Hi Zeke,
Well, let's say your immune system has been tweaked via vaccinations for
diseases D, P, T and along
comes disease X. If your immune system is down due to illness, say
influenza, disease X will have an
open door.
My point is that vaccinations give some help for the known major
We just finished a new (fire killed log) home off the grid with a
photovolitaic system, it was a lot of fun putting it together. Love to help
if you have any questions. I have a diesel backup generator so thats how I
got involved in the BioDiesel.
Life is good (especially off the grid)!
Luke
Just picked up Confessions of an Economic Hit Man. Lets you know who is really in control.]On 31 Mar 2006, at 15:02, Keith Addison wrote:People definitely seem to be waking up en masse. About time too. ___
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On 4 Apr 2006, at 08:54, robert luis rabello wrote:
This may be true. But I also remember polio, whooping cough and
other nasty, debilitating diseases for which there was no cure and no
effective treatment before vaccination.
Don't look now but Whooping Cough is still around. Polio
Dear Sirs,
is there anyone in Europe that teaches how to make biodiesel? I figured out how it ought to work in theory, but would very much appreciate someone expert to guide me through at least once.
Best Regards
Dietmar
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The book makes for some disgusting thought processing, it
should be titled "The Real World". I was of the thinking that "we the waste
makers" was pretty bad till I read the later book.
Doug
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Try Low impact living initiative they run biodiesel courses in the uk i found their course good. Check out www.lililowimpact.orgCheers MykeDietmar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Sirs,is there anyone in Europe that teaches how to make biodiesel? I figured out how it ought
For those who can't acquire concentrated sulfuric locally, try Aqua
Science, Columbus, Ohio.
www.aquascience.com
They don't distribute to individuals, so you'll need a tax ID number at
hand.
Todd Swearingen
greg Kelly wrote:
I believe pool acid is fuming hydrochloric acid.
They may also
Hmmm interesting. I can easily send my recirculation pump into
cavitation with a few inches of vacuum when there is methanol in the
mixture. All I would need to do is add a refluxing column to the
reactor to make sure the alcohol stays in there. Maybe this is an
easier route to investigate
Greetings,
About polio, I do believe there is some research that has tied polio to
organophosphate fertilizers. My father and grandfather both had polio, my
grandfather was 49 when he go it. They had a farm although they lived in
the city by then and had used the chemicals about 10 years
It looks more like the Endangering Permission Agency . . .
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5321132
A leaked document from the Environmental Protection Agency suggests
that the agency is considering a significant change in air-pollution
rules. It would give chemical
Hi all
Jason sent me a nicely drawn graphic of how the PITEBA oilpress could
work. It's here:
http://journeytoforever.org/bflpics/oilpress.jpg
Any comments?
Best
Keith
Kieth,
If you look carefully at one of the close-up pics (
http://www.piteba.com/eng/index_eng.htm about halfway down)
Also:
http://enn.com/aff.html?id=1196
2005 Hottest Year On Record
March 28, 2006 - By Earth Policy Institute
--
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2111772,00.html
Published on Friday, March 31, 2006 by the Times/UK
Antarctic Air is Warming Faster Than Rest of World
New finding could
what fun is that. i have found the instructions on the JTF web site to
be fairly completeand i am having steady success. after producing 5 gal
of BD from WVO i will be using the acid method soon. give it a go and
good luck.
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To:
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www.adbusters.org
March 15, 2006
The Secret To Being As Radical As We Want To Be
[Rachel's introduction: The secret to being as radical as we want to
be is to finance the revolution ourselves.]
By Michael Shuman and
thsi is true that pool dealers mostly deal in muratic acid and not
sulphuric. in my youth as a pool boy i have never seen sulphuric acid
used in a pool. so it gets back to my problem of purchasing
concentrated sulphuric acid since i am an individual and have no tax
i.d. number.
-Original
http://www.precaution.org/lib/06/prn_unequal_exposure.060323.htm
Rachel's Democracy Health News #848
Thursday, March 30, 2006
The dangers of being poor and nonwhite
[Rachel's introduction: The poor and communities of color are exposed
to up to 10 times as much industrial pollution as their
http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article355200.ece
Independent Online Edition Environment
Pollution: Where have all the baby boys gone?
