Thank you.
Met dank en vriendelijke groet,
Pieter Koole
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From: Paddy O'Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Question
Pieter,
The word you are looking for could be Angstrom which is one
To mark,
Good job that not everyone has your attitude to ignorance. ie flaunt it. If
everyone thought like you then the world WOULD really be in deep shit. Its
about time that you realised that the rest of the world dont need to answer
to America for anything, let alone Environmental
fuels accumulated for 10s or even 100s of millions of years.
We are releasing it over a matter of a couple of
centuries. The variations you speak of in carbon
sequestration/release rates occur over a matter of decades.
there is a big, big difference. Like 6 or 7 orders of
magnitude.
From: http://www.mindfully.org/Energy/2003/Anything-Into-Oil1may03.htm
In an industrial park in Philadelphia sits a new machine that can
change almost anything into oil. Really.
This is a solution to three of the biggest problems facing mankind,
says Brian Appel, chairman and CEO of Changing
Hello
I work for a company in West Bridgewater, MA. For my graduate project I am
trying to see if it is feasible (and if so
) implement a bio-diesel fueling station in the business park. It would serve
the businesses, employees, and other community members. It would function as a
coop. Can
You are right of course. I should study the whole treaty rather than
rely on what I read about it. Also, my thanks to you for untangling my
sentence about Republicans.
I may be being a pessimist here but I don't see the world doing much
about global warming in time to stop it's
From: http://www.mindfully.org/Energy/2003/Anything-Into-Oil1may03.htm
In an industrial park in Philadelphia sits a new machine that can
change almost anything into oil. Really.
Please use the list archives:
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/24104/1/
Information Archive at NNYTech
their model has some appeal, limited quantities, focused market, higher
prices.
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From: Hiemenz, Jessica [EMAIL
Thank you. I couldn't remember if it was just bacteria or a combination
of bacteria and termites. I don't follow the sealed container. How did
he renew the material in the container? Was the pile around the
container just to supply heat for the process or was it fed into the
container
I am keeping the perspective, the carbon was around in one form or another
for that entire time.
But now your talking sequestering, not plants decomposing, a big difference,
and it's as the opposite end of the spectrum.It is going to happen
sooner or later, be it from plants rotting, forest
Rick,
You did nor read my post about this China-propaganda by US, therefore I
will repeat it.
140 countries, which is around half the countries in the world and who
represent more than 55% of the pollution with greenhouse gases, have signed
the Kyoto protocol. US with 4+% of world
...I got nothin'
The best I could do is:
From frying to flying with biodiesel
Mike
JD2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about fry or yyy join us if you don't want to die. sort of
thing.
JD2005
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From: DHAJOGLO
To list,
On friday I have been asked to talk
I am keeping the perspective, the carbon was around in one form or another
for that entire time.
In one form or another yes, but which form, and for how long?
But now your talking sequestering,
Storing - ie, out of action.
not plants decomposing,
Carbon circulating - ie carbon
Dear Keith,
You are right of course. I should study the whole treaty rather
than rely on what I read about it. Also, my thanks to you for
untangling my sentence about Republicans.
Um, sorry, wearing my editor's hat in the wrong place, but I was
tempted by the idea of using
Dear Keith,
Thank you. I couldn't remember if it was just bacteria or a
combination of bacteria and termites. I don't follow the sealed
container. How did he renew the material in the container? Was the
pile around the container just to supply heat for the process or was
it fed into
I think the problem is not the current levels of consumption but the
change in rate of consumption. China and Southeast Asia are undergoing
a huge increase in their rate of consumption of oil, a rate that in the
long run is unsustainable.How long do you think over half the worlds
Thanks for the references and your viewpoint. Both are really helpful.
Rick
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Rick
Dear Keith,
You are right of course. I should study the whole treaty rather
than rely on what I read about it. Also, my thanks to you for
untangling my sentence about
Greetings Mr. O'Reilly
The 22ns you refer to is switching time of the output
chip. What would be meaningful is response time from
an input to the port and the corresponding output
after processing time.
Of course all of it will be very quick compared to
the response time of a heater. I think
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 07:29
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Kyoto- nothing but a buch of crap/junk science
In one form or another yes, but which form, and for how long?
That is a big part of the
How about fry or yyy join us if you don't want to die. sort of
thing.
JD2005
While it is catchy I would have to say I'm not big on the fear of death
motivation! This reminds me of a poster we have here at the university. Its
about sun burning and it say, Fry now, Pay later in
If you use a 90MHz PC, the instruction cycle time could be around 11ns
and faster for higher speeds so if you use a basic DOS or Linux without
Windows and something like Turbo C, which should optimise your code, you
would get very rapid processing and be limited only by your transducer
The good thing is China and Southeast Asia is the people there seem to
like and be happy with small fuel efficient cars and bikes. Chris.
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Spontaneously Combusting Republicans! (ROTFLMAO)
Best damn idea I've heard in years. Probably wouldn't be very efficient,
but man would that be a sight for sore eyes. Keith, I really have to give
you credit on that one. Caught me completely by surprise, good one!
I'm going to have to have
An important point which often gets missed is that we are adding to the
atmosphere gases of known properties: they cause the atmosphere to retain
heat.
And, if the atmosphere didn't already contain gases which retain heat,
the Earth would be very much colder than it is.
There are many secondary
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 07:29
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Kyoto- nothing but a buch of crap/junk science
I am keeping the perspective, the carbon was around in one form or another
for that entire
I think you principles are right, China and South East Asia do have the
right to become developed nations. The exact same right as Western Europe
and America had, but look at the price. What right have we to deprive them
of the same right, to learn from our mistakes. What is being asked is
Rick,
Interesting, especially since many now realize that we are at, or close to,
the peak of oil production. It is not possible to reach larger levels of
pollution from oil, than the current levels. US who use 25% of the worlds
energy resources, will not have possibility to grow and will
How about fry or yyy join us if you don't want to die. sort of
thing.
JD2005
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From: DHAJOGLO
To list,
On friday I have been asked to talk about my biodiesel project. I need a
good title. I was thinking of calling it:
Why does that bus smell like french
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From: michael hicks
Try Jennychem 016934 290770
Myke
Bristol
Ok, myke I checked these and they are very good.They are really
interested in customers and offering a good price.
JD2005
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2003/30/EC [the EC biofuels directive] of 8 May 2005 on the promotion
of the use of biofuels or other renewable fuels for transport says,
among other things, this:
There is particular interest in the environmental evaluation of
biodiesel. The IFEU Institute in Heidelberg carried out an
Brilliant!! A must see. It is scheduled again for
Monday 02.28.2005 10:30PM
A fellow was rebuilding a chassis and scavenging a
chain link fence for wire that he used to weld with. A
man makes brake pads in his garage etc.
Don't miss this.
Kirk
OK;
It's a while since I was at college so I'm totally out of it these days I
can see that or in it dependent on which way you look at it.
How about buy life and pinch your wife's
Frying oil.
How to do this and why you should do it.
JD2005
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From: DHAJOGLO
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