Hi Jim,
Are you saying that you use biofuel as a wood preservative or as a
basis for wood preservative? If so, can you say more about that? I am
very interested in finding alternative wood preservatives especially if
they are non-toxic.
New Zealand has a huge forest plantation industry, right
I've got some really good dvd's on how to grow top quality marijuana
hydroponically. Other than that... sorry.
On 5 Apr 2006, at 06:43, Evergreen Solutions wrote:
Just wondering if anyone out there is into hydroponics. I'm getting
more into it myself, hoping to find a mentor w/ a little
Over 60% lost as heat. Should be some way of recovering that energy.
Ideas folks?
On 5 Apr 2006, at 02:34, Tomas Juknevicius wrote:
Hi folks,
news entry at green car congress article @
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/04/national_academ.html
has some nice pictures with percentages of
I think it was in 1979 that I read in Gleanings in Bee Culture
about a beekeeper who soaked his hive bottom boards in a mixture of
paraffin wax and resin (50/50 as I recall) and said they lasted well
against the ground. I imagine the stuff would burn pretty well though.
Enough better than the
Now, if they could just find a cloud of lye and another of fatty
acids...BTW that's 288 Billion Miles long...Beeelleeeons and
Beeelleeeons...
Huge alcohol cloud spotted
http://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_1910219,00.html
Paris - Astronomers say they have spotted a cloud of
Gary L. Green wrote:
Over 60% lost as heat. Should be some way of recovering that energy.
hydroponic gardening in your back seat?
mobile clothes drier?
the problem is the energy is low grade, Ie, delta T is low, making the
extraction of useful work difficult.
Combined cycle gas turbines can
Bad luck, maybe next discovery will yield something useful. LOL
Hakan
At 14:34 05/04/2006, you wrote:
snip
Methanol, an organic (carbon-based) molecule, is a cousin of ethanol,
which is found in alcoholic beverages. Methanol is not suitable for
human consumption.
snip
This is why here in Ontario we are working with local organic farmers
to secure the SOURCE of oil. The coop I am building wishes to set up
it's own contract with the restaurants to supply them organic oil.
Think of it. This is a strong selling point for the restauranteur who
can brag to the
As shares skyrocket as a result of the bird flu hoax,
Rumsfeld collects the cash.
Donald Rumsfeld Rakes in $5 Million For
Tamiflu
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has made more
than $5 million from selling shares in the firm that discovered and developed
the flu drug Tamiflu.
He also
D. Mindock wrote:
As shares skyrocket as a result of the bird flu hoax,
Do you know for a fact that the H5x virus is a hoax?
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Questions:
How large is the total supply of oil in your area?
If your pockets aren't well healed, are the patches at least secure?
Do you have a building available to you to put up a biodiesel facility
of larger scale?
Do you have an interest in doing so?
Todd Swearingen
JJJN wrote:
I was
Heh,
there is a concept by BMW where this rather low grade heat
is captured by generating steam, and used for additional power :D
It is called steam assist:
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/bmw_developing_.html
bob allen wrote:
Gary L. Green wrote:
Over 60% lost as heat. Should be
Lol, not exactly what I'm looking for, although the principles are
much the same.
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Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Kim at Biofuel@sustainablelists.org wrote:
Each time we have opened a new area we have grown in human rights for a
short time.
Kim,
I doubt if Native Americans, Indigenous peoples all over the world, and
anyone who has had their land taken by invaders will agree with this
statement. I
sohow much for shipping??
