Hallo John,
Had we not considered it legal we wouldn't have done it. Lots of
things are considered legal until challenged. Perhaps I should
have put *considered* for emphasis on considered but I didn't think it
was necessary.
Happy Happy,
Gustl
Tuesday, 10 February, 2004, 15:21:3
http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosinsider/0402/06/c01-57178.htm
Friday, February 6, 2004
Ford attacked on fuel policy
Environmentalists' campaign takes on Bill Ford Jr. over failed effort
to improve SUV fuel efficiency
By Jeff Plungis / Detroit News Washington Bureau
California-based Blue Wat
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/06/politics/06HYDR.html
Report Questions Bush Plan for Hydrogen-Fueled Cars
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Published: February 6, 2004
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 - President Bush's plan for cars running on clean,
efficient hydrogen fuel cells is decades away from commercial
reality
> Something else that should be remembered is that when
Western
> consumers (and Japanese ones too) buy irresistably cheap stuff made
> in China, it's not really cheap - the price difference is all too
> often accounted for by exploitation and labour conditions that come
> very close to slave
John,
The Supreme Court yes, but the ending of internments? How long did it take,
bureaucracy can be difficult?
I suppose the Cuba is outside the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?
Today's government is maybe more sophisticated.
I have friend from Hawaii whose father was interned in WWII, n
michelle manglicmot wrote:
>I will be trying to make biofuel from coconut oil through the method
>suggested in journey to forever.
Which one? There are several, not all for novices.
> it was stated there that product will be
>allowed to stand for 3 weeks. is it possible to cut short this time?
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=17763
Cleaning House
By L. Rajiva, AlterNet
February 5, 2004
Summers at home in India pass in a precarious time warp. I can fax,
chat on the net or make a cell-phone call abroad but when I walk over
to my nephew's house, only a mile and a half away i
http://www.nature.com/nsu/040202/040202-13.html
Diesel makes for more smog
The 'green' fuel emits less carbon dioxide but could still boost pollution.
6 February 2004
MARK PEPLOW
Widespread use of diesel engines, often thought of as 'greener' than
the petrol alternatives, would make the air s
Hakan Falk wrote:
> John,
>
> Are you sure that you have the dates right, if so, the court ruling must be
> a joke. To rule 1994 against the second world war concentration camps for
> the Japanese in US. -))
>
> If it was dec. 1944, the shortly ending of internment, must have been close
> or
I will be trying to make biofuel from coconut oil through the method
suggested in journey to forever. it was stated there that product will be
allowed to stand for 3 weeks. is it possible to cut short this time?
_
MSN 8 helps elimi
John,
Are you sure that you have the dates right, if so, the court ruling must be
a joke. To rule 1994 against the second world war concentration camps for
the Japanese in US. -))
If it was dec. 1944, the shortly ending of internment, must have been close
or at the end of WWII. LOL
Hakan
MM,
A very good idea, let a computer do what people did in ancient times, but
forgot now. It would actually give quite good energy savings. We could even
let it utilize the mass storage of the home, instead of what most systems
do today, fight it. The Californian type of energy crises could b
Gustl Steiner-Zehender wrote:
> And just so we don't start getting puffed up here in the states we
> need to remember that we had concentration camps for the Japanese here
> and we considered them completely legal. Pick your enemy, persecute
> them and lock them up. Sad commentary on we h
And don't forget the "enemy combatents" currently lockup
up at Guantanamo. No Geneva Convention rights, no access to their families,
counsel or any legal system. Perfectly legal and with the complete support of
many Americans.
john
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From: Gustl Steiner-Zehender [mai
Yves vd hoeven wrote:
>Whenever the topic of China comes up in a discussion I think we should not
>forget what this nation is capable of as far it's human rights record is
>concerned.
Personally I'm unlikely to forget that. You say "nation", and indeed
we do have to distinguish between "Chinese
http://inthesetimes.com/comments.php?id=593_0_2_0_C
In These Times
Oil and Democracy Don't Mix
Bush administration policies guarantee a constant flow, no matter
what the human cost
By Frida Berrigan | 2.4.04
At a 1996 energy conference in New Orleans, Dick Cheney, then CEO of
Halli
Ken Gotberg wrote:
>Apologies if this has already been posted.
