Hi Jason, Tom
KCl is muriate of potash, it's used as a fertiliser but it kills the
soil life, very harsh form of potassium. Potassium phosphate is
milder and has the double benefit of adding phosphorus. Quite what
happens when you put that in the soil isn't quite so simple either.
"Fertilisers
Indeed, that would be truly interesting. Keep us posted.Bill Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: If it's all true, it's going to be interesting to see how fast this guy disappears from the face of the planet!"D. Mindock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Another water powered car, this one by D
Hakan, You wrote: "...it is a concerted effort to try to hold the value of the dollar high, when it according to all financial rules and fundamentals should be much lower." So, there are no organizations or governments attempting to defend themselves from U.S. Hegemony by trying to increase
Keith,You wrote: "He means the other superpower, the Social Forum in Porto Alegre for example, and I'm sure the "policy changes" have more to do with the World Bank/IMF/WTO than with the US government or other governments."It's hard to misunderstand his meaning - especially since he actually uses t
i did some reading at wikipedia, and KCl, being part of the final product
in splitting crude glycerine(at least with KOH and HCl), is also used as a
mineral fertilizer, and can be used to cut table salt (theyre about the same
as far as toxicity goes, and it increases potassium levels and total
I was specifically addressing pollution, not ecological disaster,
althoug arguably Katrina is similar to Three Gorges Dam.
Both were (largely) avoidable, with Katrina especially. 1. I think
there is a good argument to be made that global warming contributed to
the severity. And that to FEMA, Ar
Hey Mike;
What Katrina did to New Orleans wasn't an ecological
disaster? The Corps. saw that coming 30 years ago,
but it suited the suits in Big Oil corp. suites to let
it happen, for the good of the "dynamic economy" -- as
we're finally beginning to realise, there's more to
dynamism than "bottom
Marylynn;
Hooray! You got it -- and get it! :-)~
Now look up PNAC, & see where that takes you. :-(~
Namaste,
Allen
--- Marylynn Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not sure where the link came from but it suggested
> doing some research into
> the "EXACT" meaning of the term Neo-Conservat
Marylynn;
By way of explanation, one word: control.
For clarification, add one more word: corporate
control.
And to refine that to bring in reality, tweak that:
corporatocracy -- the system we live under. The same
notion driving NAIS, and NSA databases, and ANWAR
drilling, and a massively unpo
hah, let 'em. >;P
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Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 12:22 PM
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> if you start growing castor beans, look out for the you may be put on a
> terrorist watch list. Ricin
> is made from castor
Hakan...I've looked on the CNN website, thinking I might find some mention
of this story there, but found nothing. What day did you see this? What
time (Central Standard Time, USA)??? Thanks. Mike DuPree
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Thanks Joe...can I move in??? Oh, and can I bring...??? Very helpful.
Amazing how complicated simplifying our lives has become. Good to have some
guidelines. Mike DuPree
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Thanks Keith...I agree with you that
energy is "a more threatening issue" regarding any
possible collapse of the US $. The devaluating US dollar
can only exacerbate this issue.
Very
informative...very helpful...info on Japanese life generally. In
everyone's own way, sounds like we
A tire on my wife's car has a slow leak. I got the
lug nuts off, but the wheel was frozen. No WD40. No penetrating
oil.
Biodiesel to the rescue. Spray it, wait, a few
gentle taps
viola ... wheel breaks free. Another happy
customer.
Tom
_
So,
I quess this is all part of Bush's master plan to wean the
country off of oil (strong sarcasm intended)
Cutting energy efficiency programs has got to be one of the most
stupid, short sighted actions this administration could take.
Unbelievable!
< http://www.postchronicle.com/news/science/art
Hi all,
Here are a couple of responses to "who killed the electric car",
one from an ex GM employee revealing some interesting insights
into the workings of GM,
regards
tallex
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From: "Marc Franke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun May 28, 2006 9:15 am
Subj
Mike,
The weakening of the dollar is not a result of any concerted foreign
effort. The dollar is amazingly strong, considering that US breaks
all fundamentals. It is probably the opposite, it is a concerted
effort to try to hold the value of the dollar high, when it according
to all financial rul
if you start growing castor beans, look out for the you may be put on a
terrorist watch list. Ricin
is made from castor beans. As I recall one of the early claims of the
discovery of a WMD cache in
Iraq was a warehouse full of castor beans. Never mind that the oil has
numerous non-lethal
co
Hello Mike R.
>I think the 5/30/06 post and attached article from AltEnergyNetwork did
>a excellent job explaining the administration's decision making process,
>the U.S. economy and how it compares to similar situations in other
>countries.
>
>http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.
http://snipurl.com/qr29
Planx Norton
Waddya mean it doesn't work? Don't be blinded by such mere details,
the point is it doesn't use any fuel.
Actually the mere detail is fantastic, you can spend a long time
looking at that.
Best
Keith
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Biofuel
I think the 5/30/06 post and attached article from AltEnergyNetwork did
a excellent job explaining the administration's decision making process,
the U.S. economy and how it compares to similar situations in other
countries.
