Chip,
What ever it is, most of it has a tendency to show up in my Eudora
Junk Box. LOL
Hakan
At 20:01 14/06/2006, you wrote:
Just in case anyone cares (at all) I, and I know others
immediately tune out anything that has the phrase
'junk science' in it anywhere.
The phrase was useful for
They do have a 4 seater model already, it is selling in Europe for
quite a while.
Hakan
At 08:06 02/07/2006, you wrote:
Great idea but I think that they better make a four seater for the
US market. Smart cars have been out for about a year in Canada and
while really cool, I have a hard
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They do have a 4 seater model already, it is selling in Europe for
quite a while.
Hakan
At 08:06 02/07/2006, you
I never, I never saw so little activities on the list before. Missing it.
Hakan
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Kirk,
Kotlikoff is not the first and will not be the last to point out the
alarming discrepancies and the Americans are still hiding their
heads in the sand. When we last discussed this, many suggested that
Iraq and confiscating the second largest oil reserves, would be
something of a
Bob,
I forgot about your ethnic forebears massacres of
the native American population. In numbers it is also comparable.
Bob,
I have a lot to do and have been silent for a
while, but this I have to comment.
It was clearly under the belt and very
insensitive and outright dumb, especially
Bob,
I have a lot to do and have been silent for a
while, but this I have to comment.
It was clearly under the belt and very
insensitive and outright dumb, especially form an
American. US do have their own racism and the
internment of Americans with Japanese decent
during WWII is nothing
John,
I do not know, probably not, if I knew the consequences. Many of the
scientists that were drafted to do the development, on both sides,
were also against it. In war time the people have few choices. Maybe
even some politician would be against the development, but they could
not grasp
Hi Mike,
If you look at the private transportation sector
in Sweden, Jan is describing fairly correct the
situation. This sector is heavily influenced by
foreign companies, after the auto industry has
been taken over by them and the export situation.
An other sector that is the same or
Aussies is now following the South Africans, next will be Europe,
Russia, China, US and all coal rich countries. We discussed and
predicted this years ago, it is the natural way for the seven sisters
and their associates etc.. New dirty technology since more than 80
years back. LOL
Hakan
At
Talking about medicines natural or whatever. My father always said,
that if they could make recipes on love and sex, it would be possible
to cut the hospital beds in half. I have yet to find the physician
that is not very scared to go to hospital and I have many friends who
are physician. LOL
For connection to an active distribution grid see,
Plug-in Solar power.
by Hakan Falk, Energy Saving Now
http://energy.saving.nu/plugin/pluginsolar.shtml
As a complement to earlier,
The Grid.
by Hakan Falk, Energy Saving Now
http://www.energysavingnow.com/thegrid/http
I started this discussion on wastewatts as a continuation of an other
discussion and think that it could be interesting for the biofuel group
also, if not more interesting.
I would like to propose to the list that a diesel driven heat pump have an
efficiency that is higher than any
Yes, most heat pumps that are sold in Europe are using piston compressors
from industrial fridge and freezer applications. In fact, many of them
comes from a factory in Lyon, France, that are the market leader on those
compressors. They work fine and have a life span of 15 to 25 years. One
conditioning or up to 66,000 btus heating and 6kw DC electric
Bill
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Have written,
Moving energy/temperatures for HVAC.
http://energysavingnow.com/hvac/energymove.shtml
Hakan
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David B.
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David,
The last 20 years I bought an AC unit per year on average here in Spain,
always reversible to heat pump. I am a little bit lazy and found a very
good dimensioning method. Instead of calculating, I have used the known
margin of error in existing methods.
I ask the sales person what he
geothermal for heating and
cooling??? Relies on the constant temperature(about 55
degreesF in NJ) that exists just a few feet in the
ground. In terms of energy input, the systems
advertise that they are 300% efficient.
--- Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
The last 20 years I bought
Hi Keith,
Your mail works fine to me, but I am at the moment sleeping on a guard duty
schedule. After my latest eye operation two weeks ago and an eye
inflammation as side effect. Have to take drops and creams every 5 hours
and am not that fast in reading. Your mail arrived about one hour
I followed this discussion a few times during my membership in biofuels
discussion groups. Every time the tier blabla testing is discussed with a
comical seriousness. This instead of realizing that it is a blatant example
on corruption and should really be treated as such. It is designed to
system and 60% of a winf electrci system up
to 10kw(dc) in size. It really makes solar and wind
much more affordable. Thanks for all of your articles
and other information
Brian
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Brian,
PV is getting more efficient and the 8-10%
efficiency cheaper
I posted some info earlier on Pulsonex and here is more,
Pulsonex Propulsion Burner/Boiler
http://www.energysavingnow.com/products/pulsonex/
93% efficiency, yearly average 90%!!
