We are developping a project to replace fossil fuel ( about 12 million
gallons per year ) by vegetable oil at 1 to1 ratio . The customer is a
paper industry. We will have small farmers planting castor to begin with
and later we will move to jatropha when we domesticate it. We will press
and
I might be mistaken and probably are but it appears to me that now mr wolfowitz
has his hands on a bottomless pit of money that he is going to give his buddy
ALL THAT IT TAKES to get rid of the baddies. When is the next election in the
U.S.? It seems that there will be just enough time to
Bravo, it is early fall where I live and although the one of my jasmine
bushes are still blooming I can tell the season nearly over. But I have fond
remembrances of my black raspberries straight from the canes and the
incredible ice cream my wife made from this first year of harvest. I never
Hello Keith,
When I get a few spare moments I will delve into the archives. As a closet
historian I was aware of the german synfuel efforts during WWII. I was
merely pointing out what the 1973 oil crisis spawned in the industry that I
was working in. BTW two of the members of that synfuels
As a newcomer to the biodiesel world I was wondering if it was possible to
make methanol in your backyard so to speak? And the other question is it
possible to make biodiesel with ethanol? I am putting together a proposal
for an East African country to follow Brazils lead and have to do some
Bob,
You were right and I am wrong and I am glad that I did get
a very good explanation on how Hubbert could be so right.
It also explains why president Carter was so genuinely
worried, when he developed his energy plan. He had the
foresight to realize that Hubbert was right.
It also explains
Hakan,
I would like to give a humble option here,
( Hakan wrote;...Criminal, established by the fact that we now know that
Iraq were no WMD threat to US. )
We took out Hitler for the same reason, Him and Suddam Hussein were weapons
of mass destruction.
H.
- Original Message -
All of this supported by the America people, in a reelection
of president Bush. I hear the false argument that only 48%
voted him in office. This argument is poor mathematics, I
cannot get to this result, when Bush won with a more than
3 million of the populous American vote. It was the
Hey guys? Was this an April 1 special?? (April Fools Day) I did not look at
it, but always look at things that are too good to be true as they probably
ARE too good to be true!
regards Doug
On Friday 01 April 2005 8:15, Chris Bennett wrote:
Tom Irwin wrote:
Hi All,
Some of you real
I must say first of all that I was only acting as the bearer of the
information. I also did
not say that I believed it was real, only that I hoped that it was. Anything
wrong with
that? If you read the Lutec website you will see that they do not want your
money, even if you
offered it to
Hello Keith and thank you for your input. I agree with you, blending an oil
with a high IV with one with a lower, should produce an average IV. But in
some course literature I read some time ago, it said that oil spill from
rape seed oil will leave you two months to wipe it up before it
Hello folks,
I've just read an exciting piece of news. The new crop of electric
batetries is upon us.
These are the usual Li-Ion batteries, but with a twist - ability to
charge to 80% capacity in 1minute.
Also these have excelent lifecycle - only loose 1% of capacity after
1000 cycles
The energy
Bruno M. wrote:
snip
The only free energy on earth is solar energy
( besides a little cosmic radiation, and we leave fission out ).
If you harvest this ( and convert this) in any form
you can say you have captured free energy.
snip
Hehe,
I think you also forgot the mechanical energy of
Hallo Folks,
We have run out of wood and I am not fit to cut and split it at this
time so we had to use our fuel oil furnace which needed more attention
than I was qualified to give it.
I spoke to Erv, the repairman, about the problems with diesel Nr. 1
and Nr. 2 and then asked him about
Thanks Kim
You are right
~BEST~
Roy
Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Many people are switching from electric hot water to propane, so the
electric hot water heaters are available.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 09:15 AM 3/31/2005, you wrote:
Ken
Where do you get a SPENT hot
Hi All,
Correct me if I am wrong but I believe President Carter was the only
President to be an engineer. I recall him as having a degree in nuclear
engineering? True? He is also a great humanitarian.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: Hakan Falk
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/31/05 11:29
Keith
At the risk of looking ignorant, are the items you listed in your email ALL
found at journey to forever?
I also am looking to go BIO the simplest way.
Bye the way it seems the JTF site is down.
