Hello All,
I'd like to take a moment to echo the general sentiment here. Although I
have not contributed very much to the list, I have read and followed-up on
many of the items that have been posted here over the years.
I am grateful for the time, effort and thought that have gone into
Found at:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/technology/science/new-material-raises-hopes-
for-cheap-renewable-energy-storage/article29389597/
It looks like the B-movie version of what you expect to find in a
scientist's lab: An emerald green liquid that turns into a brownish gel as
more
Hi Darryl,
I know I don't contribute much to this listserve but I really do appreciate
your efforts towards helping us stay informed.
Take Care,
Doug Turner,
Hamilton, ON
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Chip,
Ditto, I read virtually everything that gets posted but seldom reply as I do
not have much to contribute at this moment in time. Nevertheless, I would
miss the list if it were to disappear.
Doug Turner,
Hamilton, ON, Canada
Message received in Ontario, Canada.
Doug
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Hi Robert,
Please send our Southern Ontario summer back home where it belongs. We
don't like this summer swap here (but you can keep the humidity and the
howler monkeys if you like). Glad you enjoyed it.
Doug in Hamilton
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, at least with
any accuracy. I would be interested in finding out if there are any other
options, other than a pH meter or a titration test, for determining the pH
of a solution.
Doug Turner,
Hamilton
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Tom:
I can understand how a keg full of beer could present a problem. I'm sure
however that you will find some volunteers from this list to help you out.
Doug
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Naturally,the wooden fence will be build by an aircraft
company. Please fasten your seat belts and ignore the lakes behind the
curtain.
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Hi
Bud,
Do you
have any details about constructing your centrifuge available
online?
Thanks, one of many Dougs here.
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Lois PittsSent: July 8, 2006 12:49 AMTo:
Hi Robert
I'm afraid that I have to disagree your general dismissal of Levitt
Dubner's book Freakonomics. Not all of the book was particularly gripping
but I thought the book provided ammunition for both the conservative and
liberal camps. The correlation between legalize abortion in the US
hich peopleinterpret research as a call to action
is a measure of howour culture submits to fear and hatred.
...my $.02
Mike
Doug Turner
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Hi
RobertI'm afraid that I have to disagree your general dismissal of
Levitt Dubner's book Freakonomics.
Hi
Doug,
I've
used amixture of soap and isopropanol (rubbing alcohol) with good
results. This mixture is a contact poison that only works while wet.
That means you actually have to get the spray on to the beasties and repeated
applications are usually necessary.I would suggest is that you
Tom,
I have just started done the BD path with a few test batches using virgin
VO. My plan is to put the results into my furnace oil tank to burn next
winter. I was wondering if, in your experience, there are any caveats or
other things that I should watch out for before adding my homemade
Bob,
One of the best places to check out the tides is the Hopewell Rocks in
New Brunswick. If you can't make it there, then the tidal bore in Truro is
O.K (/Heresy a little dull really /heresy). Myself, I loved the waterfront
in Halifax. The Marine Museum of the Atlantic had some interesting
They
changed the name toThe Nohomers so they are a little harder to kept track
of.
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electric
It seems that James K. Galbraith is following in the footsteps of his late
and very great father John Kenneth. It's delightfully ironic that James
teaches at the Lyndon B. Johnson school.
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Bob
I
noticed the fraud warning as well so I googled "Loose Change" and was directed
to the site. Seems legit.
Doug
Turner
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of your acid.
Doug Turner
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Subject: [Biofuel] Vinegar in WVO
Good day to all,
I have anew
source of WVO. It is very clear and light in color. I did a titration w/o
Joe:
Bacon grease may not turn you into a
babe magnet but the black bears will certainly find you and your tent attractive
as well as tasty.
Doug Turner
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Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 9:08
the non-education of Catholic children but through the
elimination of redundant organizational functions such as transportation,
human resources, and other administrative duplication.
Doug Turner, Yes, I voted today.
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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Zeke:
You forgot one:
e) BD fuelled generator with battery storage. It may be a little
noisy but only for short periods of time. You could probably set the
controls to recharge the batteries when no one's around to hear the
generator, say 2 or 3 am. After a week or two, maybe the
that would be discarded anyway.
As for the house temperature, it's a little low by North American
standards but we have friends who have immigrated from Europe and they find
it quite pleasant. Just buy a few extra sweaters and eat more :)
TTYL
Doug Turner
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, there are a lot of things that can impact
your fuel usage. For example, my wife and I have our house thermostat set
at a fairly low (at least according to our friends) 17 degrees C.
Hope this helps,
Doug Turner
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, Irving Oil is also a Canadian company. It dominates the markets
in the Maritimes but I suspect that they don't have any operations in
Minnesota.
Good luck with your search and please share your findings,
Doug Turner
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Keith:
Why would anyone want to do that to a ferret, or perhaps several
ferrats. They are just cute and cuddly little ankle biters that smell bad.
I bet they would smell worse when squashed.
Doug
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Hi James:
Ask the restaurant if they use a
vinegar rinse when they finished cleaning the fryer. Many places do this
to help extend the life of the fryer oil otherwise any leftover base will cause
the oil to degrade fairly quickly.
Hope this helps,
Doug Turner
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Hi Mike,
Just waiting for the movie, Attack of the Grease People. It's bound
to be a cult classic.
Doug
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(not sure about
aluminium) will hasten oxidization rates in vegetable oils, shortening their
shelf-life. I don't know enough to figure out for myself if there would be
an impact on processing. Any ideas?
TIA
Doug Turner
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example. This year I grew a supersweet variety of
corn the yield was 22 cobs from a 4 foot square plot which contained 16
plants. I applied compost as suggested in the book and a teaspoon of blood
meal in the spring when the plants were about 20cm tall.
Hope this helps,
Doug Turner
Hi Juan:
In Canada many of the 4 litre
and larger bottled water containers are made with type 2 plastic.I was
thinking about using a couple of these jugs to make a small batch of BD but I'm
not certain about the material that the lids are made from.
Doug Turner
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Thanks Hal. I'm new to this biofuel adventure and I was wondering about an
inexpensive but reusable filtering method.
Doug Turner
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Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 12:37 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Cheap
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