It works, I have one.
Hakan
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Sounds like the horse breeding business have a future in US. The farmers
and others must freeze also, since light heating oil and diesel is the
same. But you never know, it is US and maybe the do not know that they can
use light heating oil in the tractors and this crises might at the end be
Sorry, I got it wrong. It should be Australia. I am so used about all the
US problems,
that the fingers think by themselves.
Hakan
At 14:30 03/01/2004, you wrote:
Sounds like the horse breeding business have a future in US. The farmers
and others must freeze also, since light heating oil and
the brain with half
the sight. LOL
I hope you get your harvest in properly.
Hakan
At 12:54 07/01/2004, you wrote:
Well Hakan, I think even the horses would be in troublethey emit
greenhouse gas too you know!!
Steven
Hakan Falk wrote:
Sorry, I got it wrong. It should be Australia. I am so
Keith,
A good and logical decision. Following both lists I have the following
impressions,
- The biofuel list is more vibrant and in line with JTF interests.
- The biofuel-biz does not offer enough unique value, between the members.
- The biofuel.biz might save the members from some very
Tim,
In some ways you are right, the Bully with the biggest guns will always
reign and he refused to subscribe to the Global Court of Justice. This to
escape responsibility to any global standard of justice. Despite this the
Bully with the biggest guns are active to set up his own global
, you wrote:
...the 'Bully with the biggest guns' will always reign
Do you really mean that? I'm hoping that I just misunderstood you.
Mike
Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim,
In some ways you are right, the Bully with the biggest guns will always
reign and he refused to subscribe
Ken,
I do not find it ludicrous at all. 25 to 50% saving of
energy nullifies the need to build nuclear power
stations. The potential saving of energy, without
noticeable effect on living standard is 60 to 70%,
that is the size of the energy waste.
Considering the 5 to 10 years it take to build
Mike,
In that case you should remember to use between 8 to 12%, which is the
efficiency of most commercially available PV panels today. PV panels with
30 to 35% efficiency have been developed, but they are not yet available in
quantities, on the market today.
20% is an odd number, what
Chris,
Doug's writing and references represent a clear overview of only a small
part of American policies and relations to towards the global environment.
It is a good explanation on why so many hate Americans, which is in
reality their representatives (political and business) squandering of
the original document was great, especially
toward the end. It was extremely constructive and well written.
:)
-chris
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Subject
Rich,
I think that you put the finger on the reasons why there are a large
mistrust in America by saying who wants to play with a cheating bully.
Only to complete what you are saying, the US government actively facilitate
and support the behavior of their corporations. It is no surprise, if
Gustl,
If anyones comes out clean, I think it is the Swiss. The Swedes had two
periods as world bullies, the Vikings (probably ancestors to Roman legions
from the part that we now know as Turkey) and during the religious wars. It
is not likely that the Swedes will ever get the chance again
I said that too, when someone first pointed out to me that the texts that
the Vikings wrote on the Rune Stones was of old Turkish origin. Then
I was directed to some web sites that dealt with this and it was very
convincing. Too much info and similarities to be a hoax, but I am not sure
Chris,
Maybe I am adding more to it than it is, but the connection is there. A
very common
Viking name, that we know existed from the Vikings and I think that it was
a Hakon
in the Ericsson crew, that discovered America. The Roman Empire and their
conscript
armies, was going far up North in
Chris,
The Viking era in the Nordic countries, around 800 ac?
Hakan
At 09:02 PM 6/26/2005, you wrote:
btw, hakan, without getting into a whole spiel about the vikings and
linguistics/linguistic origins as well as the turks, there was a corps of
vikings--the
varingian guard--who served the
behind a lot of their seafaring
and fighting genes.
Regards,
Bob.
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Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 9:57 AM
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Chris,
Maybe I am adding
Chris,
Look at my mail to Bob.
The Vikings had a regular and well established trading relationship
with Miklagård, which was Constantinople. This is proven in many
ways, by written sagas and also by history from that part. When
they visited Constantinople, it was special rules for them and
to
continue off line.
Cheers
Fred Enga
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Sent: June 26, 2005 6:00 PM
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Re: New thread - the Vikings.
Bob,
The Vikings are interesting, also
, are
identical. he went so far as to transcribe viking runic writings to the
turk runes, yielding an effective translation. it must be emphasized that
this was a strictly phonetic exercise. he did not use the turk language.
