Greetings,
I do believe that many people on this list don't read real well. I did say
I was in favor of colonizing the stars, not the colonizing that happened in
past history and is happening today by the corporate world.
I do find good in many bad situations. Do I wish that certain changes
Does any one know the standard specs. of an agitator for 100
lt biodiesel reactor and catalyst preparation, please ?
-
Motor type and specification
-
type of impeler
Thanks
Best Regards,
Sty
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Hello Kim
Greetings,
I do believe that many people on this list don't read real well.
I think you're relying on it. No doubt a new subject-title and
dumping all the evidence helps. The ones who disagree with you read
quite well though. The un-keyhole view is of Kim trying to backpedal
her way
Northern tools as well:
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/NTESearch?storeId=6970N=0Ntk=AllNtt=bung%20plug%20wrenchNty=1D=bung%20plug%20wrenchNtx=mode+matchallpartialDx=mode+matchallpartial
On 4/18/06, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Drum Wrench:
1/2 HP, 1,275 rpm with thermal switch and TEFC rated, accompanied by a
4, SS, prop-type, impeller would be more than adequate..
Setiyadi wrote:
Does any one know the standard specs. of an agitator for 100 lt
biodiesel reactor and catalyst preparation, please ?
- Motor type and
I just wanted to chime in here.Keith wrote: "It reached a stage here where the list would not have survived unless we'd formulated the rules, which were already there, we didn't just make them up."It's alsotoo commonto see a reactionary restriction of _expression_, screening all posts
Keith, et. al.,
I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool.
They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the
same products and when those products fail- won't deliver per the terms
of the warranty.
Respectfully submitted, Michael
The British
Good day, Thank you for the FYI! Thank you, Jonathan[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Keith, et. al.,I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool. They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the same products and when those products fail- won't deliver per
Rudtard Kipling is rolling is his grave but William Easterly probably
approves of pretty much everything you've said.
Michael Redler wrote:
I just wanted to chime in here.
Keith wrote:
It reached a stage here where the list would not have
survived unless we'd formulated the rules,
You can make one too - just use a piece of wood and two screws - then
pop the seal, and slooowly turn the bung...
Chris Tan wrote:
Thanks everyone. I probably need a bung plug wrench which I don't have
an idea of. I 'll go research on the net.
Thanks,
Chris
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From:
Yup, don't buy the warranty. If you are looking for a cheap one or two
time use tool I've bought their stuff.
Harbor Freight is similar. Good for tarps, bungees, spare toolkit for car
Jonathan Dunlap wrote:
Good day,
Thank you for the FYI!
Thank you,
Jonathan
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I'm sure I doubt that
The British philosopher Bertrand Russell once wrote that the trouble
with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are
full of doubt.
Michael Lendzian
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I use a big old drill with a homemade paddle
Appal Energy wrote:
1/2 HP, 1,275 rpm with thermal switch and TEFC rated, accompanied by a
4, SS, prop-type, impeller would be more than adequate..
Setiyadi wrote:
Does any one know the standard specs. of an agitator for 100 lt
biodiesel
I use a big old drill with a homemade paddle
Hence the qualifier more than adequate.
Todd Swearingen
Mike Weaver wrote:
I use a big old drill with a homemade paddle
Appal Energy wrote:
1/2 HP, 1,275 rpm with thermal switch and TEFC rated, accompanied by a
4, SS, prop-type, impeller
*JAPANESE OFFICIALS RESIGN OVER U.S. MAD COW DEBACLE*
Despite new cases of Mad Cow disease surfacing in the U.S., Japan is
reopening its borders to American beef. As a result of the policy
decision half of the members of Japan's beef-safety government advisory
panel have resigned. Morikazu
and I can use it for ice cream
Appal Energy wrote:
I use a big old drill with a homemade paddle
Hence the qualifier more than adequate.
Todd Swearingen
Mike Weaver wrote:
I use a big old drill with a homemade paddle
Appal Energy wrote:
1/2 HP, 1,275 rpm with thermal
"The advance of liberty is the path to both a safer and better world."- George W. Bush, Speech to United Nations General Assembly (September 21, 2004)1.) 1% testing of US cattle for mad cow disease/"shares" risk with Japan 2.) World Health Organization ranks US37 in health care quality
Redler,
why do you hate freedom so much?
