Keith,
Although this is interesting within the contexts of climate change,
what are your views in relation to the oil companies in these times
of declining oil production.
It appears that the year 2002 was the peak year for oil production
and unless this decline is purely political then it
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/corporations.html
Corporate Watch
What's wrong with corporations?
Some things you'd probably prefer weren't true about corporations
Corporations are people too
Corporations are benefit scroungers
Corporations are persistent offenders
Corporations are
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/dan_corp.html
Corporate Watch - Program on Corporations Law Democracy
What are Corporations?- Where did they come from? How did they become
so powerful?
Introduction
Not-for-profit corporations
Very Brief History of Corporate Development
First Wave
Small-scale capitalism works out fine, but as scale increases the
departure from real capitalism becomes more pronounced---profits are
privatized, but costs are socialized. The attendant repair and
maintenance are left to succeeding generations if possible, if not,
to present low and middle
As I understand, the technical octane rating of Methanol and Ethanol are
comparable. But then again, my alcohol real-life experience is limited.
Though my instincts tell me that if the Max compression ratio of Meth and
Eth are different it's probably because the Methanol fuel mixture is so
Wow! a high performance, lighter, Harley!
Merry Christmas, Doug
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 03:52 am, Neoteric Biofuels Inc wrote:
http://www.americanprofile.com/issues/20010930/20010930ne_1354.asp
See link above, ask this chap for plans, maybe. Perkins in a Harley, on
biodiesel.
On Monday,
First off I would wish all of Christian persuasion, a Merry Christmas,
everyone a Happy New Year.
I tend to agree with Keith on this, and wish that the American population
was better educated in world affairs. Unfortunately America is incredibly
powerful, uses this might to bend others
Good luck finding a scrap Harley
Thanks primarily to RUB's buying up all the new production, even a
basket-case HD will set you back a couple grand. (For the uninitiated,
a RUB pronounced rube is a Rich Urban Biker generally a doctor,
attorney, accountant or other white collar professional
Ken Kern built several papercrete homes,i believe,30 years
ago.EARTH-HOUSE.COM is well worth everyone time to explore!
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hello to all the biofuel makers out there!! I am a
student in the Olympia, WA area. I have been reading
about biofuel for over a year now, and want to try a
batct though I am not confident in my comprehension of
written material. I am much more of a learn by seeing
person. My hopes are to
I'm sorry if I came in late on this but I did see this:
http://www.farmshow.com/issues/27/05/270502.asp
Kind of big but a place to start.
Also, Farmshow is a very good publication to browse. Good ideas and things
to ponder.
fred
On 22 Dec 2003, Dan Maker wrote:
Neoteric Biofuels Inc said:
http://www.e-traction.com/
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On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 18:55:29 +0900, you wrote:
Hi MM
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=585e=2u=/nm/2003122
0/sc_nm/environment_valdez_dc
I love where the Exxon VP Frank Sprow claims that study of the situation has
shown the remarkable powers of recovery of the environment.
:-)
Chris,
What I am unsure of, and would like some advice
on is what is a good way to do methanol recovery?
and what is the preferred method of transfer from
container to container?
A thin film evaporator coupled to a condensor is the best method of
recovery. A rough verbal description can
Bryan Brah said:
Thanks primarily to RUB's buying up all the new production, even a
basket-case HD will set you back a couple grand. (For the uninitiated,
a RUB pronounced rube is a Rich Urban Biker generally a doctor,
attorney, accountant or other white collar professional who transports
Appal Energy said:
A thin film evaporator coupled to a condensor is the best method of
recovery. A rough verbal description can be found at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/biofuel/message/30463
Something like this could easily be scaled up and modularized to match
volumes of production.
Hi Gustl
Hallo,
Ja, this is off topic a bit. I was a printer by trade and am on a
letterpress mailing list.
I'm a journalist, brought up in the hot-metal era, and my first job
was production planning at a big printing firm, before I joined the
press. A letterpress mailing list? Linotype
Hi Bryan
Good luck finding a scrap Harley
Thanks primarily to RUB's buying up all the new production, even a
basket-case HD will set you back a couple grand. (For the uninitiated,
a RUB pronounced rube is a Rich Urban Biker generally a doctor,
attorney, accountant or other white collar
Hi MM
It's not in their nature to play fair - they don't have a nature,
they're corporations. They'll do whatever thay can to benefit the
bottom line. The only way to make them behave is to make it too
expensive for them to misbehave. Otherwise, rules, whether of free
trade or whatever, are
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/corporations.html
Corporate Watch
What's wrong with corporations?
Some things you'd probably prefer weren't true about corporations
Corporations are people too
Corporations are benefit scroungers
Corporations are persistent offenders
Corporations are
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/dan_corp.html
Corporate Watch - Program on Corporations Law Democracy
What are Corporations?- Where did they come from? How did they become
so powerful?