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Des,
I do not know of any formula, but what you describe is the VW Lupo 3L
diesel and that one make around 85-90 mpg or 3 liter for 100 km. It is a
vehicle for practical real use and VW did their best on the fuel economy.
They also had an experimental 2 seater that made 100 km on 1 liter or
Doug,
If you look at VW 1 L and make a one person car with top speed 55 mph in
line with that concept, you could probably make 0.6 L experiment car ,
near 500 mpg. This if you still could claim that it is a car and not a
covered moped. After all, WV 1 L with one person, did in road tests
I read at one of the links that you gave earlier, that they went on highway
to a show. At average speed around 70 kmph and one person, the consumption
was 0.89 l per 100 km, 1.35 l per 100 miles or 281 mpg. If you trim the
weight and with a lower average speed, it should be possible to make a
I am surprised if this is the first time they did this, but is was done by
former officials. Maybe this war game was only an alibi, to be able to
bring the issues out in the open. It would be enormously if the sitting
administration have not done this frequently during the last 20 years and
Hi,
When I did a part of the military service early 1960th 1,100 km north of
Stockholm, I did this stretch in my 1955 VW on 80-90 liter. The 500cc one
cylinder BSA I had, took about half of it and could do around 160-170 kmh.
I also had a Plymouth V8 and it took 4-5 times more than the VW,
Mopeds are defined by the engine and weight,
the weight I do not remember straight off but the
engine had to be under 50 cc. I Sweden they had
an additional restriction and that was that they
would not go faster than 30 kmph, which was
achieved by reducing the carburetor intake and
I do no know
You are right, US did not have it in the past and do not have it
today. High standard innovated designs, if it concerns safety or
fuel efficiency, but also high cost, are European hall marks.
I agree with you that the gap might have been widening,
between nothing and active research and
Mike,
It is an excellent example on how it goes, when you try to hide and not
acknowledge that the mad cow decease hit US a long time ago. Not being able
to keep the balance is a clear sign. Cannibalism is also recognized as a
root cause. I am not saying that Bush is one of the victims,
Chris b,
The fact is that the oil price has gone up very much thanks to the Iraq
venture. The oil production in Iraq, before the occupation, was almost as
large as what they call the swing production, or with other words the
cushion that evened out production and demand. The biggest problem
Frank,
Sweden have a higher living standard than US, according to statistics. I am
not suggesting that it is a direct relationship between happiness and
living standard, as it is between happiness and dumbness. Why I say this,
is because the first I will hear when I say this, is something
and accident rate so low. -:)
Hakan
At 01:09 PM 7/6/2005, you wrote:
Sweden have a higher living standard than US, according to statistics.
I am
not suggesting that it is a direct relationship between happiness and
living standard, as it is between happiness and dumbness. Why I say
this,
is
Joe,
Only a couple of complementary things,
The Elk an Moose also like clear cut, but they are very bad for
forest management. They eat the top of the newly planted trees.
Clear cuts are also bad, since it often result in that the top soil
is washed down the streams and over fertilize them.
of
inhumane treatment animals experience in thier short lives at our
hands. We just don't look carefully enough at what we are doing and we
are encouraged not to.
Joe
Hakan Falk wrote:
Joe,
Only a couple of complementary things,
The Elk an Moose also like clear cut, but they are very bad
Ken,
There are many samples of orphan babies of one animal, that have been fed
and raised by the mother of other different animals.
Hakan
At 06:15 AM 7/7/2005, you wrote:
FWIW - My cat drinks milk from cows.
Derek
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Robert,
We tolerate milk well, as long as we regularly drink it. If one stop to
drink milk for a long period, it is common that the tolerance goes down and
often the stomach will react violently against starting again. Often the
body develop an allergy against milk products, after a long
Marc,
Bears are dependent on vegetarian food, not salmon. On occasion they do
feast on salmon, during the short period that the salmon returns to its
spawning ground. If bears were dependent in any way on the salmon diet,
they would go hungry most of the year and only exist in very small
Marc,
I wanted to get away from the bear discussion, because clear cuttings are a
major menace for nature and the major contributor to dead lakes. Not
because the clear cuttings per say, but because of the combination with
industrial pollution.
The humans are quite stupid, at a time when
this
rationale, the price of oil would spike in a manner that would provoke
public outrage and a dramatic change of the american public's attitude
regarding the iraq war.
chris b.
