It had already led a successful effort to
destroy the streetcar system in America's cities in order to force
people to buy cars, rather than take public transportation. GM later
spent decades battling efforts to reduce tailpipe pollution emissions
that caused public health problems throughout
a coffee filter or a sock...
talcum powder is about 10 microns
standard table salt is at least 100 microns
beach sand is at least 200 microns.
I buy filter bags from McMaster-Carrpage 328 in their online
catalog they are just a few $
http://www.mcmaster.com/
or try this part # to get
Hi All,
Please do not misunderstand my point about Korea. I do not want my country
to invade North Korea. (I never want the U.S. to invade anyone) I have many
friends in the South whose lives would be destroyed. I was comparing the
relative threat between the leaders of Iraq and North Korea
And at first glance at the subject line, I thought, Wow someone has it
right, GM food is junk.
Greg H.
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 16:29
Subject: [Biofuel] Moody's downgrades GM to the brink of junk
this one: http://www.kimble-kontes.com/html/pg-620F.html and it came
already loaded with 0.1 N NaOH. I didn't really feel like dumping it out
and making some fresh 0.1% w/v NaOH so I pulled out a pencil and some
scrap paper.
A quick calculation reveals that 0.1 Normal NaOH is a 0.4% w/v
Hello Keith, Malcolm, and everyone,
Keith - Not being familiar w/ Japan at all this may be no help at all to you
Keith, but when I go to get my bottles refilled (CO2, Argon, and
OxyAcetylene) the guys there are always trying to sell, or sometimes even
give away, old damaged tanks. These tanks
Hello Brent,
If there's a tractor suply near you they sell 5 and 10 micron cartriges with
housing.
I got the see through one and hooked it up in line after my barell pump.
I backflush the filter by leaving some fuel in the line and cranking the
pump backwards.
make sure you let the BD settle
on 4/8/05 7:46 PM, John Hayes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A quick calculation reveals that 0.1 Normal NaOH is a 0.4% w/v solution.
Thus, whatever my titration amount is in mL, I need to multiple with
value by 4 to get the number of grams of NaOH per liter WVO.
But then I was thinking, if
Hi Hoagy
Hey Keith
http://www.skywindpower.com/ww/
D. Flying Electric Generators
It's a danger to UFOs.
Keith
Take your laser pen and redirect traffic or
put some running lights on them
LOL! Do you think waving a laser pen at a speeding UFO would be safer
than sawing
A reminder about the meeting!!
Thank you,
Joanne Olafson
P.S. Also please note petition to remove fuel tax from biodiesel in Alberta,
initiated by Todd Kane in Calgary:
http://www.petitiononline.com/abgastax/petition.html
2nd BIODIESEL SVO MEETING IN EDMONTON
We are looking for people
and read their pdf file, a free
download. There's a couple dozen articles there. If you read them, you'll
get a real sense of what's going
on. You won't find it here in this forum.
Peace, D. Mindock
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Great!
I guess we could all use a bit of inadvertent quagmire extenuation,
but the heavens (UFOs, flying windmills and all) forfend that we
should be assailed with horribly acidulous primordial ooze by
raptorial conglomerates!
Regards
Keith
Hi Hoagy
Hey Keith
Energy is energy. Unconventional energy sources? If they actually
produced any energy rather than just smoke and hot air then they
wouldn't be unconventional for long, conspiracism notwithstanding.
see www.infinite-energy.com and read their pdf file, a free
download. There's a couple dozen
Hello Jan.
If you use sunflower oil for BD production you most certainly will have a BD
similar to the one of soya bean oil. As far as I remember, sunflower oil is
the no 1 raw oil for BD production in Spain.
Best rgrds
Jan
Jan Warnqvist
AGERATEC AB
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+46 70 499
Hi All,
One of my favorite devices was the Transmographier from Calvin and Hobbes.
Then there was the Flux Capacitor from Buckaroo Banzai in the Fifth
Dimension later stolen by the Back to the Future series. Remember any
more folks?
Tom with a smile
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From: Keith
local auto parts store. like anything else some people swear by it other
condemn it. if you want to check out the real original device then look for
the tornado fuel saver in the web
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From: Grahams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07,
bucks and lasts 5 years. it also depends on what freq. you want to opperate
on. on my 2 ways channel 9 through 14 are non lic. and channel 9 is for non
official emergency. 1-8 14-22 each with 32 sub channels is what you need the
lic. for and thats just FRS with a 6 mile range
- Original
on 4/8/05 7:46 PM, John Hayes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A quick calculation reveals that 0.1 Normal NaOH is a 0.4% w/v solution.
Thus, whatever my titration amount is in mL, I need to multiple with
value by 4 to get the number of grams of NaOH per liter WVO.