Wonderful! So "we" (of the advanced industrialised societies) can go
right on burning up our greedy and wasteful "share" of energy
resources that aren't even ours as if there's no tomorrow, let's all
get even bigger SUVs, and, hey
J. Schearer,
A flat bottom reactor will work as well as a conical or round bottom unit.
The challenge for the flat bottom is to achieve the same drain
characteristics. Whether using a metal or plastic tank, place the tank on an
inclined platform with a pitch of 1:12.
[The following pretty much
Hallo Yves,
Tuesday, 10 February, 2004, 08:31:48, you wrote:
...couple of snips...
Yvh> It just depends on the perspective. The Nazis judged the
Yvh> concentration camps in 1942 as a normal part of their system and
Yvh> therefore completely legal.
And just so we don't start gettin
I have seen these or something like these, at a local home and garden show, and
they could be set up to open and close automatically, depending on the time of
day ( I think that they were working on a controller that worked with a light
sensor, shutting them after the light reached a certain br
I found these:
http://www.insolroll.com/rolling/index.html
which advertise that they are "European Style" Shutters.
It occurrs to me that, with the sort of motorization this company
provides (generally they tell me their thing is motorization of other
people's shades), one could try to progra
>Absolutely not. The former Chinese president overruled his own
>constitutionally granted powers to initiate this 'cultural revolution
>styled' persecution.
The murdering and torturing which is going on for the last four years is in
violation of all international laws and treaties. Besides th
this seems very silly, at least in thermodynamic terms. I don't care
what magical process you use it requires just as much (actually more)
energy to to reduce carbon dioxide to carbon as you get from oxidizing
it in the first place.
Ken Gotberg wrote:
>
>http://www.solaraccess.com/new
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Yves vd hoeven <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners have been illegally
> arrested and detained.
>
> Over 100,000 have been illegally sent to labor camps without trials.
Pshaw!
They were arrested, detained and sent t
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Ken Gotberg <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another journalistic point of view?
>
>
> What the data shows is not warming but cooling: "The
> lower [troposphere] data are often cited as evidence
> against global warming, because they have as yet
> failed to show any
Hi Murdoch, Greg, and April
Hydrazine is a liquid at normal temps (mp 2C, bp 113C)
and while no longer used as a rocket booster fuel, it
is used for positioning/microcontroller jets. The
technology is fairly developed now and could make
sense as an earthbound vehicle fuel. Nitrogen
compounds ar
Apologies if this has already been posted.
http://www.solaraccess.com/news/story?storyid=6001
Breakthrough Purports Answer to Global Warming
Auckland, New Zealand, February 2, 2004
[SolarAccess.com] The technological breakthrough which
the world scientific and health communities have been
desp
Another journalistic point of view?
http://www.opinioneditorials.com/contributors/rummo_20040128.html
January 28, 2004
Global Warming Alarmists Are the Ones Filled with Hot
Air
Gregory Rummo
The frigid temperatures that continue throughout the
Northeast and the ice storms that pushed into t
Whenever the topic of China comes up in a discussion I
think we should not
forget what this nation is capable of as far it's human rights record is
concerned. Let's just take one - but very striking - example, the
persecution of Falun Gong:
Falun Gong is a traditional Chinese spiritual discipl
(crossposted from the US small producers list)
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "skillshare" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], murdoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(quoting Keith Addison):
"Highlights" included "a plant tour at Imperial Western
> >Products' (www.biotanefuels.com) biodie
has anyone tried phase separating filter paper or
centrifugation to
separate oil / diesel from water?
da
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--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Pieter Koole <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I thought that NaOH and methanol should not be mixed too long
before use.
This is a widespread myth... if you keep it closed tight it's fine
keeping methoxide for long periods of time. Just re-stir it somehow
Hi Mike, welcome
>Hi everyone.
>
>Can anyone point me to a "homebrew cookbook"? I would like to run
>one of my cars on ethanol and I would like to be set up by mid-summer.
>
>I have an engineering background and I take great pleasure in
>tinkering. Fabrication isn't the problem - chemistry is.
http://www.homedistiller.org/ take a peek at this
webpage it should
answer most of your questions
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Redler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> Can anyone point me to a "homebrew cookbook"? I would like to run
> one of my cars on ethanol and
Hi everyone.
Can anyone point me to a "homebrew cookbook"? I would like to run
one of my cars on ethanol and I would like to be set up by mid-summer.
I have an engineering background and I take great pleasure in
tinkering. Fabrication isn't the problem - chemistry is. I'm O.K.
with the gen
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