Hakan Falk wrote:
After looking in my office, I
discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so was my wife's,
further checking proved that some more valuables was gone. If it wasn't
for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.
I'm sorry for your loss, Hakan. The human
Sorry to hear of your loss Hakan. I have had items taken from vehicles on
two occasions, but those pale in comparison to your experience. I hope you
don't experience further problems due to the left and things normalize soon.
To the extent that's possible anyway.
Doug
Hello group,
I am a beginner in the conversion of WVO to BD and I have been having trouble
with my titration process. On JTF there are 2 reference documents on titration
which I have been using as my guide. However, I don't seem to get consistent
results. For example, One time I will get
Hello Doug
Hello group,
I am a beginner in the conversion of WVO to BD and I have been
having trouble with my titration process. On JTF there are 2
reference documents on titration which I have been using as my guide.
There's more than that there about titration.
However, I don't seem to
Dear Hakan
I'm so sorry to hear this bad news. That is a severe violation, and
it can take a little time to get over it. I'm sure I can say you have
everybody's sympathy and support at the Biofuel list, if that's of
any use to you. Please let us know if there's something we can do to
help.
Dag Pieter
Hello,
Sorry if I start talking about something you are not talking about, because
I did not follow this discussion, but I think I can make up that you try to
solidify ethanol.
You can do that very easy with wallpaperglue ( Carboxyl methyl cellulose ).
Just use ethanol in stead of
Hello Doug.
Keith has made an excellent input to you questions but I felt it necessary
to add some aspects of your problem:
The rule no1 when taking samples is to make sure - as possible- that the
sample is representative for the batch. This sounds simple, but if you are
dealing with high water
hi tom.
yes, you have the right picture, though it actually went further. it wasn't
just a matter of *trying* to reach consensus before acting. unanimous
consensus was essentially mandatory (an artifact of their particular brand of
imperial government perhaps: disharmony/discord could not
Can anyone help me out here? I am looking
into producing Biodiesel for electricity generation. I know the energy
bill has a tax incentive, but are there other ones? I read something about
a treas. department break for using a renewable source for electricity.
Does anyone out there have any
Hello;
There are some MC's running on diesel.
In india they are selling old british (Enfield Bullets) bikes converted to
diesel.
In Europe there are some small companies working diesel based bikes.
But out of the big manufacturers (Suzuki Honda Yanaha Kawasaki BMW Harley
etc) none of them has
Hello Jan
Hello Doug.
Keith has made an excellent input to you questions but I felt it necessary
to add some aspects of your problem:
The rule no1 when taking samples is to make sure - as possible- that the
sample is representative for the batch. This sounds simple, but if you are
dealing with
Hakan,
I am sorry for your loss as well, but more than that, I am hoping that
the sense of violation of your home space does not last. Here's
to a quick, and lasting, return to the sanctity and security of your
home.On 8/11/05, Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
AntiFossilMN, USA"Behind the
THANX CHRIS AND KEITH,I will take a look at the sites.
To all ,do u think a old washing machine will make out a nice big blender for
procesing larger batches , or will it turn the mix too fast,just a thought for
later experiments
thanx Kobus S.A .
Baie dankie aan julle almal.
TDI Harley?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello;
There are some MC's running on diesel.
In india they are selling old british (Enfield Bullets) bikes converted to
diesel.
In Europe there are some small companies working diesel based bikes.
But out of the big manufacturers (Suzuki Honda Yanaha
Depends how much power you run throught it...
Rademan, Jacobus wrote:
THANX CHRIS AND KEITH,I will take a look at the sites.
To all ,do u think a old washing machine will make out a nice big blender for
procesing larger batches , or will it turn the mix too fast,just a thought for
later
I use BD to generate power for my own use - I would be curious to hear
about your research.
Jeremy Farmer wrote:
Can anyone help me out here? I am looking into producing Biodiesel
for electricity generation. I know the energy bill has a tax
incentive, but are there other ones? I read
Hakan,
Sorry to here the news of your loss, I
know how you are feeling, we live in a city with our fair share of drug
crime problems. We have had 3 break-ins I have lost tools that I use for
work etc. There is nothing worse than that feeling of intrusion violation;
I hope you can
Hakan,
Sorry to hear about your experience. It made me think about how I can
secure my home - so at least one person will benefit from your sharing
it with us.