Every year, thousands of British babies who should be boys are born
girls. The answer to this mystery could lie in a small town in
Canada. Geoffrey
http://www.precaution.org/lib/06/prn_inequality_and_sustainability.051101.htm
Synthesis/Regeneration (Fall 2005)
November 1, 2005
Time to get serious about inequality and sustainability
[Rachel's introduction: Strategies that tackle elite income and
wealth, and thereby consumption, serve both
Gary L. Green wrote:
On 4 Apr 2006, at 08:54, robert luis rabello wrote:
This may be true. But I also remember polio, whooping cough and
other nasty, debilitating diseases for which there was no cure and no
effective treatment before vaccination.
Don't look now but Whooping Cough is
What is the logic in a 25 ton cap? Are all chemical factories the
same size? 25 tons for large factory might actually very low,
compared to the total throughput of chemicals, but for a small factory
(say a homebrew biodiesel setup), a 25 ton allowance might be more
than it could possibly
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
What is the logic in a 25 ton cap? Are all chemical factories the
same size? 25 tons for large factory might actually very low,
compared to the total throughput of chemicals, but for a small factory
(say a homebrew biodiesel setup), a 25 ton allowance might be more
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
Greetings,
About polio, I do believe there is some research that has tied polio to
organophosphate fertilizers.
organophosphates are insecticides, inorganic phosphates are fertilizers.
And most the sites which claim that polio is not caused by a virus,
but
Well, by not doing anything about our overpopulation and unsustainable practices, aren't we all implicitly accepting that eventually the ecosystem's immune system (probably via diseases such as ebola) will react to the cancer than humans have become, and bring us back under control. It's as if
I agree with this -- vaccines protect against a particular disease,
that has been a problem in the past -- such as polio, etc... I think
it is folly to not protect ourselves from a known hazard with a known
tool we have available. But like you said, a healthy immune system
is the only thing to
Ooops. My bad. I didn't realize that we were talking about faith
based pollution...
On 4/4/06, robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
What is the logic in a 25 ton cap? Are all chemical factories the
same size? 25 tons for large factory might actually very
Robert,
The quotation below reported to be from "John Walke" contains some inaccurate
information.
Specifically the statement says:
"Take an oil refinery that 10 years ago polluted 100 tons of toxic air
pollution," Walke says. "Due to the Clean Air Act, that refinery today
will emit only five
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thsi is true that pool dealers mostly deal in muratic acid and not
sulphuric. in my youth as a pool boy i have never seen sulphuric acid
used in a pool. so it gets back to my problem of purchasing
concentrated sulphuric acid since i am an individual and have no tax
The overpopulation myth:
Re: [Biofuel] Overpopulation Off Limits?
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg57949.html
Good analysis:
Human Population - Global Issues
http://www.globalissues.org/EnvIssues/Population.asp
Best
Keith
Well, by not doing anything about our
Hi Robert
It looks more like the Endangering Permission Agency . . .
It's the Environment Prevention Agency, they're there to enforce the
protections accorded to industry in terms of the Endangered Polluters
Act. New-age Monopoly in the rock'n'rollback era, do not stop at Go,
do not go to
Johnathan Corgan wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thsi is true that pool dealers mostly deal in muratic acid and not
sulphuric. in my youth as a pool boy i have never seen sulphuric acid
used in a pool. so it gets back to my problem of purchasing
concentrated sulphuric acid since i am
Hi folks,
news entry at green car congress article @
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/04/national_academ.html
has some nice pictures with percentages of where the energy
from the fuel burned in the car engine is spent.
Or, use direct link:
This is stupid, because it assumes that the use of the world
resources have a linear relationship to the world population. The
reality is that it would have the same effect if we only got rid of
the Americans and only around 300 million of them. This mirror the
extreme imbalance in use of
try
http://sciencestuff.com/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thsi is true that pool dealers mostly deal in muratic acid and not
sulphuric. in my youth as a pool boy i have never seen sulphuric acid
used in a pool. so it gets back to my problem of purchasing
concentrated sulphuric acid since i
Reduce the over utilization by the 20% of
world population, will have the same effect and without killing anyone.
Given how fiercely we (americans) defend our rediculous lifestyle, I
wonder how many of the Americans who use an inordinate amount of
resources would consider reducing their
Dr. Pianka says he would never advocate genocide or extermination
like some suggest he does.
