Question:
Why didn't most Native Americans, for example, master the wheel for transportation on their own?
Why didn't the Chinese, for starters, invent internal combustion much earlier than the opportunists who did?
And why didn't the Arabs, for instance, harness electricity much sooner than the
I wonder if the oil companies are not going to
comply with taking sulfur out of diesel.I wonder it the republicans
willuse this an "October" surprise and say that the democrats want to
increase the price of gas and diesel by being pro environment and pro government
interventionand pro big
Hello Ken, Charles et al.
Ethanol can be somewhat tricky to deal with when it comes to producing
biodiesel.
The glycerine drop is related to the amount of ethyl esters that you have
created during the process. This is suggesting that you will need a certain
qty of ethyl esters produced in order to
Some of you may be interested in this article:
http://news.com.com/FAQ+Protecting+yourself+from+search+engines/2100-1025_3-6103486.html?tag=st.prev
Chandan
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U.S. Rice Supply Contaminated
Genetically Altered Variety Is Found in Long-Grain Rice
By Rick Weiss
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Saturday, August 19, 2006;
Get it straight:
Benjamin Franklin invented electricity.
Henry Ford invented the car.
The Wright brothers invented airplanes.
Edison invented the phone.
-'Merika
Martin Kemple wrote:
Question:
Why didn't most Native Americans, for example, master the wheel for
transportation on their own?
Dear Chive,
I think you must have meant Jutish, which I guess it is possible, but
there must be a few Saxons, Celts and Anglos in there.
My guess is that you are a smarmy chickenshit anti-semitic git.
I'm calling you out.
Defend your statement.
-Weaver
Clive Marks wrote:
Of course they
Thanks for the heads up Keith...wonder if it's too late to get to the
commodity broker and trade rice short I'm being half facetious/half
curious...anyone on the list who understands trading commodities have an
idea on this? Or have you already made your millions??? Thanks. Mike
DuPree
Jan;
Further to my post from yesterday regarding the 0.5% water in oil as a
limit; I am assuming that this percentage relies on fairly anhydrous
methoxide, and therefore is the maximum water that the process can
tolerate. Is this a safe assumption? And if so would it be safe then
to assume
Clive,I second Weaver's calling you out. I suggest you get to explaining yourself post haste.On 8/22/06, Mike Weaver
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Dear Chive,I think you must have meant Jutish, which I guess it is possible, but
there must be a few Saxons, Celts and Anglos in there.My guess is that you
Martin,Necessity can be broadly defined by what is popularly needed in a civilization.Since "Necessity is the Mother of invention", it stands to reason that the path to any invention is paved by the civilization from which it came.Thecivilizations youmentioned were content withtechnical
Hello Joe.
If you are trying to recycle the surplus
methanol you should be aware of this:
MeOH
+ KOH MeO + K+ + H2O
Methanol
and potassium hydroxide will form water. That is your first water source. The
second is the water content of the fresh methanol which should be below 0,5%.
The
Hey Redler;
You're all wishy washy. Despite your engineering degrees! You should
move to Canada. You'd fit right in.
J ;)
Michael Redler wrote:
Martin,
Necessity can be broadly defined by what is popularly needed in
a civilization.Since "Necessity is the Mother of invention", it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cntVcAI8FvAI now am minus my a** as I laughed mine off. Talk about many a truth said in jest. Sure is their platform.
Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at
http://www.compactappliance.com/xq/JSP.detailmain/Engel_Compact_Portable_Freezer___Refrigerator__34_Qt_/itemID.774/itemType.Product/iProductID.774/qx/shopping/product/ENG35.htm?mtcpromotion=Kickers%3EPortable%20Coolers%3EEngel%2034%20Qt%20Portable%20Freezer%3E5this is an amazing
No roads. They knew of the wheel. I saw a toy in a museum. The romans impressed locals to carry their goods. A Roman soldier could impress a freeman for 3 miles. Then he had to switch. Not much wheels in that.IC engines require a steel industry and China was constrained for hundreds of years
Jan,
You wrote:
The limit of FFA for a flawless trans-esterification is drawn at 5mg
KOH/g of oil. Any value above will demand pre-treatment of the oil.
I have been blending the WVO I collect - titration of 2 - 3 g of
90%KOH/L. I recently ran a 76L batch of poor quality WVO . It
Gustl, here was my first post.
-Weaver
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Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 19:05:35 -0400
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Hello Tom.
Yes, it is likely that the high FFA content of the oil caused you problems
with the methanol test. But, the water content is also important. You should
get yourself a water test kit.
One way of pre-treatment is to do a two-step process. After the first
alkaline step, take off the
That unabomber guy we should put his picture on the 5 dollar bill.KirkMK DuPree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the heads up Keith...wonder if it's too late to get to the commodity broker and trade rice short I'm being half facetious/half curious...anyone on the list who understands
Joe,
My experience with recovered methanol is that it
alway contains some water.
I dont have a hydrometer, but I see my methoxide
turning milky white as it desolves.
At first I worried about the water contant, but
my batches showed no loss of quality with recoevered
Kirk...I'm a fathead. Not sure what
you're saying. Mike
- Original Message -
From:
Kirk
McLoren
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 4:12
PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] U.S. Rice Supply
Contaminated
That unabomber guy
we should
I wasn't sure what you meant so...I looked it up.Main Entry: wishy-washyPronunciation: 'wi-shE-"wo-shE, -"wä-Function: adjectiveEtymology: reduplication of washy1 : lacking in character or determination : INEFFECTUAL wishy-washy leadership2 : lacking in strength or flavor : WEAK wishy-washy wines
You know WHO he was blowing up - right? Genetic engineers. Press didnt say much about it.MK DuPree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kirk...I'm a fathead. Not sure what you're saying. Mike- Original Message - From: Kirk McLoren To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org Sent: Tuesday,
Really?!!! Wow...this List
is amazing...thanks Kirk. I just have my very small corner (literally) of
the world here in Lawrence, KS.Really thankful for some kind of link
to the outside.
Catch this: the day I received the post from Keith about the rice, I
waspicking up trash inone of three
Oh.
I thought he meant you needed a bath...
Michael Redler wrote:
I wasn't sure what you meant so...I looked it up.
Main Entry: *wishy-washy*
Pronunciation: 'wi-shE-wo-shE, -wä-
Function: /adjective/
Etymology: reduplication of /washy/
*1* *:* lacking in character or determination *:
Thanks Mike!
Intriguing perspective.
Though I'm preternaturally suspicious of our (Westerners') proclivity for exceptionalism (from the creed of Manifest Destiny on the one extreme, to its opposite - that we're inveterate predator-imperialists, on the other), it's a hard box to escape from.
Thanks Mike!
Intriguing perspective.
Though I'm preternaturally suspicious of our (Westerners')
proclivity for exceptionalism (from the creed of Manifest Destiny on
the one extreme, to its opposite - that we're inveterate
predator-imperialists, on the other), it's a hard box to escape
from.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:40 PM
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Under Fire! U.S. Army Intelligence Analyst Targeted For Suggesting New
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