But then I was thinking, if I
days old or had exposure to the atmosphere, it will have
absorbed CO2. this lowers the amount of OH, and will cause
the titration to be off. (you will overestimate the amount
of NaOH needed for the methoxide preparation.
other than that it your assumptions are correct.
John Hayes wrote:
I liked a friend's wonderfully simple plan for cutting car fuel
consumption by 100% - and emissions too, therefore, though we didn't
think much about emissions back then.
He said all you had to do was to put really big wheels on the back
and really small ones on the front and then the car
extensions of the second law of thermodynamics or
Origins of Oil and the Abiotic Theory , but no energy to
be found.
rant
The latter is particularly galling to me as a scientist, and
a continuing source of confusion. the word theory used by a
scientist is defined as an overarching
on 4/9/05 5:39 AM, John Hayes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken Provost wrote:
You're confused about
Actually, Ken, I don't think I am.
Given your explanation, I don't think you're confused either!
Sorry for jumping to conclusions :-) The fact that you already
have a prepared
Even if it did work. it would not work on a diesel, since it is
supposed to swirl the fuel mixture in the intake. there is no fuel
mixture in the intake of a diesel.
Will
On Apr 9, 2005 5:20 AM, J.L.Burney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actualy this thing looks just like the tornado you can pick up
rant
The latter is particularly galling to me as a scientist, and a
continuing source of confusion. the word theory used by a scientist is
defined as an overarching explanation of a large set of data, with
bazillions of studies supporting the concept. The basic atomic theory
and the
Keith (and all),
I've always been a fan of the internal gravity drive system you have described
here. However, please note the huge penalty encountered when you need to
reverse.
Also problematic when climbing very steep inclines. The low-tech version of
course
is simply to plan all your
http://www.vueweekly.com/articles/default.aspx?i=1878
The heading of the article uses a play on words: our NHL hockey team is
named the Edmonton Oilers.
Thank you,
Joanne
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From: Joanne Olafson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 09,
Hi All,
After many successful batches made from vegetable oil ( both unused and
heavily used) I decided it was time to try all beef lard. Perhaps I
shouldn«t have used this method but I did anyway. I used Alex Kacs first
stage (of two) method. After liquifying the lard, I added the required 1 ml
ROFL
Great!
I guess we could all use a bit of inadvertent quagmire extenuation,
but the heavens (UFOs, flying windmills and all) forfend that we
should be assailed with horribly acidulous primordial ooze by
raptorial conglomerates!
Regards
Keith
It sounds laughable although it
Evolution is not science, it's a worldview that fits a set of
religious beliefs and as such is really only a religious
precursor. Certainly not science.
And what of the fact that I can place selective pressure on bacteria in
a culture and get them to evolve a new trait, like, oh say,
extensions of the second law of thermodynamics or Origins of Oil
and the Abiotic Theory , but no energy to be found.
rant
The latter is particularly galling to me as a scientist, and a
continuing source of confusion. the word theory used by a scientist
is defined as an overarching
snip
ps. maybe I'm being a pedant but Keith, do you think you could
change 0.1% lye to 0.1% (w/v) lye on the JtF titration page?
Not pedantic, you're quite right, I was actually aware of it but
hadn't done anything about it, especially as it's now common usage
(not my doing). But it's
filter it, especially if you've let it settle and decant from the
top, or at least from well above the bottom. (Our 200-litre drum
storage tank has a 3 standpipe in the outlet valve.) It's held that
all the gunge and particles and stuff drops out with the glyc
by-product layer anyway, and
Guys,
I am very green in making biodiesel.
I am trying to put together the parts that I need to make it.
Start here:
Where do I start?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
Familiarise yourself with the process first by making small test
batches before you start thinking
Greetings,
Keith I make soap with KOH and/or NaOH depending on what I want. A
liquid soap, bar soap or cream soap.
The trouble, if it is one, is that we use KOH in the first place for
the process, so the by-product is liquid. I doubt that using NaOH in
a subsequent soapmaking process
Keith (and all),
I've always been a fan of the internal gravity drive system you have described
here. However, please note the huge penalty encountered when you
need to reverse.
Also problematic when climbing very steep inclines. The low-tech
version of course
is simply to plan all your
Great!
I guess we could all use a bit of inadvertent quagmire extenuation,
but the heavens (UFOs, flying windmills and all) forfend that we
should be assailed with horribly acidulous primordial ooze by
raptorial conglomerates!
Regards
Keith
It sounds laughable although it could be
just for the records. Do you know if the beef lard ( tallow?) you used
contained protein (meat)?. If so, how much (%)?.
Tks,
Mr. F.J. Burgos
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From: Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 1:16 PM
Subject: [Biofuel]
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