Good luck with your servers. I'm in the computer business too - I know
what a hassle it is.
-Mike
Keith Addison wrote:
Dear
I picked them off the DoD page. 1,500, 1,800, it's still a large
number, and it does not include Iraqis.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
those are very conservative (not in the right-wing sense) numbers. there are
already close to 1800 killed, and even mcglaughlin--hardly a liberal or a
Tom Irwin wrote:
Hi Mike,
Don´t worry you´re not going to burst my bubble. Mid term elections
are coming up. I really hope the Republicans try to pass it before
those so they can get clobbered in the House. Trying it after the mid
term elections offers a bit more politically cover but
Where do you live? I am in Virginia and keep mine in carboys outside.
I keep it in the coolest part of the yard and it's been ok for 6 months
or so.
Maybe one of the greybeards might chime in here
an Theresa Sims wrote:
Hi Mike
Outside in 20L drums
Ian
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Hello all. Need some explanation and advise here on my experiments please.
I have been using virgin cooking palm oil for the experiments. When
following the steps for checking on quality, I put in 150ml of de ionised
battery water and 150ml of the biodiesel obtained but the end result was
Hakan! How awful. I can see that this violation is resonating for you
in sympathy with all people who have their sense of safety and dignity
tread upon. I have read hundreds of your letters, I know you are a
good man, working hard to foster safety and well-being in the world.
Try to
Thanks Robert,
It is not the first time it happens in my life and material losses
are the easiest to overcome. It is also something that happens to a
lot of people at least once in the life time. As you rightfully
pointed out, it is about the right of feeling secure in your own
home, a
Tom Irwin wrote:
They can keep the
pictures of the flag drapped caskets from view but it´s really the
wounded they´re going to have the most problems with. You can pretty
much calculate that half of those 11,500 have been horribly maimed or
burned. Bombs and booby traps do that kind of thing.
THANX CHRIS AND KEITH,I will take a look at the sites.
To all ,do u think a old washing machine will make out a nice big
blender for procesing larger batches , or will it turn the mix too
fast,just a thought for later experiments
Some reading for you in the archives - the whole thread is
rich wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't do this! While the comment below may be technically correct,
there aren't 'enough' of us to do this and buying shares only
encourages Monsanto to keep it up. IMHO our energies and monies
are better spent trying to expose the lies, hidden agendas,
Thanks Jan for the explanation.
And Keith I am sorry that I irritated you with a dumb question, I will avoid
that in the future.
Doug
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
those are very conservative (not in the right-wing sense) numbers. there are
already close to 1800 killed, and even mcglaughlin--hardly a liberal or a
dove--repeats figures in excess of 25000 for woulded/maimed/incapacitated.
Actually, as of 10 Aug 2005, the DoD
Jeremy Farmer wrote:
Can anyone help me out here? I am looking into producing Biodiesel for
electricity generation. I know the energy bill has a tax incentive, but
are there other ones? I read something about a treas. department break
for using a renewable source for electricity. Does
Mike,
I will put locks on internal partition doors. My study will have a
reinforced door with security locks, maybe with an electric opener
and hidden magnetic switch. It must be easy to live with, otherwise
it is not used.
Setting up computers are very time consuming. Now, when I have a
Sorry to hear about it, no one should have to go through what you did.
Greg H.
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From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 23:58
Subject: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power
26 hours ago,
120 miles per gallon at 80 miles per hour !!
Diesel Power Military Motorcycles
http://blogs.motorbiker.org/Blogs.nsf/dx/07262003184414MIKMMQ.htm
Civilian Version of Military KLR DIESEL Motorcycle
http://blogs.motorbiker.org/blogs.nsf/dx/05272004112942MWED66.htm
http://www.f1engineering.com/
Thanks Jan for the explanation.
And Keith I am sorry that I irritated you with a dumb question, I
will avoid that in the future.
