1: In Australia, pallets are chipped (then the nails etc are sorted
recycled) The chips go to mulch, etc.
2: Tractor tyres, with the sidewall cut out would make a good bed. (Use a
pointy carving knife to cut the walls out- do not tell the wife! Women just
do not understand! (TIC)) Lay
Well, I really appreciate all the responses to my post. However, I'm
still at a loss as to what I can do, given only one acre of land and
the need for a productive crop rotation from the same piece of land
every year.
So far, I saw one post that questioned whether you need crop
rotation at
How's about all dropping shares/stocks in oil and related products/goods,
What if you'd have to buy them first but you haven't got any money?
just dumping them and investing in gold?
:-) That's worse than Euros, revolutionary talk, the Empire won't
like it. You don't happen to have any WMDs
Hi James
I recently scored 14 (!!!) 55g drums of new canola oil for free.
Good score! :-)
The pint/quart of canola left would add 0.23-0.46% triglycerides to
55 gallons of biodiesel. Even if your processing is good that's just
enough to bump you out of the standards requirements.
Bob and
The extra water might not make any difference, as Joe Street and I
were saying a month or so back. Some water is acceptable, but just
how much is not easy to say, so it's safer to get rid of any and all
water if you can. But your 93% sulphuric is worth a try. Start with
low-FFA oil, preferably
Title: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
I am
forwarding this article as a way to introduce youto Stephan's writings.
Peace, D. Mindock
My
Groups | stephendinan Main
Page
Forward
freely...Honoring the Sacred Core of IslamSacred America
series #12by
Hi Keith,
I hope you are right about Americans. Are enough of them agitating
Congress
so that some action will be taken that will rid us of the Dumb-Duo? Geez,
it'd
be so nice. (Maybe you see things more clearly from Tokyo.)
Some people have been saying maybe you can only see the US from
Interesting, but why do not tell that
Christianity is the one of God's spin off that,
historically and presently, is the most violent,
indifferent and brutal version. Islam is probably
on average least violent, even if you look at
current statistics also. If you truly worship
God, you
Thanks for the great advice all!
I will not worry about the trace amounts of oil this go-around. I like
your idea Kieth of building a stand and making a lid from fiberglass.
Today is my day off so I think I'll dust off the welder...
Thanks,
James
On 4/11/06, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
THIS MIGHT
BE USEFUL FOR YOU ETHANOL USERS
I once saw
in an old copy of Mother Earth News where a farmer had a good crop of
corn
but every one else had a good crop too and the market had taken a dive.
He
decided to convert his crop to ethanol. He had to go through all sorts
of
rigmarole to
Hi Jim,Michael,
not to forget,that wood,sligthly burned will
autoprotect (retard the fire) it self when burned and so keep the structural
strengt longer!
Fritz
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From:
JJJN
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 11:52
PM
Title: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
We started with family structure, progressed
to group structure, handing of power from patriarchs to the people, to the
decline in racism, and the vote for women, we are now at the stage where
religion needs to harmonize. The radicals are but few that
Ken,
Thanks for your
response.
You wrote:
"That's pretty clean oil -- should only have maybe 11g of
FFA per liter,which will need about 5g (3ml) of85% H3PO4 (per
liter oil) to separate.Sounds like you're using about 300X too much
phosphoric acid."
Each 4.5 gal cubie
contains the
Hi Ron, and all
More about solar stills here:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_manual/manual15.html
The Manual for the Home and Farm Production of Alcohol Fuel
by S.W. Mathewson
Chapter 15
SOLAR STILLS
Best
Keith
THIS MIGHT BE USEFUL FOR YOU ETHANOL USERS
I once saw in an
I remember this pallet recycling problem was discussed here a couple years
ago. People were talking about using the reclaimed pallet wood in housing
construction, like the lath strips you find in old plaster walls... I think
it was Steve Spence was building his house that way? but that could be
Todd,
I appreciate your response. I think you hit the nail on the head when you
1. suggested that I added too much acid
2. questioned how long I waited
I added 1L 85%H3PO4 to each of 12 cubies. The next morning I did not see
separation, nor did I see the mineral precip on the
Hello
Long time ago I have read an intelligent use of old tires to grow vegetation
on desert. Basically they were reclaiming some of the desert back.
They would make a carpet of tires which were chained together. They would
fill them with dirt and grow orange trees if I am not mistaken.
