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Date: Sun, 09 Feb 2003 01:23:15 -
Subject: [Biodiesel] Re: Obstacles facing small producers and co-ops in the US
my friend of the small producer business just got a WVO haulers'
licence. I wonder what those
http://biz.yahoo.com/rm/030209/politics_kerry_1.html
Reuters
Sen. Kerry blasts Bush's environmental policies
Sunday February 9, 1:59 am ET
WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. John Kerry of
Massachusetts blasted President George W. Bush's environmental policies
Thanks for the information. Seems like Blue Sun has considered and
dealt with many of the regulatory hurdles if they indeed have real plans
for these large capacity processing plants. Perhaps they could provide
the model for others. Then again, if they are a for profit
organization, they
Thanks for forwarding this Keith. A very interesting read. What a pity that in
the land of freedom Americans literally in their own backyards have to
struggle so much to go into entrepeneurial exciting productive new businesses.
What a pity that this is not recognized for the widespread problem
Mark,
large-scale biodiesel manufacturers have an easier time dealing with
regulations than the little guys do. The hurdles I was pointing out are the
ones that slow down development of small producer business and of coops-
the big plants don't have these issues as much partly because they're
Hi MM
Thanks for forwarding this Keith.
You're welcome - same problem you and I both have sometimes,
crossposting stuff to various lists, but then some stuff ends up at
some lists but not others. This is an interesting topic, IMO, I
didn't want us to lose track of what Mark's saying about
This is a new item just in. Easier than the babington. A great veggie oil
burner, but will work with waste motor oil, etc.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/turk/
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Well?
Sure, economies of scale can make a dif on afforability.
But I haven't yet seen much in the way of any comprised list of
regs that have to be met, or at least not in a public forum such
as this. Now would be as good a time as any to make a short and
long list and do a run down of how
Folks, I ask for personal reasons (paranoia about word back to our local
authorities, possibly getting the inspector mentioned into trouble with his
superiors!) that you don't crosspost this beyond this particular list.
Our coop, a which is a medium-scale homebrew operation involving
Yes, 1 watt of electricity produces approximately 3.4 btu of heat
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From: girl mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 12:27 AM
Subject: [biofuel] electrical heating question
While we're on the subject of electricity, I got
1 watt-hour = 3.412 BTUs. Note the time component.
So, if the element is rated at 1250 watts and is getting the rated voltage and
operates for an hour, it will produce about 4250 BTUs. Actual BTUs produced
will
depend on how much time the element is switched on, which is typically
HI Greg,
Inregards to planting replacement tress i would go with a native deep rooted
tree like a oak or hickery. They are slow growing, have deep tap roots that
do not get into sewer pipes or septic tanks, you can eat the nuts
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I'll intersperse my comments.
Motie:
I thought your response to Mr. Fairanks seemed reasonable. It
isn't as though
you are grumbling for handouts, but rather asking to be allowed to
do business.
That is my position,
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Did you ever try to get an audience of any sort with him? I bet
if
he knew a
lot about your case he'd probably care a bit, even if he might
fail
to help as
much as he thought he'd be able to do.
On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 08:18, you wrote:
Hello,
I am considering purchasing a diesel tractor to fuel with 100%
biodiesel. I am considering a small Yanmar (YM146) mower with a 48
deck. This is plenty big enough to mow my lawn. Does anyone have
any idea how Yanmar diesel engines perform with
http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm/ID/7230/view/print
Secret Draft Of `Patriot II'
Justice Department Drafts Sweeping Expansion Of Anti-Terrorism Act
Charles Lewis is the founder and executive director of the Center for
Public Integrity. Adam Mayle is a James R. Soles Fellow at the
Center.
Yanmars are excellent diesels, and work well on biodiesel. My grandfather
and I ran a marine diesel business and resold yanmars for many years in the
70's and 80's. We will be doing a WVO conversion on one sometime this year.
Steve Spence
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Discussion
http://biz.yahoo.com/rm/030209/politics_kerry_1.html
Reuters
Sen. Kerry blasts Bush's environmental policies
Sunday February 9, 1:59 am ET
WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. John Kerry of
Massachusetts blasted President George W. Bush's environmental policies
motie wrote:
http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm/ID/7230/view/print
Secret Draft Of `Patriot II'
Justice Department Drafts Sweeping Expansion Of Anti-Terrorism Act
Other concerns of unrest that stir the imagination --
If You Want To Win An Election, Just Control The Voting Machines
A article that sums up recent events and doesn't hold back --
Fake terror alerts:
by John Kaminski
2-8-3
http://www.timewedo.com/special/kaminski/fake.shtml
How stupid do they think we are? Only hours after our much-praised Secretary
of State is
revealed to have been using material
Thanks for forwarding this Keith. A very interesting read. What a pity that in
the land of freedom Americans literally in their own backyards have to
struggle so much to go into entrepeneurial exciting productive new businesses.