For heaven's sake, that's the second time! I wasn't irritated, but
now I am! You got good information, do you want a red ribbon round it
too? :-(
Keith Addison
hey ray,
i produce bio diesel here in vancouver and have found a few different places that sell methanol and lye. a company called UNIVAR supplies both products out here for the larger amounts but when i was first starting i didn't need a 55 gallon drum and a 1kg bag so i found a smaller place
Hello Jeffery.
The test method that you are using seems to me highly dubious, since there
are a number of pre-assumptions that has to be met.
For a further check I´d suggest this:
Take exactly 25 ml of biodiesel and dissolve it in exactly 225 ml of
methanol in a measuring glass. Now:
The biodiesel
Keith,
Great Information, You got ribbons too?
My daughter might want one!!
fred
On 8/11/05, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jan for the explanation.
And Keith I am sorry that I irritated you with a dumb question, I
will avoid that in the future.
For heaven's sake,
Dear Hakan
Hakan Falk wrote:
26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking.
I slept hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not
stop, I went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that
was open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking
Oh boy I bet you all couldn't wait to hear what my next stupid question
will be.
I also ain't no chemist, very few of us are
chemists, but we can learn, and do.
When I read this from Keith I just had to speak out again.
Thank goodness. I was beginning to feel like everything you all talk
robert luis rabello wrote
I just watched a documentary on the
Nagasaki bombing a few nights ago. One of the points brought out in
the film concerned the division within the "big 6", a council of
Japanese military leaders, regarding the conditions for surrender.
They knew their war had been
Ken Provost wrote:
on 8/9/05 2:34 PM, des at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While researching online re: methanol recovery, and the
current thread on ethanol, I found what seems to be a
great site on everything one would want to know about
the distillation process.
It's at:
Great.
Not only do I have get rid of a gallon of RoundUp but now I have to
REBALANCE my stock portfolio. Nuts.
Anyone know about socially responsible investing funds?
-Mike
Keith Addison wrote:
rich wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't do this! While the comment below may be
Anhydrous methanol is available from monarch oils in Kitchener at
$27.45 for 5 gal pail and $59.50 for 45 Gal drum. KOH available from
Alphachem in Mississauga 2kg - $27.45
10 kg - $190.50
50 kg - $725.00
You need a hazardous materials transport license to transport more than
2kg and they
Hi All
I'm looking for information in small scale methanol production from wood
Gas/synth gas.
I have looked at a bunch of Plant level information. I kind of
understand the chemistry.
But operating a system at the pressures that are used in commercial
production is bit impractical.
Operation
Hi Mark
Hi All
I'm looking for information in small scale methanol production from wood
Gas/synth gas.
I have looked at a bunch of Plant level information. I kind of
understand the chemistry.
But operating a system at the pressures that are used in commercial
production is bit impractical.
hakan, sorry to hear the news. i've been there myself. i still remember
very clearly how the intruder's grimy fingers left several very distinct
fingerprints on a windowsill, which i pointed out to the police. they didn't
bother
to collect them.
-chris b.
or just using different data, or more complete data, or representing it more
honestly. to suggest or imply dishonesty on the part of dod would hardly be a
stretch. this is the same dod that so incredibly (intentionally?) mishandled
the invasion/overthrow. the same dod that suppresses or
Greetings,
It is difficult to decide where to invest today and not feel that your
money is supporting your enemies.
If you invest in yourself first, you can be a good example of how to live
gently on Mother Earth. Make sure you are living sustainably and eating
healthy, local, naturally
Title: Re: [Biofuel] Seed terrorism
if you buy a copy of Mother Jones magazine, there a lot's of funds that buy
according to environmental wishes.
Lot's of ads in the latest issue.
mel
-Original Message- From: Mike Weaver
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 8/11/2005 12:29 PM
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050811/the_auto_industrys_last_hope.php
The Auto Industry's Last Hope
Greg Tarpinian
August 11, 2005
Greg Tarpinian is the president and executive director, Labor
Research Association, a New York City-based non-profit research and
advocacy organization
The Institute of Science in Society
Science Society Sustainability
http://www.i-sis.org.uk
ISIS Press Release 08/08/05
Sustainable World Coming
Independent scientists, economists, politicians, and activists met to
share knowledge and ideas for sustainable food systems as the
industrial
Hakan,
I'm very sorry to hear of your loss as many others have expressed. I'm using an alarm system now to wake me up once my initial door or windowbarriers are breached. It'll probably give me a heart attack if it goes off while I'm asleep as it's very loud. This was the first vacation that
I used to subscribe but it made me so upset I let it lapse.