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and India, this is
probably
one of the reasons behind his aggravations and fixations on them. What
rights do they have to buy US oil? -:)
Hakan
At 03:46 AM 7/8/2005, you wrote:
on 7/7/05 6:15 PM, Hakan Falk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bush did in fact completely control the price
Jerry,
If you refer to the World Trade Center, please check your numbers. Was
it really 2,600 AMERICANS or could it be that it was some foreigners
among them? I really would like to know how many AMERICANS that
lost their lives, do anyone know a source for this. When it happened,
I remembered
who lost a member in WTC
and they are not even mentioned on your list.
It is often said that the victims represented 115 countries and
your list with 36, is the lowest I have seen.
It is a mess and I cannot understand why.
Hakan
At 08:42 AM 7/8/2005, you wrote:
Hakan Falk a écrit
Jill,
At 03:23 PM 7/8/2005, you wrote:
Okay,
I joined this list to talk about how to create run engines on biofuel, now
I find I'm bombarded with talk show chatter in my e-mail box? This debate
runs into our daily lives and affects our thoughts and pocketbooks
tremendously. However, it
Ryan,
At 05:23 PM 7/9/2005, you wrote:
snip
What is the probability that
they would love and be grateful to the Americans? Why are the Americans
surprised, when the Iraqis do not love them? Is it not understandable that
some of the Iraqis want to kill Americans, how would you react in their
allows
them enough time to do so.
Doug
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Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 7:22 PM
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:
: Ryan,
:
: At 05:23 PM 7/9/2005, you wrote:
: snip
:
: What
Tim,
It is amazing that the word terrorist is so often used without any valid
definition. Too often it is a label on people who oppose a bully.
With the way the label terrorist is used today, US is a product of
terrorism against the English and French. During WWII, the poor Germans
were
Tim,
I am a bit curious, how long have you lived in Sweden or maybe you are
Swedish? Did you know that most of todays socialistic governance in
Sweden, was modelled after US ideas and governance?
What do you know of Napoleonic law, other than that the Hansa and Napolean
system was the
Joey,
Biofuel? How did you get to this issue. LOL
Do you belong to this group of people that regularly visit energy lists and
try to provoke a nuke discussion?
I have stopped from a participating in a few lists because of this group,
which seems to be roughly the same people all the time.
JH,
I have not tried to prohibit a nuke discussions, anyone who want to
discuss with the nuke gang is welcome to do so. I have the right to limit
my participation in any discussion and also to express that. If I take the
opportunity to take a pause and a coffee, or whatever, it is my right
Keith,
I am sorry if I am bitching about this, but I have not seen anything that
indicates that Todd called anyone a bitch. Here in Spain they will maybe
say you are a son of a bitch, but at the same time clarify with no
offense to your mother. To be or not to be a bitch is the question.
Mike,
In essence, what you are saying, is that Keith is among the best moderators
out there. It might be explained by that he after all is professional, but
it is also a skill in dealing with people. So, if you want this as a topic,
it will be a well deserved love song to Keith. It would not
Skapegoate, -:))
Not much less and definitely not when you consider consumption. China might
even have more, since it is not as fully explored as US. Reserves in
thousands million barrels US 30.7, India 5.6 and China 23.7, US 2.7%,
India 0.5% and China 2.1% of the world reserves. Use in
Pannirselvam,
I tried to suggest a mass produced wind turbine that is not sensitive to
location and could be very cheap. Connected to the grid in a normal wall
socket, to spin the meter backwards or sell electricity. Using Darrieus
Rotor design for security and to be able to place almost any
Kirk,
We will always have problems with the US payback times. Look at Iraq,
According to the Geneva convention, US and UK have the responsibility to
create a safe environment for its inhabitants. Instead they created an
unsafe environment and by that allowed and encouraged their troops to
The problem with Pimentel is that he does not really understand what he is
talking about, or that he deliberately misinform, in order to support a
hidden agenda. Also the conversion of crude to gasoline, cost more energy
than you get and have no real energy benefit either. Diesel is better
Mike,
Maybe you found out the reason why they died out so fast, it is at least a
logical explanation. LOL
Let us hope that Montsano also will join the list of destroyed species.
Hakan
At 03:21 AM 7/25/2005, you wrote:
In all likelihood, Monsanto would volunteer to provide the huge amount
And all of it because a bad language interpretation at the end of WWII.