Get with the program.
Michael Redler wrote:
The advance of liberty is the path to both a safer and better world.
- George W. Bush, Speech to United Nations General Assembly (September
21, 2004)
1.) 1% testing of US cattle for mad cow
Hi all
The designer and manufacturer of the Piteba oil press, Edwin Blaak in
the Netherlands, wrote to me offlist a week ago, in response to the
discussion at the list. I guess somebody pointed him at the messages
in archives.
I wrote back and said I didn't much agree with him, but I didn't
Keith, et. al.,
I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool.
They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the
same products and when those products fail- won't deliver per the terms
of the warranty.
Respectfully submitted, Michael
Hi Michael
Our
No problem...what's BioK?FWIW, I really don't feel myself on the antibiotics - my digestion is fouled up.It is clearly not infected I wonder it I can stop them? Conventional wisdom is that once you start a regimen of antibiotics, you finish them. If you stop in mid-regimen, you run the risk of
...sorry.I don't know what came over me.:-)Mike Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Redler,why do you hate freedom so much?Get with the program.Michael Redler wrote: "The advance of liberty is the path to both a safer and better world." - George W. Bush, Speech to United Nations
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith, et. al.,
I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool.
They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the
same products and when those products fail- won't deliver per the terms
of the warranty.
Respectfully
I recently saw reference to this study in an email and a reference link to a
story on an organic consumers website. For one thing the study has been
cancelled. Secondly, the EPA was not going to ask parents to spray the
pesticides in their homes; it was going to monitor small children that were
Michael Redler wrote:
I just wanted to chime in here.
Keith wrote:
It reached a stage here where the list would not have
survived unless we'd formulated the rules, which were already there,
we didn't just make them up.
It's also too common to see a reactionary
As you were, then.
Good Pentagon interview with our boy Rummy on. He acts like the whole
Iraq/Afganistan is just so much hoopla to be wise-cracked about.
Some of the reporters were asking some great questions, which he ducked.
Michael Redler wrote:
...sorry.
I don't know what came over
Chip wrote: "I had a post 'screened' a few months back, which led to a lively off-list debate..."If all posts on that thread were screened, I disagree with your assessment. However, I agree with subsequent screening/deleting after the list members had a chance to read and dissent to the
Mike,
Now I finally got it and understand the meaning of freedom versus
liberty. Freedom as practiced in US at the moment, also means freedom
from responsibility and accountability.
Liberty do carry some expectations on responsibility and
accountability, which are the parts that US lacks at
Hakan,
Freedom means the freedom to borrow 2 billion a week to support a war
we've already lost.
Freedom means never having to say you're sorry.
Freedom means completely trashing a country then getting distracted by a
2 bit tinhorn tyrant in another country and forgetting you promised to
Thanks Keith. Keep on trucking!
Michael Lendzian
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Bobby,You wrote: "For one thing the study has been cancelled."I providedmy sourcefor people to read more on their own. There was no deception. Ipointed out the programas an indication of what the EPA EnvironmentalPROTECTION Agency)is willing to do.(IMO),the fact that it was canceled, does
When Senator Barbara Boxer from California spoke in Senate
committee hearings about this, she said the parents were being
paid to use the pesticides in their homes so the results could be
studied in their children. I hope your version is right, not hers
because it is more humane. I am curious
I hope that too much restriction does not take place because I
learn a lot from reading reactions to each other's statements. It
helps me clarify my own thinking by watching people try to help
others clarify and defend their positions. I want to understand
why people feel they way they do.
Hello Chip
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith, et. al.,
I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool.
They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the
same products and when those products fail- won't deliver per the terms
of the warranty.
Hello everyone!
