Hello Charles
Hi all
I am currently beginning processing WVO into biodiesel to use in my
home heating. I have a furnace designed specifically for diesel fuel
and I would like to know if anyone has any experience of using
biodiesel in such a furnace and if there are any problems they've
come
Hi all,First of all, a bigTHANX for all the people in Journey to Forever for sharing their knowledge and experience with the rest of us! I'm a beginner in the biodiesel world (a few months only), and I have some questions... I've tried to find answers in the archives, but hadn't found any.
Keith, now the whole thing again but this time w/ MLA citations, plz.
J/k, of course.
For the Foreign Affairs piece? Sorry, you'll have to take that up
with them. If you want to discuss the content maybe I'd do that,
might not find the time though, it's few right now.
Best
Keith
Hey Jerry Perkins and All,
That is a really lame attempt to frame the issue for your lobby. I could care less if coal is renewable or not. (and yes, I´m aware that the U.S. sits on 500 years worth of the stuff) The problems with coal are the polluting sulfur, poisonousmercury and glacier
Hi Bob and all,
I think it's in a lot of water supplies. But I have a couple of questions for you that have bothered me for sometime.. How does an oxygen starved kerosene fire melt structural steel? Could such a fire really cause temperature hardened rivits to fail? and so many
Bob Allen writes:
Is there something in the water
in Utah? Didn't Jones collaborate with Fleischmann and Pons in the
cold fusion fiasco?
No. Being a resident of the Salt Lake region at the time (I lived
in Southwest Wyoming), I followed this one closely. Jones at
Brigham Young University (BYU)
Sorry, folks, for the doubled excerpt quotation. red
faced
I wrote:
[Excerpt from Answers.com]
In the mid 1980s, Jones .
In the mid 1980s, Jones .
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Is there something in the water in Utah?
Probably no more so than in your fair county.
One should presume that you have a different perspective on how WTC7 collapsed
in the absence of all but minimal fire and no impact? Spontaneous conflagration
perhaps? Which is probably a pretty accurate
Howdy Tom, I'm no expert but one feature of the towers was rather large
unbaffled elevator shafts. get a fire going and you have a considerable
chimney effect, also what other materials from the planes and or
structures themselves could have contributed to the flame temperature-
magnesium for
Okay, I normally don't read Time magazine, but they are publishing a
Special Report on Global Warming. I know it's boiled down, but it is
also very mainstream. Are we soon going to have a critical mass of
people realize that we are on the downslope? Oh yeah, probably
not...Hooray America!
Original query from Bob Allen:
Didn't Jones collaborate with Fleischmann and Pons
in the cold fusion fiasco?
Response from Todd Swearingen:
Two separate teams working towards different goals, although the
mediums were largely similar. They shared some data but essentially
worked
Ahh...yes, Georgia. Meth capital of the South.
I bet you live on Peachtree Rd.
Join the vol. fire dept. half of them will cops. Tell 'em you do BD
because you don't want none o yer money going to them A-rabs. You'll be
fine.
Gregg Davidson wrote:
Polk County, Georgia. It's in the NW
Let's remember that the issue is not whether or not nature produces
greenhouse gases - we know it does. IMO, the issue is whether or not
the balance that has existed for many thousands of years and made the
planet's surface sufficiently hospitable and stable for our species is
shifting to our
best line from thread:
Many in Europe and you Brits probably think we Americans complain too
much about our relatively low fuel tax. However, the Brits and Europeans
get health care and a social safety net in the bargain... We get an
unwinable war.
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Andrew
It's
Charles,
I've been burning approx 30% biodiesel: 70% home heating oil this past
heating season. The only problems I've experienced are to be expected :
Change line filter element and nozzle due to the cleansing action of BD on
an old tank and fuel line. Learn how to do this yourself and
I can hear Waylon now...Just two good old boys, never meanin' no harm...Beats all you never saw, been in trouble with the lawSince the day they was born.Straightenin' the curves, flattenin' the hills...
