Dr. Tyson:
Your situation is probably a blessing in disguise. Those of us interested
in developing commercial level biodiesel production probably would not have
benefited much from future funding by the Feds.
1. The sciences is well known and widely distributed.
2. Technology
DOE may be cutting the project because it is the wrong fit for Dr. Tyson's
research (developing new feedstocks). Perhaps USDA will pick it up?
KPS
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What would happen if you wanted to retain the pump setting used for
petrodiesel so you could use it if you ahd to and not have the timing too
far retarded. Will this cause the diesel engine to produce massive
amounts of pollution and/or
We'll never be able to totally prevent birds from dying with our current
centralized power distribution system. If we used only clean power
generation technologies that in themselves were bird-safe, birds would
still die as a result. This is true because renewable resources (wind,
water, and
Daryll:
Darryl McMahon wrote:
Alex, I cannot speak for you. I can only speak and act for myself.
In my small local world, I try not to forget about the welfare of creatures I
encounter, large or small. I won't waste bandwidth with the small things I do
that
I think make things better. But
Hello Robert,
'Course those old lattice towers will find there way
into other niches in the industry. H... I
smell a wind industry garage sale in the making.
Then we simply spread the problem around until it
becomes less obvious, right?
Not in my backyard! :-)
Sorry. I've got but
On January 13th, Keith wrote:
Luis, I've wanted to say so a few times in response to your posts -
IMO the big hole in your scheme is your exclusive concentration on
sugar. It's no use telling me that it's the best crop for this or
that reason or scores of reasons: THERE IS NO BEST CROP.
The Soul of the White Ant by Eugne N. Marais
http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library.html#marais
I liked your writeup of this guy.
Thankyou! A labour of love, I suppose. I hope you'll read the book,
I'm sure you'll enjoy it and I think it will help you.
I've lived most of my life amid
Hi Alex, Gustl
Alex, if you want to be a farmer you really, really, really should
read this first, and then you'll get a lot more out of The One Straw
Revolution, and a lot more out of farming too:
An Agricultural Testament by Sir Albert Howard
I got an interesting letter from Joe Jobe of the NBB today, which, as my
other contacts in the NBB have stated, seems (to me) to be concerned with
the california hostility to the NBB (MY paraphrase, read it for
yourselves). I have heard from others in the NBB that they believe that
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What would happen if you wanted to retain the pump setting used for
petrodiesel so you could use it if you ahd to and not have the timing
too
far retarded. Will this cause the diesel engine to produce massive
amounts of pollution
aggressive. Anyway, all snakes are a bit like that big cobra, unless
you startle them or disturb them when they're nesting they'll either
leave you alone or keep out of your way. Maybe there are some
exceptions but I've never met any. I've never met a rattlesnake
either, but I'd be surprised
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 02:20:54 -0800, you wrote:
aggressive. Anyway, all snakes are a bit like that big cobra, unless
you startle them or disturb them when they're nesting they'll either
leave you alone or keep out of your way. Maybe there are some
exceptions but I've never met any. I've never
MM,
I changed the subject line, if you do not mind. Because I like to
continue to post on the original subject.
Hakan
At 13:25 14/01/2004, you wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 02:20:54 -0800, you wrote:
aggressive. Anyway, all snakes are a bit like that big cobra, unless
you startle them or
Good morning from Alabama,
I have lived all my life in rural southeast Alabama. Hunted, fished, and
played in the wild. I have numerous friends in the timber business. This is
what I have learned about poisonous things that live here.
Timber people refer to Rattlesnakes as Gentlemen. These
Keith:
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Alex, Gustl
Alex, if you want to be a farmer you really, really, really should
read this first, and then you'll get a lot more out of The One Straw
Revolution, and a lot more out of farming too:
An Agricultural Testament by Sir Albert Howard
Luis R. Calzadilla wrote:
Wrong Keith:
You are wrong again Keith when you issue the following statement:
Wrong again, Keith when you utter:
Keith, who told you all the above?
Now, in reference to the yeast, you are wrong again, dear Keith:
Sorry Keith, but you have failed on all counts.
Hi all,
foregive me to post this open Letter from the Muslim community but it deserves
the attention of any peaceloving individual
Background: A call to mobilize against colonial occupations on March 20th,
2004, was issued and endorsed by a large nationwide coalition of
organizations and
When I learned that Ward Oil in Tampa, Florida was carying biodiesel
for a few cents more than regular diesel I went down there and bought
some. It was only a couple of miles out of my way, so what the heck.
The general press' idea of a few cents is $1.07, aparently. The stuff
was
Bill:
Thanks for the info.
MM
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 08:23:57 -0600, you wrote:
Good morning from Alabama,
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Made more on the issue and have done insulation issues,
First aid for house owners.
Preliminary draft, Jan. 2004.
http://www.energysavingnow.com/firstaid/
Hakan
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Alan: two tank will allow this, just use diesel for start/stop fuel. A
quick switch back to diesel and you will be able to engage the main
safety feature of all two-tank systems: the
Back-off A*hole Closefollower Or Face Fumigation(BACOFF) system.
No need to sacrifice that valuable OEM
I am now the proud owner of a Lister engine - now to get it
running! :-))
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What size ?
I am very interested in this combination also
Ken
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We probably find one Black widow a day here in rural VA in the
summer. Wearing gloves as suggested is a great idea, but I find not
always practical. I ALWAYS look to see what I am putting my hand on
though, that habit is pretty easy to get. Black widows are almost always
hanging
Panel Discussion- A Critical Look at the Biodiesel Industry
Tuesday, January 20, 7-9pm
BioFuel Oasis, 2465 4th St @ Dwight in Berkeley
$5-10 donation requested
Do we want Monsanto and petroleum companies to control the biodiesel industry?
Well, they already do to a certain extent.
Find out
I have also heard of the electric shock treatment, for snake bite as well.
The theory is that the electric current neutralizes the toxin. I have heard
that this treatment is a favorite among people who are in an environment
where snake bites are frequent and treatment is scarce.
Brown Recluse
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 16:17:31 -0600, you wrote:
I have also heard of the electric shock treatment, for snake bite as well.
The theory is that the electric current neutralizes the toxin. I have heard
that this treatment is a favorite among people who are in an environment
where snake bites are
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