We've been intending to harvest wild stinging nettles for awhile now,
but it's been rainy for the last week and we haven't gone for a walk
uphill where the nettles grow. This morning, however, my sweetheart
and I managed to find some time. We collected a grocery bag
Hakan,When I opened this message, I could smell a little sarcasm but, I'm at a loss as to why. There might be a little misunderstanding here since (I think) we are on the same side of the issue(s).My previous post was in the form of a question. Do you have an answer?MikeHakan Falk
In the US pawnshops are good source of good tools
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Chip
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith, et. al.,
I cannot not in good conscience recommend the vendor Northern Tool.
They market products of poor quality, sell warranties quickly for the
same products and when
Aww...we're from the government. We're here to help.
Just ask those nice folks who conducted the Tuskegee expirement...
Michael Redler wrote:
Bobby,
You wrote: For one thing the study has been cancelled.
I provided my source for people to read more on their own. There was
no
That's easy - then it will be in The Record
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When Senator Barbara Boxer from California spoke in Senate
committee hearings about this, she said the parents were being
paid to use the pesticides in their homes so the results could be
studied in their children. I hope
Quickly replying! I love nettle tea, I grow nettles just so I can have
fresh tea, and it's so good for you, iron and D and all that. Or try making
Pho with it, if you ever tire of beef or shrimp pho. The chile sauce, fish
socks (sauce of course, but it has a certain smelll), lime chunks,
mark manchester wrote:
Quickly replying! I love nettle tea, I grow nettles just so I can have
fresh tea, and it's so good for you, iron and D and all that. Or try making
Pho with it, if you ever tire of beef or shrimp pho. The chile sauce, fish
socks (sauce of course, but it has a certain
Fiddlehead ferns and cat tails...
robert luis rabello wrote:
mark manchester wrote:
Quickly replying! I love nettle tea, I grow nettles just so I can have
fresh tea, and it's so good for you, iron and D and all that. Or try making
Pho with it, if you ever tire of beef or shrimp pho. The
Hi Robert!
On 4/18/06, robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone!
We've been intending to harvest wild stinging nettles for awhile now,
but it's been rainy for the last week and we haven't gone for a walk
uphill where the nettles grow. This morning, however, my
Robert,
nettles contain histamine-like compounds which cause serious irritation
to tissues of higher animals. I wonder if your steep would be useful as
an insect antifeedant on garden plants?
BTW, I like milkweed buds similarly prepared- they're a little like
brussel sprouts.
robert luis
Mike Weaver wrote:
Fiddlehead ferns and cat tails...
Those grow around here too!
robert luis rabello
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http://www.members.shaw.ca/rabello/
Mike,
It was little sarcasm and playing on that the lack of advance of
liberty, is currently called freedom. I have no answer of why it is
such a lack of advance in liberty and so much talk of freedom.
US missed an opportunity in the last election, but Bush cannot stay
after his period, if
bob allen wrote:
Robert,
nettles contain histamine-like compounds which cause serious irritation
to tissues of higher animals. I wonder if your steep would be useful as
an insect antifeedant on garden plants?
That's an interesting possibility. I wonder what a foliar spray of
Hakan Falk wrote:
US missed an opportunity in the last election, but Bush cannot stay
after his period, if he does not also try to pull AH's last trick. I
doubt that this can be done in US, nothing is really left other than
the hope that next election will be more kind to the world.
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
It's full of nutrients and that would make any plant happy.
quoted from:
http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Organics/CompostMulch/CompostTea/OtherTeas.htm
Herbal Tea
These include plant-based extracts from plants such as stinging
nettle, horse tail, comfrey, and clover. A
Not Neil
robert luis rabello wrote:
Hakan Falk wrote:
US missed an opportunity in the last election, but Bush cannot stay
after his period, if he does not also try to pull AH's last trick. I
doubt that this can be done in US, nothing is really left other than
the hope that next election
Bob,
Young light green spring nettle has not developed any tissue
irritating compounds
and can be cooked and used instead of spinach. This without any
special preparation.
Taste better and have a higher content of useful vitamins and iron.
In the past it was
very common spring delicatessen in
...agreed.MikeHakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mike,It was "little" sarcasm and playing on that the lack of advance of liberty, is currently called "freedom". I have no answer of why it is such a lack of advance in liberty and so much talk of freedom.US missed an opportunity in the last
Mike Weaver wrote:
In the US pawnshops are good source of good tools
Having had a lot of tools stolen over the years,
and having actually recoved a stolen rotary
hammer from a pawn shop, (had to buy it, couldn't
prove it was mine) I don't consider pawn shop
tools very safe tool karma :)
Hi Robert!