Someday the mountain might get 'em but the law never will.Makin' their way, the only way they
Wrong.
*God gave Man dominion over all the earth.*
*Genesis 1:26* Then God said, Let us make man in our image, in our
likeness, and */let them rule/* over the fish of the sea and the birds
of the air, over the livestock, over all the earth, and over all the
creatures that move along the
Is there something in the water in Utah? Didn't Jones
collaborate with Fleischmann and Pons in the cold fusion fiasco?
If Cold Fusion is such a fiasco why has £400
million been spent on buying up C.P. patents.
Chris
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YEEE-HAW!Kinda makes you wonder how many vehicles run on moonshine ethanol in rural areas under the radar.On 3/28/06, Mike Weaver
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:A '66 Charger running on ethanol?Paul S Cantrell wrote:
I can hear Waylon now... Just two good old boys, never meanin' no harm... Beats
Mike Weaver wrote:
Wrong.
Right.
*God gave Man dominion over all the earth.*
The implication is one of stewardship. Man was supposed to work the
earth and care for it.
*Genesis 1:26* Then God said, Let us make man in our image, in our
likeness, and */let them rule/*
Seems to me there are a few levels to the practice.
First, establishing the mechanics to pull off the theft initially. This
appears to be well in hand courtesy of the voting machines produced by
Diebold, ESS and Sequoia (and possibly others). Incredibly, Diebold
can make an automated teller
Darryl McMahon wrote:
Seems to me there are a few levels to the practice.
First, establishing the mechanics to pull off the theft initially.
SNIP
but can't figure out how to provide even a
semblance of this ability in a voting machine. Anyone else find this odd?
Nope.
Ballot receipts
congradulations and good luck with your heating aspirations. i am just starting to learn to process WVO with the same intention in mind to heat the house. when i made my first batch of BD with virgin oil i burned it through a 35,000 btu space heater with no problems at all. i am hoping that i will
Sorry, dude.
You lost me at the reading part.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Mike Weaver wrote:
Wrong.
Right.
*God gave Man dominion over all the earth.*
The implication is one of stewardship. Man was supposed to work the
earth and care for it.
*Genesis
Don't you remember the episode where Uncle Jesse actually made up a
batch of moonshine to run in a car? He had to outrun Roscoe and use
up all the fuel so he wouldn't get caught and go to jail! Of course,
it wasn't the General Lee that they were burning it in.
Anyone else remember that episode?
Mike Weaver wrote:
Wrong.
*God gave Man dominion over all the earth.*
*Genesis 1:26* Then God said, Let us make man in our image, in our
likeness, and */let them rule/* over the fish of the sea and the birds
of the air, over the livestock, over all the earth, and over all the
Andrew Netherton wrote:
Don't you remember the episode where Uncle Jesse actually made up a
batch of moonshine to run in a car? He had to outrun Roscoe and use
up all the fuel so he wouldn't get caught and go to jail! Of course,
it wasn't the General Lee that they were burning it in.
Keith Addison wrote:
A Natural History of Peace
By Robert M. Sapolsky
From Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006
What an interesting article! Thanks, Keith!
It appears that what we need is a selective bottleneck to eliminate
the knuckle draggers from among us and
Mike Weaver wrote:
Sorry, dude.
You lost me at the reading part.
Oh, that's right. You didn't hear it from the pulpit . . .
I'm doing the praise service at church this weekend. Wanna come up
and hear me talk about environmental stewardship?
robert luis rabello
I go to one of those drive-through churches.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Mike Weaver wrote:
Sorry, dude.
You lost me at the reading part.
Oh, that's right. You didn't hear it from the pulpit . . .