When the Americans, after winning, asked the Germans what they most needed
to avoid starvation, they answered Korn (Rye), which the Americans
interpret to Corn (Maise) and started to send loads of it. The Germans was
They are those lesbians who play with themselves, to keep the oil profits
as high as possible. The worst law breakers of the world, who does not care
a yota about laws, since they have the politicians in their pockets, from
Bush - Blair etc. and downwards.
Hakan
At 04:06 PM 7/25/2005, you
that I do enjoy corn on the cob with butter and
many foreigners with me. Maize flower is also excellent to use for sauces.
Hakan
At 03:19 PM 7/25/2005, you wrote:
Hakan Falk wrote:
And all of it because a bad language interpretation at the end of WWII.
When the Americans, after winning, asked
, livestock feed, ethanol
fuel and many other products like crayons, paints and paper. Dent corn
also is used to make corn syrup sweeteners and other ingredients that
appear in all kinds of foods from soft drinks to baked goods.
Ray J
Hakan Falk wrote:
Doug,
One thing is viewing corn (maize
Unfortunately it is too late for the only genetic engineering that would
have produced significant improvements of todays situation. It will also
need several significant break through to be able to do such genetic
engineering. We are stuck with Bush, Blair and the rest of the current set
of
To those that say that I am overly optimistic, I like want to mention that
it does not take much to be smarter than us and the only ones who will have
that opportunity are our grandchildren.
Hakan
At 01:38 AM 7/28/2005, you wrote:
Unfortunately it is too late for the only genetic
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Predictions as to crude oil prices, call for
discussion
To those that say that I am overly optimistic, I like
Kirk,
Whenever you get in a discussion with the wind turbine people, you will hit
this discussion about Wind, Horisontal propellers give around 35-45%
efficiency and Vertical around 15-30%. The Vertical is less sensitive to
turbulence and safe siting, than the Horisontal and will have some
Thanks for saving me the time. It is a quite local problem and it is a bit
more people
in this world, who cannot even grasp the definition red/blue, if is not a
pure color
issue. It is however quite interesting to read about US color problem and
it is a
clear improvement, because it is not
Nancy,
Much of what you are saying have a majority following by the world
population, but you are simplifying the issues. This in the name of a God
that only have a relatively small following. Fortunately, the majority of
the Gods or teachings without a God, do adhere to and preach your
Dale,
It is difficult and 2% is a very high value. European countries have a 1 %
goal and several of them give around 0.8% of GDP. For most European
countries, it is a true 0.8% with little hooks, like that they have to
spend the money in purchases from the donor Country.
US give 0.2% of
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Dale,
It is difficult and 2% is a very high value. European countries have a 1 %
goal and several of them give
Bob A,
Pimentels research might be a valid representation of the results from a
very well defined process. The problem is that it is a very narrow set of
parameters and they look like they are chosen to get a predetermined result
and an argument that benefit those that wants to limit
results if a crop like sugar beets was
used instead of corn?
Tom Irwin
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From: Hakan Falk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 07:45:27 -0300
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cornell on ethanol, biodiesel, hydrogen energy
efficiencies
Bob
Keith,
The financing of University research projects should be official public
information. Somebody in US only have to ask for the information about the
project at Cornell university. I doubt that they have any obligation to
give the information to foreigners, so maybe someone of our US
Ray,
I have no idea why you waste your time on over production of corn, but I
will once more tell the story about Germans and the WWII peace. After the
peace, the Germans needed food aid to avoid starving, US asked them what
they needed and they answered Korn (Rye in German). US started to
There are nothing to support this BS argument, on the contrary, all
statistics and practical experience says the opposite.
Jeremy,
The only statistics that might have any real and substantive connections to
peaceful society is strict gun control and, even much more, a high average
Keith,
Sorry, I was going through email in sequential order and did not see this
until after I posted. I think you are right in stopping this thread now,
there are not more to say on it.
Hakan
At 07:36 AM 8/7/2005, you wrote:
No more guns, thankyou.
This is a subject that, on a global
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 in my
office, I discovered
is happening in Iraq and other places. This is why Iraq is a loose,
loose situation for US.
Hakan
At 08:08 11/08/2005, you wrote:
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
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
Earl,
It would be interesting to know how many countries you lived, or
worked, in and how many languages you can communicate in?
Hakan
At 06:45 13/08/2005, you wrote:
Mike,
Where do I start?
First, I have a real problem with any government (U.S., state,
local) taking my hard earned
Earl,
Why I asked?
I am Swedish and have lived and worked in 8 countries including US,
worked in 25 and visited 60+ more. I found many things that I liked
and some things that I disliked in all of them. I can make myself
understood in 5 languages, not including the Danish and Norweigian
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