Thanks
Roy
Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to make
Hi All,
As an American who believes in the U.S. Constitution as written by our
founding fathers, I will do all I legally can to change this tyrannical
situation in my country. I will do it with my voice. I will do it with my
pen. I will do it with my vote. I will not be shouted down. I will not
Hakan,
I would like to give a humble option here,
( Hakan wrote;...Criminal, established by the fact that we now know
that Iraq were no WMD threat to US. )
We took out Hitler for the same reason, Him and Suddam Hussein were
weapons of mass destruction.
H.
Judging from past posts, I think
Hello Keith,
When I get a few spare moments I will delve into the archives.
You should MAKE the time BEFORE you send new posts that just rehash
old ground that's been gone over again and again and again. As
advised in the List rules, which you were referred to in the Welcome
message you
on this planet. I think not in this universe.This guy has slid over
into another dimension or what?
JD2005
Eric Krieg lists 78 free energy scams here, doesn't seem to get into
the zero-point stuff and instant cold fusion, so there's all that
besides:
Hello all,
This is my first time posting here. I am just starting to really get my feet
wet, and understand all the ideas that are being put forth here on the list,
and I am very thankful for the wise discussions. We are just starting up a
biofuel co-op here in Manitoba, and I am wondering
free?
H.
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From: Tomas Juknevicius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bruno M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 April, 2005 4:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Re: Lutec
Bruno M. wrote:
snip
The only free energy on earth is solar energy
( besides a little cosmic
- Original Message -
From: Thomas Mountain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 March, 2005 6:20 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Methanol backyard manufacturing possible?
As a newcomer to the biodiesel world I was wondering if it was possible to
make methanol in your backyard so
FYI: Lutec isn't first on the block.
The Methernitha Society has been making these claims for a long time. Very
interesting story (even if it is proven untrue) because is begs the question --
If not with the claimed method, how are they providing power to the homes in
their village?
This
with a high IV with one with a lower, should produce an average IV.
No Jan, that's not what I said, I don't think it will produce an
average IV. An iodine test might give you an average result, but the
makeup of the high IV oil will remain unchanged, and it will
polymerise anyway. How can
As a newcomer to the biodiesel world I was wondering if it was possible to
make methanol in your backyard so to speak?
No. We've been discussing this since the list was founded five years
ago, but nobody's found a solution yet. Dr Tom Reed, who probably
knows more about methanol than most,
Keith,
I haven't laughed that hard in the past 74 3/8 hours! Oh well I put a stop
payment on my $1,000 check just to get in line to order the 15:1 energy unit!
Still looking for that cold fusion guy from RONCO!
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From: Keith Addisonmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bravo, it is early fall where I live and although the one of my jasmine
bushes are still blooming I can tell the season nearly over.
One of the many advantages I find in this list derives from the
global nature of our discussions. The ebb and flow of seasons occurs
everywhere. The
Keith
At the risk of looking ignorant, are the items you listed in your
email ALL found at journey to forever?
Yes. And much besides. What I posted (below) is the index on the main
processor page, it's all there.
I also am looking to go BIO the simplest way.
Start here:
Where do I
We have a national security emergency on our hands, Gaffney said.
An Unlikely Meeting Of the Minds
For Very Different Reasons, Groups Agree on Gas Alternatives
By Greg Schneider
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, March 31, 2005; Page E01
Henri,
We took out Hitler for the same reason? Are you saying that the
Americans took out Hitler, or do you include others in it? Maybe
you are Russian or from an other former Soviet country? In the
latter case you have 100 times more reasons to claim it, compared
with Americans and 10 times
Hi Henry,
Hitler and Suddam Hussein were weapons of mass destruction? I agree and
sympathies with your statement. But; Boy, does that open Pandora's box.
This causes one to ask all kinds of questions about sovereignty, hypocrisy and
whether or not to act on what we think a dictator might do
Nicely done Tom.
Mike R
Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
As an American who believes in the U.S. Constitution as written by our
founding fathers, I will do all I legally can to change this tyrannical
situation in my country. I will do it with my voice. I will do it with my
pen. I
Hi All,
I think it is far worse than even you picture it. But damn it's Friday and I
will not go home today depressed. I'll write more when I'm more
energetically pissed off.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Tracey
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/31/05 8:34 PM
Subject: [Biofuel]
I think it is quite irrelevant who sold what to whom, Hypothetically,I have
the all the means at my disposal to kill a very large amount of people, does
it mean the people that educated me are responsible? how about my bank? The
money will come from them.!? The supply source is irrelevant. I
Thanks Robert and Tom. Just what the Dr. ordered!