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:16:53 -0700
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Nettle Juice
mark manchester wrote:
Quickly replying! I love nettle tea, I grow nettles just so I
That was YOUR hammer?
Oops...
Chip Mefford wrote:
Mike Weaver wrote:
In the US pawnshops are good source of good tools
Having had a lot of tools stolen over the years,
and having actually recoved a stolen rotary
hammer from a pawn shop, (had to buy it, couldn't
prove it was mine) I
We desperately need real election campaign reform here, otherwise
we will continue to end up selecting the corporate endorsed proxy we
hope will do the least amount of damage.
It is a very sad state that we're in here. I wince anytime I see our
War President on TV. He is the ultimate
The juice from rhubarb leaves, boiled up strained, is supposed to make a
good natural insecticide too, just don't use the boiling pan for food again!
Nettles contain methanoic acid (formic acid)- that's the irritant /
insecticide. But rhubarb leaves contain mainly oxalic acid malic acid.
Hakan Falk wrote:
Young light green spring nettle has not developed any tissue
irritating compounds
Well, my sweetheart got pricked by one of those young plants this
morning! She wanted to go wading through a whole patch of the stuff
and would have, had I not warned her against
Hi y'all,
I'd say Rudyard was laughing (he had a great capacity for
humour) at the misnomer we have made of his White Man's Burden.
Judging out of context is like shooting fish in a barrel. Kipling lived and
wrote in a time of Empire, and what he was trying to do was set a few
MALCOLM MACLURE wrote:
The juice from rhubarb leaves, boiled up strained, is supposed to make a
good natural insecticide too, just don't use the boiling pan for food again!
I have a pot that I've used for experimenting with newspaper that
will probably work well. We have rhubarb in
mark manchester wrote:
(Nettle stir fry)
Brilliant. I just tried 'em in the garlic version, adding chiles and lemon
zest. Yipers!. Thanks for this great tip!
Your version sounds yummy, too! We'll have to try that one.
Also, I'm deeply jealous of your garden, thanks for all the
Sound like he just wanna sell his product. And wishfully hope that we can help him to boost his sale.Have we even see JourneyToForever complaining their effort spent to collect, make and test biodiesel, effort to support a website and a mailling list? Complaining about no big institude, no public
That's why I try to engrave all of my tools... so I can prove their
mine if they get stolen. Although I hadn't marked my new angle
grinder this spring when it got swiped out of my truck parked in the
street in front of my own house. I'm not used to actually locking any
of my vehicals, but I also
Sellout. complete and total sellout. this guy doesnt understand our goal
does he? im not sure if he is just trying too hard or if he honestly doesnt
realize the best way to spread knowledge is open source. investment or no,
he has the design, he needs to source the original, then if he wants
Whenyou Google "white mans burden", you simply end up with alist of acts committed in the name of...which has grown since Rudyard.Today, the motives for hegemony are hidden and given names designed to confuse people (i.e. "humanitarian intervention").Those who are most confused, swallow
Sellout?
Someone who wants to take a worthwhile mechanism and make a fair return
on his efforts is more probable.
Not everyone is into or can afford to live their life by the open
source doctrine. Usually doing so just means that the masses drain the
majority of your energies, you have an
yknow, im reading this example certificate, and i dont see any stipulation
for exceeding the ASTM standards. does this mean if the sample is better
than ASTM, it is no good? (dumb question, but sarcasm demands it.) ;)
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To:
All things aside if he were to tier the costs from the poor to
the AB and UN etc so that the poor were "subsidized" this alone would not be so
bad. To this end am interested to find more details. Their are not
that many easy to use hand presses that will take the husks/shells and thus a
two
i understand the need for a return, but for something that was designed
specifically to help the people who need it most, and then to say it will
cost you a months wages for one just doesnt make sense. if someone is going
to do that, it would make more sense to me to produce and sell something
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