UT Professor Clearing The Record On Speech
http://www.kxan.com/Global/story.asp?S=4720390
On 4/4/06, Zeke Yewdall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reduce the over utilization by the 20% of
world population,
E.P.A. - Environmental Pretention Agency
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Robert
It looks more like the Endangering Permission Agency . . .
It's the Environment Prevention Agency, they're there to enforce the
protections accorded to industry in terms of the Endangered Polluters
Act.
LOL Zeke,
Maybe you are right. -))
I only wanted to put the numbers on this and the light
on the fact that it is not an linear and equal world. With
the real numbers, Dr. Pianka's whole argument falls
apart and it becomes difficult to understand what he
want to say. Why would he want to so many
Earlier today, in parts of the world, there was a total eclipse of the
sun. President Bush said that the eclipse of the sun proves the
unreliability of solar power. --David Letterman
President Bush is in Mexico this week and while he's there, he's going
to visit the ancient Mayan ruins.
Just wondering if anyone out there is into hydroponics. I'm getting
more into it myself, hoping to find a mentor w/ a little more
experience.
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David,
The only place you are going to find 98% Acid is either a lab supply or
a Chemical supply. In the United States there is a Hazmat charge and a
Homeland Security charge as well. (at least where I shop commercially)
It also runs about $100.00 a gallon at that grade. The Crap at the
Hmm,
That looks very much like my fat grinder, I wonder if a hamburger
grinder with very small holes 1/6 would work?
I will try it, would flax seed have enough oil for a test?
Jim
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi all
Jason sent me a nicely drawn graphic of how the PITEBA oilpress could
work. It's
Hello every one,
I have a slight problem, The waste oil fellow that operates here has
begun a very crafty business and has isolated my entire supply of fry
oil. he threatened all his customers to go on a 1 year contract or he
will pull his barrels. He also places in the contract that they
he threatened all his customers to go on a 1 year
contract or he will pull his barrels.
The smarter customers will let him pull them, put their own barrels in and
start working with people like you.
And they'd be damned fools to sign a one year unbreakable contract in the first
place.
Todd
For those interested in climate change (one of the
best reasons to promote sustainable agriculture,
biofuels, and renewable electricity) take a look at
http://www.realclimate.org
very up to date with great analysis
I. Peter Solem
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also:
Greetings,
Actually a high population has always resulted in new lands being opened
up. I have always figured that the over-population of Earth meant
we would colonize the stars. Each time we have opened a new area we
have grown in human rights for a short time, I hope that the move to the
stars
I was quite surprised myself,
when they said what they had done, but then when one considers I am just
me and new as well and he has been hauling for years, they were afraid
of the threat that it could be hard to get rid of the oil if something
happened to me. I have one that said they would
Hello I.S. ,
Thanks for the site I have booked marked it, I very much enjoyed the
rebuttal of the Kiosk (meteor) effect paper mentioned earlier. It gives
one a very even perspective and I don't think that anyone wastes time
in being a good steward of the Earth.
jim
I. S. wrote:
For those
where is this?
Appal Energy wrote:
he threatened all his customers to go on a 1 year
contract or he will pull his barrels.
The smarter customers will let him pull them, put their own barrels in and
start working with people like you.
And they'd be damned fools to sign a one year
Where are you?
JJJN wrote:
Hello every one,
I have a slight problem, The waste oil fellow that operates here has
begun a very crafty business and has isolated my entire supply of fry
oil. he threatened all his customers to go on a 1 year contract or he
will pull his barrels. He also
again with the taxes garbage. it is still considered an experimental fuel
so it is not taxed.
the same with ethanol, i checked, fuel grade ethanol falls under no tax but
sales tax
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From: JJJN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, April 04,
Robert,
My replies are below but first, let me say I see nothing wrong with
raising the alarms about these kinds of changes in the regulations as you
and others have done. They do need to watched closely and when such changes
are made the results need to be measured to determine if they worked:
I must be in the wrong business. How about I sell it to you for $50/ gallon all
day long. Just kiding.
We buy it in 93% and 98% grades in 55 gallon drums for about $6.00 gallon for pH
control of waste water. Somebody is getting rich fast and its not me. LOL. Let's
see $94/gallon profit at
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