The
The video
brings up new info that I've not seen before. The video makers did do a lot of
work to pull a lot sources together. The 9/11tradgedy was, in spite of all
the effort by the gov, a bungled job. It doesn't stand up to intelligent
scrutiny. Now it is our job toget thedisgusting
Hello Doug and all
We started with family structure, progressed to group structure,
handing of power from patriarchs to the people, to the decline in
racism, and the vote for women, we are now at the stage where
religion needs to harmonize. The radicals are but few that
influence/control a
Thomas,
If you use one of those 1,000,000 candlepower flashlights and shine it
through the HDPE container, you should be able to see the separation
easily enough as well as the initial curdling..
As for putting the potassium phosphate on the compost pile? The better
method would be to
Hi just went to check this movie out and got a
warning that it could be a fraud attempt. Could this be the big brother
intervention that other threads have warned about?I wonder?
Bob
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From:
D.
Mindock
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Sent: Tuesday,
copy the url proper (not the entire hotlink) and paste it into your browser.
Todd Swearingen
Bob Carr wrote:
Hi just went to check this movie out and got a warning that it could
be a fraud attempt. Could this be the big brother intervention that
other threads have warned about? I wonder?
Bob
I
noticed the fraud warning as well so I googled "Loose Change" and was directed
to the site. Seems legit.
Doug
Turner
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CarrSent: April 11, 2006 12:41 PMTo:
I've done some research on events discussed in this video.The facts about Operation North Woods was in fact discussed in Noam Chomsky's book Hegemony or Survival. It has a lot of credible information.In a documentary, it'sabsolutely critical to be accurate with ALL YOUR RESEARCH.On July
Greetings all
I mentioned a few months ago that we're doing some research
collaboration with a local biofuels company here. They have biodiesel
projects running in Japan and Southeast Asia, along with a business
partnership with the chemistry professor at a major Japanese
technical university
Keith, well done! Super stuff and great information in the on-going
wars of words regarding home brew quality.
For my own clarification, all these tests were on acid-base process
batches, correct? Any chance of getting similar testing done on
single-stage base method, just for comparison
WW II could/would have been incited without AH.
However it could not have been achieved without Sloan, Standard oil, Ford and
guess who? $36M was the payoff from memory to Sloan of GM because his factory
that produced military equipment/vehicles was bombed by the US. Hence the
compensation.
The nice thing about Brazil's ethanol program is the closed-loop cycle thatthey use. The sugar cane is harvested and brought to the mill where it pressed into a sugary syrup and dry mass. The dry mass is burned in efficient double-stage heat-capture boilers (at least in the better plants) to
I just checked the journeytoforever site on ethanol stills - a FANTASTIC resource! Enough info to set up any kind ofhigh-quality system, with references - Once again I'm amazed at the concentration and quality of information - gracias!Peter I. SolemRon Shirley Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Photovoltaics are pretty sustainable; let me explain why I think so before I get jumped! The original cells made in the fifties at Bell Labs are still generating power today; very long lifetimes exist with well built silicon infrastructure. New third generation silicon technology has the potential
Today on the University ofCalifornia,Santa Cruz campus, an organized group of student protestors succeded in shutting down the campus job fair until the military recruiters were forced to leave! One student who was taking photos of police surveillance officers was arrested, but the students
At the risk of generating a huge amount of hate mail, I have to point out that Bush's real crime was ignoring the FBI warnings as well as failing to act on the August 6th presidential daily briefing titled "Osama Bin Ladin determined to strike inside US". No warning to the airlines - why not?
I just got the same message. Is everyone getting it?
Mailyn
Hi just went to check this movie out and got a warning that it
could be a fraud attempt. Could this be the big brother
intervention that other threads have warned about? I wonder?
Bob
- Original Message -
From: D. Mindock
Biofuel@sustainablelists.org wrote:
copy the url proper (not the entire hotlink) and paste it into your
browser.
Todd Swearingen
The message was in the content of my email, but it did not
interfere with pasting the URL into my browser.
Marilyn
Bob Carr wrote:
Hi just went to check this
My experience has been like this . I started in late summer to try to
separate the cocktail. As with the wvo I used small test batches. The
separation took much longer than I would have thought. But I did get
separation. The batches I did seemed to get better with time but the temp
was high 95 deg
On Apr 11, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Derick Giorchino wrote:
My experience has been like this . I started in late summer to try to
separate the cocktail. As with the wvo I used small test batches. The
separation took much longer than I would have thought. But I did get
separation.