r. allison
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From: Mike McGinness [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 23:55:32 -0500
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] acids
I must be in the wrong business. How about I sell it to you for $50/
gallon all
Greetings,
I never said it was equal or that no one suffered, but hereditary wealth
lost it's hold a bit each time a new area opened. Looking back at Ancient
Greece and Rome, this happened right up to the opening of the
Americas. For that matter, I do believe that Native women have more
I am just about to do my first small batch of work, as per JtF, so by no means do I consider myself expert. As I have been putting my plan together, I quickly found out that someone or some company makes a living picking up,rendering and selling WVO as animal feed. That said, I decided early on to
I was about to say something on similar lines, LOL, good luck
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From: Gary L. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 8:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [SPAM] off-topic [Hydroponic gardening]
I've got some really good
As I have been building my biodiesel plans, other interesting ideas and plans are popping up. The most recent is the opportunity to acquire at a fraction of it's "worth" a hydrogen generating system. I wuill be going to the archives as soon as I get this sent, but am wondering what can be said
Sorry to say so, but that sounds horribly like this:
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Ryan Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I can add in our defense, is that much more good has come from
our use
of the land for the good of the world, than from the natives who
Hi Keith, Marilyn and Kim,
I'm reading a really wonderful book on this topic right now, Guns, Germs
and Steel by Jared Diamond, which captivatingly answers the question: Why
did some human societies take over others? (Say, Spaniards and Aztecs) Why
wasn't it the other way around? Chapter after
If you are interested in this topic, take a look at
this link
http://dissidentscientist.blogspot.com/2006/04/avian-bird-flu-tamiflu-and.html
(and the links included in the article)
I. Peter Solem
--- Chip Mefford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
D. Mindock wrote:
As shares skyrocket as a result
I heard a presentation from a researcher at NREL (Pachecko?)at a biomass
conference in Little Rock, Arkansas last week. He basically predicted
the death of big biodiesel only a few years beyond peak oil. The story
goes like this: when global production of crude oil starts to fall
I. S. wrote:
If you are interested in this topic, take a look at
this link
http://dissidentscientist.blogspot.com/2006/04/avian-bird-flu-tamiflu-and.html
(and the links included in the article)
I. Peter Solem
Hi Peter;
Thanks kindly for the link, and the links to the links,
But there
Well, assuming this is true...
If they are turing all of the biodiesel feedstock into fuel, who cares
if there is no biodiesel any more -- isn't the goal of biodiesel to
turn bio-feedstocks into fuel. Which sounds like what they would be
doing, just via a different method.
On 4/5/06, bob allen
Except before all that gets turned on the practice and mindset will be
status quo which means that the whole industry will be operating on
established methods and historical means and techniques. But the end
of the petro cycle will entail a huge rise in cost for all of that.
Trucking all the
Fine. I'm stockpiling wood for my new Stanley Steamer.
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Well, assuming this is true...
If they are turing all of the biodiesel feedstock into fuel, who cares
if there is no biodiesel any more -- isn't the goal of biodiesel to
turn bio-feedstocks into fuel. Which sounds like
Hi everyone,I'm not sure I mentioned my vacation before I left. I spent some time in Europe last week, starting in Munich and working my way South and West around Lake Konstanz (Bodensee), through, Zurzach,Bernand ending up in Murten, Switzerland.I have to say that taking the A96 across
So why is no-one doing this already? There must be some underutilised
refineries around?
regards Doug
On Thursday 06 April 2006 3:59, bob allen wrote:
I heard a presentation from a researcher at NREL (Pachecko?)at a biomass
conference in Little Rock, Arkansas last week. He basically
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greg Kelly wrote:
As I have been building my biodiesel plans, other interesting ideas and
plans are popping up. The most recent is the opportunity to acquire at a
fraction of it's worth a hydrogen generating system.
It's doubtful that a hydrogen generating system is worth ANYTHING,
Title: Re: [Biofuel] Building Block Tiled Solar Roof
Intersting link, thanks Kirk.
Jesse
From: Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 12:46:41 -0800 (PST)
To: biofuel Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel] Building Block Tiled
Wow. Okay, I'm on it.
Geoffrey Lean, wasn't he our boy in Washington for the Independant? What's
he doing in Sarnia, not to be nosey.
Jesse
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 01:15:48 +0900
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Hi Steve,
I am working on a non toxic preservative using the marriage of Xylitol
and Biofuel. Xylitol is a sugar that is toxic to many fungus but
whether it will kill all the bad ones is yet to be determined. Xylitol
is safe for human consumption and is added to gum to kill tooth
bacteria.
Hi Todd,
I will try to answer Mikes Question here as well.