Mel Riser wrote:
if you buy a copy of Mother Jones magazine, there a lot's of funds
that buy according to environmental wishes.
Lot's of ads in the latest issue.
mel
-Original Message-
*From:* Mike Weaver
Brian Rodgers wrote:
Was this documentary called Lifting of the fog: the Bombings of
Hiroshima And Nagasaki?
No. The documentary dealt specifically with Nagasaki. Two of the
men onboard the Bocks Car B 29 were interviewed, as well as a number
of Japanese who survived the ordeal and the
I did notice that a lot of the chemistry in the book was wrong.
His main argument seemed to be against losing the energy in the methanol that was washed out. He does recommend not using BD with certain types of tubes, as the methanol will destroy it.
I am certainly planning on washing my BD, I
I googled seed savers and got 13,000 sites. This looks
especially good:
http://www.seedsavers.org/
Seed Savers Exchange is a nonprofit organization that saves
and shares the heirloom seeds of our garden heritage, forming
a living legacy that can be passed down through generations.
When people
on 8/11/05 4:56 PM, the skapegoat at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
His main argument seemed to be against losing the
energy in the methanol that was washed out.
The energy does you no good if your particular
thermodynamic cycle can't take advantage of it.
What is the cetane rating of methanol?
"Tewolde warned against GM crops that represent a further decrease in diversity and an increase in the privatisation of nature."
The thing I'm trying to wrap my mind around is the idea of nearly everything becoming someone else's intellectual property. That is to say, if a company has the "legal"
on 8/11/05 6:01 PM, Michael Redler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how can anyone not believe that a worldwide revolt is in the
future of us or our children unless there is a spike in public
education - soon?
Maybe education will HELP the revolt/revolution. The more I
understand what's
be thankful, huh? Surely we're much better
off now than we were five and one-half years ago, right?
Todd Swearingen
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050811/the_auto_industrys_last_hope.php
The Auto Industry's Last Hope
Greg Tarpinian
August 11, 2005
Greg Tarpinian
His main argument seemed to be against losing the energy in the methanol
that was washed out
Why wash it out? Why not evaporate it and recover it, even as small a
value as it is, rather than flush it with the wash water?
I'll leave the energy and bio-accumlation numbers to the slide rule
Since theBush administration is proving itself to be one of the most destructive in American history, one might wonder what will happen if the citizens of this country begin to push the issue of renewable/sustainable energy through the influence of their own life choices (what they buy, what they
Hi Tom
Let me see if I 've got this right. BD made with Animal
fat solidifies at a higher temp than WVO? This could be handy info as a lot of
the chippies here use lard.FortunatleyI think I've got onto a source of
WVO. Diesel prices in NZ are now a $1 pL for your interest
Ian
-
Jan,
Thanks for the help.
Hello Doug.
Keith has made an excellent input to you questions but I felt it necessary
to add some aspects of your problem:
The rule no1 when taking samples is to make sure - as possible- that the
sample is representative for the batch. This sounds simple, but if
Wauw !!
Somebody - and not JUST somebody - on this forum writing in real Dutch.
Very good Keith.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Pieter Koole
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel]
Kim,
where do I find such maps?
I have tried Google, but, ended up with world maps, or nothing more than US
demographic tables ( which were not very helpful ).
Greg H.
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From: Garth Kim Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Sunday, July
Dear All
Is there a website that I can access that list the current price of diesel
(at retail) in all the countries or most of the countries?
Thanks
Rgds
Michael
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I wonder what leaving the extra methanol does to the low temperature flow
characteristics of BioDiesel?Could this be an asset during winter?
Greg H.
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From: Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 18:59
Hey paul,
I read the site, it almost sounds too good to be
true. It also sounds as though they are selling you some common chemicals
that they want to make a secret in order to ensure profitability. If it
works as well as they say though, more power to them. I do not have a
diesel right
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