I think we're
No,
I've seen these warnings before. I think that it is someones antivirus/spyware
program or mail server
doing it.
regards
tallex
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Loose Change -- new video sheds new light on 9/11
Sent: 11 Apr '06 13:43
i dont really take stock in any religion, so i think i can see a lot of the
problems with this topic. first of all, god does not create power, but
gather it from those who believe in him/her/them, making it an item of
thought. coming from so many places and people who have their own versions
Thanks again Keith,
I had great confidence in the tests at JtF before but even more now. I
make them all a routine part of processing - when I have oil. That
problem is starting to work out so today the future is not as black as
yesterday. I also would like to say thanks for the organic
Keith,
Should he add 2-3 % more acid to make up the amount he is missing or
would this just add more water?
Keith Addison wrote:
The extra water might not make any difference, as Joe Street and I
were saying a month or so back. Some water is acceptable, but just
how much is not easy to say,
These are all good points, I.S.
For more skepticism on Loose Change, see: http://www.indybay.org/news/2005/12/1787340.php
and a number of websites cited therein.
I haven't sorted it all through yet, and even the above site could itself be a dupe. Who knows?
Bottom line for me, though, is that we
Why
not compress Woodgas and run it in larger vehicles, buss, trucks and
such.
The
vehicles would need to be large enoughto handle the storage tanks.
Woodgas is about:
CO 22%
H2
18%
CH4
3%
CO26%
N2 51%
The
excessive N2 in the gas causesproblem
withstorage.
So why
not use a
Is it so wrong that i'm gigling over finding what seems to be a
perfectly good 40gal electric hot water heater at the dump?!
Today's dump run yielded a wonderful find. An electric hot water
heater! It looked in great shape sitting there. No obvious problems,
and only rust stains on the bottom, no
I do not know if you will get the same chemical reaction with 93% vs.
95%. It may not be a simple calculation that more would be needed, as
chemical reactions can differ with the amount of concentrate, heat,
etc. You can buy 95%-98% sulfuric acid, ACS Reagent Grade at ChemLab
Supply in
Relax folks, or relax about this anyway. The list server put the
fraud warning there, we all should have got it.
MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from t.ymlp.com
claiming to be...
We asked the list's host service to add blanket MailScanner
protection for the list last year
I think that we are at the same footing in this, only that the jihad
for the muslims, is not comparable to the exodus for the Jews or the
crusades for the Christians. It is a Christian translation, to
connect it with any sort of violence. As I understand Jihad, it is
more comparable with
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Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 8:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Fw: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
i dont really take stock in any religion, so i think i can see a lot of
the
problems with
hmmm, i didnt mean book as such , but yes i agree
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Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Fw: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
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i did not explain myself well on the topic of the exodus, i meant the
slavery and oppression leading to it. the exodus was an escape from the
cruelties of greed and power.
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 11,
Remember Bush was head of the CIA and other 3
letter agencies, do not think he has moved and left no connections from senior
to Junior. What other countries can get father son as their tops with
direct involvement and connections to 3 letter agencies? So why not impeach two
Presidents
Some friends of mine dumpster dived professionally (I guess that's
what you'd call it) last summer. And sold the stuff at garage sales.
For a while they were making more than I was as an engineer. They
found some mighty good stuff -- all kinds of almost brand new or
actually brand new clothes,
does anyone know what i could use CO2 tanks for? i may have the opportunity
to lift a couple from a scrap pile in the near future.
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Hello Jim
Keith,
Should he add 2-3 % more acid to make up the amount he is missing or
would this just add more water?
It would add more water (if it's water) but I don't know about the just.
I'd say first try it as-is. Following that, the three variables you
have to play with in the first
Hello Tom
I do not know if you will get the same chemical reaction with 93% vs.
95%. It may not be a simple calculation that more would be needed, as
chemical reactions can differ with the amount of concentrate, heat,
etc.
True, but I don't think that's a concern here. Could be wrong, but
IMO
Keith,Got you copy of Overnight Sensation on the shelves somewhere?On 11 Apr 2006, at 23:45, Keith Addison wrote:You might enjoy this. 1981. Nobody listened. Frank Zappa on Crossfire, 1986
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