Introduction
Not-for-profit corporations
Very Brief History of Corporate Development
First Wave
I wish a Merry Christmas to all of you, and pray God for peace, love,
friendship, joy, health, a good job, well being among all the countries in the
world.
Best wishes
Marcelino Miranda
QUIMICA NOVA S.A.
Argentina
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison
To:
Why not try a HD trans in a jap frame? You're gonna have to modify
things to fit a diesel in there anyway.
Dan Maker wrote:
Anyway, Harleys are overpriced and overrated. Your best bet for a
diesel conversion is to go with an older Japanese bike. They are cheap,
well made, and readily
Luis, gracias por suscribirme a su lista. Perdone mi espanol, que no es
perfecto. Me encantaria las otras sorpresas que tienes para alguien que
puede leer espanol.
Naci en Manhattan, Nueva York, 1961. Aprendi hablar espanol de mis padres
que eran inmigrantes. Vivi en Espana por 6.5 anos y mi
Hallo Keith,
I am sending all replies to the Letpress list.
And now, it is a small world isn't it? I have, out rusting in my barn
unfortunately, a complete letterpress job shop. C-4 Intertype, Model
M Ludlow, both electric pot, loads of handset type, Heidelberg 10x15
Windmill, Miehle V36
Keith Addison said:
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/corporations.html
Corporate Watch
What's wrong with corporations?
Some things you'd probably prefer weren't true about corporations
Corporations are people too
Corporations are benefit scroungers
Corporations are
Detrick Merz said:
Why not try a HD trans in a jap frame? You're gonna have to modify
things to fit a diesel in there anyway.
An HD trans? I was thinking, last night, of using a seperate transmission
but I haven't done any research into what options are avaliable.
Dan
--
Jack of all
Gustl Steiner-Zehender said:
Van der Cook adjustable bed proof press
Hehe, my wife and I printed our wedding announcements on a Van der Cook,
hand set the type, had a lot of fun doing it. She does hand book binding
and repair work, majored in Design at university, with an emphases on
book
I read in one of the former mails that there is no Royal Enfield Diesel
version available. In Germany there seems to be a dealer who is still
building/selling them.
Here his url: http://home.t-online.de/home/Beckedorf/dealer.htm
Andreas Ohnsorge
CSC
Abraham-Lincoln-Park 1
65189 Wiesbaden
Dan Maker said:
Detrick Merz said:
Why not try a HD trans in a jap frame? You're gonna have to modify
things to fit a diesel in there anyway.
An HD trans?
Doh! HD == Harley Davidson. I can't believe I missed that the first time.
Dan
--
Jack of all trades, master of none.
Fiber
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Dan Maker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Detrick Merz said:
Why not try a HD trans in a jap frame? You're gonna have to
modify
things to fit a diesel in there anyway.
An HD trans? I was thinking, last night, of using a seperate
transmission
but I haven't
Hi Gustl
We really are off-topic (I think) but what the hell, it's Christmas. :-)
Hallo Keith,
I am sending all replies to the Letpress list.
And now, it is a small world isn't it?
Very, small and huge - immensely small?
I have, out rusting in my barn
unfortunately, a complete letterpress
... and China and India
Pierre
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, doug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is only a matter of time until
Europe flexes its economic might, ...
Doug
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
hello to all the biofuel makers out there!! I am a
student in the Olympia, WA area. I have been reading
about biofuel for over a year now, and want to try a
batct though I am not confident in my comprehension of
written material. I am much more of a learn by seeing
person. My hopes are to
Hi Dan
Keith Addison said:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor5.html
5-gallon processor - Cheap, simple, safe and effective
Nice! I think a 5 gal. / 20 l. test batch is probably easier to make
than a 1 l. or 1.5 l. test batch, the smaller the test batch, the more
precise
Small-scale capitalism works out fine, but as scale increases the
departure from real capitalism becomes more pronounced---profits are
privatized, but costs are socialized. The attendant repair and
maintenance are left to succeeding generations if possible, if not,
to present low and middle
Hi Dan
Keith Addison said:
http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/corporations.html
Corporate Watch
What's wrong with corporations?
Some things you'd probably prefer weren't true about corporations
Corporations are people too
Corporations are benefit scroungers
Several years ago, I set out to build a diesel engine to a specification of
50 hp. from a 50 lb. mechanism. (7 lb/hp is more typical) It was about the
size of a roll of paper twoels and perfectly balanced, weighed 53 lb. minus the
fuel pump. While it was designed for unmanned aircraft, it
... and China and India
Pierre
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, doug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is only a matter of time until
Europe flexes its economic might, ...
Doug
How come nobody mentions Japan? We're really talking about flexing
economic might politically, and while Japan
Me thinks that's a question befitting the Revenuer.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Maker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 3:25 AM
Subject: thin film evaporator for ethanol? [was - Re: [biofuel] Methanol
Recovery for Beginners -(2nd try)]
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