I am in Eastern Montana and the total supply is about 1500 gallons a
month in a good month 1000 in a bad. I work a full time job that pays
well and has good benefits so I am not to interested in becoming a
commercial producer and last
Hi Mike,
Try buying 1 gallon of it somewhere like Brentag or Scientific
Laboratory Supply @ 98%(guaranteed analysis. Remember my methanol price
is around $2.00 a gallon when I buy 4 -55 gallon drums but 1 gallon is
around $5. The backyard guy will go to Jail if he gets caught with a 55
Greetings,
This time you are dead wrong, Keith. All I am saying is that humanity, and
by that I mean all of humanity not just the men, are getting hope of
something better. Is it here? Not on your life. But some of us, and by
this I mean most of us on this list, have a choice of how we are
Hi Mike,
myself,being from the bavarian Mountainregion and
have spent all my sparetime in the Region of Hochsoelden/Oetztal,my Chalet was
in 2000m altitude can only agree with the observation of this bavarian
fellow.
The Alps have been taped enough with waterbarriers
to generate Power!Whole
I have to say that taking the A96 across Bavaria was a blast! The Autobahn
is awesome! I was keeping the car between 85 and 95 mph (mostly because my
rental car began to shake at around 100mph). Even at 100mph you need to keep
an eye on your rear view mirror if you find yourself in the passing
Hi Kim,
Re likely causes of polio. In the 1950s during the big polio
scare the Brits plotted disease outbreaks on a map of the UK. They that
polio cases clustered along the exact route of the main trunk railway lines.
Further investigation showed that long-distance trains of those
Greetings,
This time you are dead wrong, Keith.
I don't think so. The gist of your message is Colonialism is good
for you, with hardly even a pity about all the broken eggs making
your brave new omelette.
All I am saying is that humanity, and by that I mean all of humanity
not just the men,
Hi Jesse
Wow. Okay, I'm on it.
Geoffrey Lean, wasn't he our boy in Washington for the Independant?
I don't think so, IIRC he used to cover environment for the Guardian.
What's
he doing in Sarnia, not to be nosey.
Chasing girls? :-)
Jesse
Here's the whole report:
Hi Jim,
why not try doubleboiled Linseedoil mixed with
Xylitol,you may get better results than with Biofuel
let me know,how this would stand up
Thanks
Fritz
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Mike McGinness wrote:
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(The threat of legislation)
Yes, many would not spend money on environmental protection without some
kind of fear or threat. However, many large US companies have recently
made large voluntary financial commitments to environmental protection
and stewardship as
Thanks Fritz,
The oil is the just used as a delivery method biodiesel penetrates the
best of all I tried but that would be a moot point when using pressure
treated applications. I will be testing with other bioderadeables as well.
Jim
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
Hi Jim,
why not try
If you haven't seen DavidRay
Griffin's speech on the facts of 9/11, it is at
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article8765.htm in its entirety. I
think it is an hour long.
Peace, D.
Mindock
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Title: Re: [Biofuel] Building Block Tiled Solar Roof
this is some neat stuff. i followed the first link,
and meandered into this.
http://www.directglobalpower.com/prism%20solar.htm
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From:
mark
manchester
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent:
Call me a puppet of an education dominated by western-analyzation
methods on primary sources, but I'm automatically skeptical of
self-propelled websites w/ domain names like information clearing
house, news you won't see on CNN...which is not to say that there
aren't VERY valid points to be made
Quick afterthought...I realize the author is a professor emeritus, but
so is Jerry Falwell...
Oh well, skeptic is as skeptic does.
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Just my opinion but girls are better anyway.On 6 Apr 2006, at 07:58, mark manchester wrote:Every year, thousands of British babies who should be boys are born girls. The answer to this mystery could lie in a small town in Canada. Geoffrey Lean reports
Public sanitation! Ya just can't beat it.On 6 Apr 2006, at 08:41, Bob Molloy wrote:dumped sewage directly onto the lines. Once this had been addressed polio outbreaks decreased and were geographically more randomly distributed. ___
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