://www.biodiesel.org/news/taxincentive/IRS_Fuel_Tax_Guidance_Document_121604.pdf
LOL! No, she ran away at 16 and married a scoundrel. Never wanted to go to
church again, either. Produced two great daughters, mind you, in war-time
Canada, a single mom (scoundrel absentee). No family help. Quite crappy.
She was my great friend in her retirement.
Jesse
From: Michael Gian
Dear Gustl,
From: Gustl Steiner-Zehender [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 18:26:51 -0400
To: mark manchester Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Bring the Sixties Out of the Closet
Hallo Jesse,
Hey dere! So how's by you,
On 15 Apr 2006, at 03:14, Keith Addison wrote:
Okay, let's take this recent chunk then, from Peter Solem:
Today on the University of California, Santa Cruz campus, an
organized group of student protestors succeded in shutting down the
campus job fair until the military recruiters were
Yes
I
think
you will
take the test
to see if you can
write a good Fibonacci poem.
Peace, D. Mindock
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Gregory K. Pincus, with an example of his poetry, said that
I'm not embarrassed. There's been a gallon of verbiage here but I've seen little for me to change my mind. On 14 Apr 2006, at 22:56, Mike Weaver wrote:I think reading a little history might save you future embarrassment. ___
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No, I think this is an excellent case that
proves that if there is no violence or the
threat of violence then nothing gets accomplished.
Ahhh.., the old inside every peaceful marcher is a rock-throwing,
window-bashing, car-burning, cop-hating anarchist just itching to get out
theory.
I'm not embarrassed. There's been a gallon of verbiage here but
I've seen little for me to change my mind.
On 14 Apr 2006, at 22:56, Mike Weaver wrote:
I think reading a little history might save you future embarrassment.
Etc etc.
Gary Green has now left the group and won't be back.
Keith
Thanks Keith,
Should have looked there first, I am now supposing that if I add animal
fat and use the base/base method I will be fine.
I haven't been there Jim. Please let us know how you fare.
Thanks again,
You're welcome. Much of it came from the list anyway.
All best
Keith
Jim
Keith
Hi
I use a mix of 50% biodiesel and 50% kerosene in an Optimus pressure burner
which works well. Am thinking of changing the proportions to less kerosene,
but neat BD just made a mess and didn't burn the way it was supposed to
(i.e. just a big yellow flame instead of the blue 'roaring' flame)
Hi everyone
I'm very new to this home made biodiesel lark and have only got to the stage
where I've run two 1 litre test batches with new canola. The results have
been really good and I have used the biodiesel in a primus stove (mixed with
kerosene - it didn't burn properly on it's own). I'm
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