I'm doing the praise service at church this weekend. Wanna come
Mike, I didn't know you were a Scientologist! Wink wink nudge nudge...I'd never accuse my worst enemy of that!I prefer online church: http://churchoffools.com
On 3/28/06, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I go to one of those drive-through churches.robert luis rabello wrote:Mike Weaver
Is that the same as one of those drive through liquor stores?On 3/28/06, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I go to one of those drive-through churches.robert luis rabello wrote:
Mike Weaver wrote:Sorry, dude.You lost me at the reading part. Oh, that's right.You didn't hear it from the pulpit .
Chip Mefford wrote:
Darryl McMahon wrote:
Seems to me there are a few levels to the practice.
First, establishing the mechanics to pull off the theft initially.
SNIP
but can't figure out how to provide even a
semblance of this ability in a voting machine. Anyone else find this odd?
BBC reports that Iceland will drill a hole into avolcano so it can tap heat from it, which eventually is hoped to produce commercially available energy. From the article: "Twenty years ago,geologist Gudmundur Omar Friedleifsson had a surprise when he lowered athermometer down a borehole. 'We
Human activity is a part of the whole picture and it is ridiculous and
academic to have a discussion otherwise. Further to the discussion of
atmospheric concentrations of water vapor, ice crystal, and greenhouse
gasses there is also the effect seldom mentioned of other aerosols.
Sulfuric acid
That's where we get the wine
Fred Finch wrote:
Is that the same as one of those drive through liquor stores?
On 3/28/06, *Mike Weaver* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I go to one of those drive-through churches.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Mike Weaver
I'm certainly no "expert" either, but I would presume that charges placed
in the middle of the building would initiate structural collapse from the
middle. Nothing says you have to put them at the bottom! Cheers!
Chris
- Original Message -
From: bob allen
To:
Greetings,
It appears that in some states at least, there will be a difference between
tweedle-dee and tweedle-dum, NAIS. We are seeing opposition building and
finally some candidate stepping forward that are oppose to NAIS. Tennessee
has new legislation being propose to make NAIS illegal in
Hi Daniel,
Really you get good wash tests when you get a complete( or very close to
complete) reaction. Despite all the warnings about using too much NaOH, I find
its much easier to deal with a nice complete reaction that May have some excess
lye than to deal with an incomplete reaction
Preach it Brother Rabello!
Can I hear an amen?
Always wondered how so many Christians could shuck off environmental
responsibility - as if right to life in the future is somehow different
from right to life in the present.
There are a few good beans and it's getting better. Just looking for a
LOL! You may be right Paul! That type of alcohol may be more accessable. :)Paul S Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can hear Waylon now...Just two good old boys, never meanin' no harm...Beats all you never saw, been in trouble with the lawSince the day they was born.Straightenin' the curves,
Hi Mike,Wrong answer Quiz Kid! LOL!!!I don't live in Atlanta. Rockmart is about an hour or so away, but I may have to agree with you about the Meth as that's what's caused all my woes. Unfortunately, I'm not able to join the local VFD because of some physical problems. GreggMike Weaver
Tom,
I am not taking a position one way or the other on the BYU professor's
accusations, but here are just a few thoughts regarding the comments
below on the maximum temperature of the fire, and steel strength or
melting steel:
I was recently reading about some new infrared camera fire safety
Why is it so secret? Why not just tell everyone what is in this diesel addictive? This is another put-in-the-magic-potion-and-it-will-works thing.
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Mike,
It is the same process that you have to deal with to get efficient
stoves. It is actually three steps, the material, the coal and the
gases and they have different burn temperatures, with the gases the
highest. If all is burned, a wood stove will reach 70-80% efficiency,
instead of
Appal Energy wrote:
Preach it Brother Rabello!
Grief! Even my sisters don't call me that!
Always wondered how so many Christians could shuck off environmental
responsibility - as if right to life in the future is somehow different
from right to life in the present.
I
Hi all,
Time to report on my acid /base progress, and then ask for advice from more
experienced list members.
I have made several batches of very good Bd from all manner of feedstocks,
by following Aleks Kac's foolproof process to the letter.
But being the impetuous impatient man that I am, I
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