What a pity that this is not recognized for the widespread problem
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Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 22:59
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Introduction and some questions - Newbie
You're probably looking at $300 then. Is the price of firewood in
your area worth messing with it?
I'm
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2002/12/021204080856.htm
based on a few past conversations here, I think some of the folks here seem to
have a general strong interest in planetary science, etc., so I thought to pass
this on.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
I had thought about Oak, but they grow to slowly for were I was needing it,
Hickories don't normally do well around here (short growing season among
other things). I'm not to worried about the sewer line problem, I was going
to plant on the south east corner and the south side of the house and
Hi MM
Thanks for forwarding this Keith.
You're welcome - same problem you and I both have sometimes,
crossposting stuff to various lists, but then some stuff ends up at
some lists but not others. This is an interesting topic, IMO, I
didn't want us to lose track of what Mark's saying about
kilowatt hour (kWh or kw hr)
the commercial unit of electric energy. One kilowatt hour represents the
amount of energy delivered a rate of 1000 watts over a period of one hour.
Since the watt is 1 joule/sec and there are 3600 seconds in an hour, the
kilowatt hour is equivalent to exactly 3.6
Josh Madison has a great little free program:
http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/
where you can get all the conversions you need. Watt conversion is under the
energy tab.
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Jesse Parris | studio53 | 53
What doesn't the article hold back on, the truth or BS. Do you really
believe Secretary of State Colin Powell plagiarized material from a college
student for his speech to the United Nations. He has the total U.S.
Intelligence gathering agencies to use at his disposal, and he plagiarized
from
Dear Girlmark:
Who would receive the monies from the solar tax? Would the collected Solar
tax monies go to the utilities company, or the State of California? Who is
going to profit from the proposed tax?
Harley
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From: girl mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Actually, he is likely thinking the RMS calculation of which 120VAC RMS
would be 120 x 1.414 = Peak voltage and Peak voltage x .707 to get RMS. You
would be much closer using the 120 x .707 to get a well filtered DC voltage.
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FARMERS OPINION
I have been a lurker for several years. I enjoy hearing the opinions
and thoughts of all of you out there posting to this board. I commend you
for sharing your ideas and technology with regards to any type of
alternative fuel (biofuel or not). I also commend you for
This is a new item just in. Easier than the babington. A great veggie oil
burner, but will work with waste motor oil, etc.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/turk/
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From: Bronik
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 11:31 AM
To: kirk
Subject: Swastika is from Finland?Re: FW: [biofuel] Re: Re:
Democracy--Nazi Germany was Democratic!???
Kirk,
The German Swastika was a Finnish symbol that was adopted by the
Nazis.
I have
Steve-
It looks like what the miniature steam train guys call a pot
burnerthey are great for burning pert-near any kinda earlnot to
deride the design, but it looks nothing new to me. I've actually been
waiting for someone to say they've tried a pot burner on this list.
-Myles Twete,
It was a British document that Mr. Powell gave exceedingly high
praise to. Approximately 1/3 of the report was not only
plagiarized (a fault attributed to British Unintelligence) but
was also years old, portrayed as if it was this morning's griddle
cakes.
Todd
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From:
Oh...and one more thing.
The Brits responded something akin to we have a lot to learn
from this, or some such.
Funny that. A madman ready to send 10's of thousands of human
lives into carnage and these brainchildren use a years old primer
as foundation to push for spilling today's blood.
Hi Thor
Keith,
Interesting article and study, but also very
unsettling. I had a hard time accepting this study
that is premised on cannibalism, even though a bit of
looking on the web revealed that Cornish chicks tend
to be cannabilistic. I wonder why they didn't use
rats or weasels, or
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wrote:
You're probably looking at $300 then. Is the price of firewood in
your area worth messing with it?
I'm looking at around $225.00 a cord for soft woods, $300 for hard
wood.
WOW! I'm in culture shock. Here it's
you can't put a cord of wood in a pickup truck. a cord of wood is 4 x 4 x 8
and weighs 2 tons.
Steve Spence
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.707 is the reciprocal of 1.414
The RMS value is the DC heating value.
Well filtered is proportional to capacitance in the filter.
He said:
Someone I respect in electronics stated that a
simple AC - DC filtered rectification circuit results in the output VDC
being 1.7 the input VAC.
If this
What doesn't the article hold back on, the truth or BS. Do you really
believe Secretary of State Colin Powell plagiarized material from a college
student for his speech to the United Nations. He has the total U.S.
Intelligence gathering agencies to use at his disposal, and he plagiarized
from
Opps, should of checked for incoming.
Thanks Keith! Looks like Harley I
have allot more to read.
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