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg63309.html
They
changed the name to The Nohomers so they are a little harder to kept track
of.
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Keith,
After I finished the last email on this issue, I went to take a
coffee and turned on CNN.
When CNN came on, I learned that Bush had decided to devaluate the
dollar by letting it float downwards without any support. I had no
idea about that this was happening, but I had not followed the
Hi Mike;
Well there is considerable uncertainty and debate about what form the
restructuring will take but little argument that it is going to happen
sooner or later. The best strategy is therefore also unknown but I
think one can still plan for some general conditions which may be
present in
Mike,
I would not take issue on pollution per facility, but pollution per
nation. US is very much larger polluter per capita than both China
and India together. US is also larger polluter in absolute terms,so
it is not surprising that US did not sign Kyoto. Even Bush said that
it would be too exp
Hi R.
I did burn biodiesel in my multifuel backpacking stove and it works
beautifully once it gets lit but I had to heat the generator tube with a
propane torch to get it hot enough to vaporize the methyl esters.
Joe
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> I am considering making a bio diesel burner to fi
You need a strong acid. Phosphoric is on the weak side of strong, but
the most environmentally friendly.
Todd Swearingen
Jason& Katie wrote:
>what other, more available acids can be used in place of phosphoric to clean
>glycerine for compost? i have been reading for three hours, and i cant f
Hi Robert, Hakan
>You are correct, but there is a belief over here that engaging in
>war is GOOD for the economy, and further, that we're strong enough to
>sustain ongoing warfare.
There's the kind of economics that can't distinguish between swords
and ploughshares, and the kind that can. Th
Jason & Katie,
I'm not sure what you mean when you say "clean the glycerine for
compost".
Many people compost the glycerine cocktail w/o any treatment. I think
this is best done when KOH is used as the caustic rather than NaOH.
I do separate the glycerine because I produce quite
Hello Mary Lynn
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Neo-conservative
Neo-conservative - SourceWatch
1 Origins of the neo-conservative movement
2 Neoconservative forums and advocates
2.1 The neoconservatives and the Bush administrations
3 Criticisms of neoconservatives from within the co
>Joe Street asks, Is there anything we at home can do to help speed
>this process? :)
>
>I suggest: Implore your Federal representatives to continue raising
>the debt ceiling, to continue supporting the war in Iraq and
>Afghanistan, to start another war in Iran, etc etc. Or better,
>don't wast
I'm not sure I believe that - there is quite a bit of gold mining going
on in the US.
Newmont Mining:
At the heart of Newmont’s Eastern Nevada operations is the Carlin mine.
The mine traces its origins to 1961, when geologists began probing the
high desert area around the Tuscarora Mountains in
(editorial note; I hate word-wrap)
M&K DuPree wrote:
> Joe Street asks, Is there anything we at home can do to help speed this
> process? :)
>
> I suggest: Implore your Federal representatives to continue raising the debt
> ceiling,
> to continue supporting the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, to
Well, Conservative USED to mean:
Pro state's rights - for instance the states were vested with the
responsibility to manage education, MARRIAGE, policing and so on.
A fiscally sound economy - no debts, and minimal spending on social
programs.
A strong defense, or, not having your armed forces str
I'd call it Magical Thinking.
We're still pretty much the only country in the world that can print
money to pay its debts. Gotta wonder if that temptation will rise...
Our economic policy is nuts. I personally don't mind a *little* foreign
debt, in fact I think it's good; keeps our neighbors i
If it's all true, it's going to be interesting to see how fast this guy disappears from the face of the planet!"D. Mindock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Another water powered car, this one by Denny Klein in Florida. 100 miles on 4 oz of water, he says. He is developing a Hummer for the
I didn't say that. Nor would I. I said the US has a dynamic economy.
Our infrastructure is beginning to fall apart; the highway system is
crumbling; the electrical grid is shaky; we have no energy policy...the
list goes on. But it it better than the systems in most of the world,
except Wester
Mike,
At 04:16 31/05/2006, you wrote:
>Also, say what you want about the US but it is still by far the most
>dynamic economy in the world. China and India still have significant
>infrastructure, corruption, pollution and transparency issues to overcome.
>
And US have none of those problems? LOL
Not sure where the link came from but it suggested doing some research into
the "EXACT" meaning of the term Neo-Conservative.
The White House does refer to themselves as "Neo-Conservative" and I .. for
one .. never bothered to try to understand exactly what that was.
I have been reading everyth
There was a post from another list that has me confused.
I trust the source so I pay attention but can not understand any possible
reasoning here.
There are several old/closed gold mines in the U.S. that still have good
veins with rich to very rich ore in these veins .. and the veins are
subst
Mike,
Very good analysis and it describes the situation. The problem
is the currency base, which before was stable with the gold
standard. Now the currency base is the collective wealth of the
society. Rising debts and deficits should in theory mean some
adjustments downwards of the currency, but
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