Homemade Ice Cream! Sweet nectar of the Gods! It's been years since
I've wrapped a lip around that stuff, made by the kindest hand I've
ever known; my Granddad. Crammed full of fresh strawberries,
blackberries, or peaches. And each of these
Keith,
I haven't laughed that hard in the past 74 3/8 hours! Oh well I put
a stop payment on my $1,000 check just to get in line to order the
15:1 energy unit! Still looking for that cold fusion guy from RONCO!
:-) Great, isn't it? Humans, you gotta love 'em!
While you've got your
Thanks for this, nice read!
All this talk about oil depletion, climate change and
pollution seems lost on the robins that are hopping around in my
yard. My neighbors don't seem to notice, but the robins stay on my
property and simply don't bother venturing anywhere else. Right
now,
Hi All,
I'm an American living in Uruguay and I may have a potential solution for
your odor problem. It's called a compost biofilter. In essence you pull the
air from your castor bean pressing facility and pass it through a large
enough pile of compost. The compost scrubs the organics (the
Hakan,
I am stunned almost beyond the point of being able to write this
response. I say stunned because I think that for the first time, I
actually agree with you. I doubt it will happen too often, if ever
again, but as for this post, I can find no reason to disagree.
Like it or not, the
I think it is quite irrelevant who sold what to whom,
Even if the very same people who sold them then accuse those same
people who they sold them to of having them and use it as an excuse
to illegally invade their countries, causing maybe 100,000 deaths in
the doing? Even though it turns
Howdy Kieth and Jan
At the risk of looking foolish as I am an organic chemist, but don't
have much experience with polymer chemistry- here goes
Polymerization is a molecule molecule reaction. A compound with double
carbon carbon bond is particularly susceptible free radical oxidation.
Robert,
I did not misunderstood, I earlier said that after
this election the argument of that he was not
representative for US is not valid. This is what
democracy is all about. He is elected now and
he represent USA. The ones who do not agree
should accept and support US, at least in
theory.
Thank you for your interest in my post. I like to find the stories
behind societal beliefs like this that have so often been accepted without
question. I find it annoying when I find yet another example of my having
been
manipulated to suit someone else's agenda. On the other hand, I'm
Can you provide a link or links for details on:
snip
while babies in Texas have their breathing
tubes ripped from their bodies against their mother's wishes because the
hospital can't extract enough money from them.
Thank you,
Joanne
- Original Message -
From: Michael Redler
Lol, love it...ermI'm a misguided prattI'll subscribe where
do I sign..:-)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Keith Addison
Sent: 01 April 2005 20:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] The Lutec over unity
Antifossil,
Of course you cannot agree with my earlier postings.
You have not even read them, because if you had done
that?
THEN YOU WOULD KNOW THAT I AM SWEDISH
AND LIVE IN SPAIN: LOL
Thanks anyway, because I thought that my English is
so bad, that it exclude the possibility that I was
Hydrogenated canola has an IV of around 65 while non hydrogenated has an IV
of around 112.
Does anyone know if the IV in soybean (131) safflower (145) hemp (165) or
sunflower (133)
are altered in any way by the hydrogenation process?
- Original Message -
From: bob allen [EMAIL
Agricultural waste could end US oil dependency
(published on 1-Apr-2005)
http://www.edie.net/news/news_story.asp?id=9716
American farmers and industry could soon team up to
produce 50 billion gallons of cellulosic ethanol a year,
dramatically reducing US dependence on oil imported from
Ethanol Helping to Offset Record Gasoline Prices
USAgNet - 03/30/2005
http://www.wisconsinagconnection.com/story-national.cfm?Id=338yr=2005
As the average retail price of gasoline hit a record $2.15 per gallon
Monday, the National Corn Growers Association reminded motorists
that
Hello Robert
Thanks for this, nice read!
You're welcome. I thought things were sounding a bit grim on this
forum lately!
Equisetum arvense?
Yes, that's the one. It's toxic to colts and lambs when it's dry.
I've read that its tubers store food reserves, which, coupled with an
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