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Propaganda and Haditha
In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended
by a bodyguard of lies.
- Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister during World War II
By Dahr Jamail and Jeff Pflueger
06/10/06 t r u t h o u
http://www.westonaprice.org/healthissues/ethicsmeat.html
The Ethics of Eating Meat: A Radical View
By Charles Eisenstein
Most vegetarians I know are not primarily motivated by nutrition.
Although they argue strenuously for the health benefits of a
vegetarian diet, many see good health as a
I was just browsing through the VW website. They now
have a brief blurb on Biodiesel and say that using B5
will not void their warranty. About two years ago I
remember a discussion on VW and at that time they did
not approve of the use of biodiesel. Here's a change
in the right direction.
Ken
Tom
Your response to Jason Kate implied that all of the carbon in a
biodegradation process is released as CO2 into the atmosphere. When
organisms biodegrade organic material some of the carbon in the substrate
(the material being decomposed) is released as CO2 but much of it is
utilized to make
Hi Lugano Thanks very much for your input RoyLugano Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:hi Roy, in a short period of time it is possible to achieve a 7 - 10% fuel saving in such asimple retrofitting. however, such holistic approaches are difficult to share their confidence due to
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From: Chandan Haldar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
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If you buy this stuff I have a bridge I want to
talk to you about LOL
David
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From:
ROY Washbish
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 7:07 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] ANYONE know anything
about this?
Hi Gang
My
Hello David
Building new refiniries will not reduce the price of crude. It is based on
global demand. The Chinese and Indians are rapidly moving from bicycles to
automobiles. This is why the price of crude is $70+ for a barrel.
One reason.
And this
is why bio based feedstocks for fuel are going
Keith,
I've recently joined this list and I will peruse the archives. I should have
referenced the $25 barrel at today's dollar value. At $5/Gal (present value)
we will be ripping up strip malls to plant rape seed.fields.
Looking forward to talking to you again.
David Sikes
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Hi,
If anyone just starting up in the UK is looking for a supply of NaOH in
small quantities.try BQ concentrated caustic soda.
It is actually pretty pure, I just made a 1L test batch with new rapeseed
oil. Wash test and methanol test are both spot on.
Bob
David,
You wrote:
some of the carbon in the substrate (the material being decomposed) is
released as CO2 but much of it is utilized to make more microorganisms.
Which ultimately die and break down with the release of the carbon.
During the growth of microbial populations, especially
Hello David
Keith,
I've recently joined this list
Welcome.
and I will peruse the archives.
A lot of people spend a lot of time there. On this subject, you might
start with these:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg00166.html
[biofuel] Re: oil reserves
9 Apr 2000
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/hottopics/climatechange/moreaboutexperiment1.shtml
Distributed computing and climate prediction
The BBC have teamed up with Oxford University to conduct the world's most
ambitious climate modelling experiment. We want to do better than the world's
supercomputers,
Thanks David.
This is a great idea!
I did a quick search for other similar schemes (i.e. SETI, etc.) and found:
http://distributedcomputing.info
Apparently, this is getting popular with some applications. Is this is
the end of supercomputers as we know it?
On a similar note: I've always
Keith Addison wrote:
Methinks 'tis perhaps but a task for the menials. I find myself
sniggering at the prospect of the ensuing spectacle upon the arrival
of the enraptured at the Pearly Gates: "Hey Peter, who the hell are
all these naked guys outside trying to get in? They say they got
Of course, the Iranian Bahai'is may have a somewhat different take on
the nature of Mr. Ahmadi-Najad...
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
Methinks 'tis perhaps but a task for the menials. I find myself
sniggering at the prospect of the ensuing spectacle upon the arrival
Mike Weaver wrote:
Of course, the Iranian Bahai'is may have a somewhat different take on
the nature of Mr. Ahmadi-Najad...
You're right. My son attends school with a boy whose rather volatile
mother is Persian and ascribes to the Bahai faith. She thinks Mr. Ahmadi-Najad
will get
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Next Generation
Check out http://boinc.berkeley.edu/. If you are the kind whose
computer is running most of the time even if you aren't using a lot of
compute-heavy applications, you may like to join some of the projects
listed at the boinc site. They come with some great screen savers.
Cheers.
Chandan
Hello to all,
While picking up some
brewing supplies (beer), I got into a discussion of biodiesel with a complete
stranger. He saw the BD 100 on my car's license plates ..
He brews 100 gallon
batches of BD ...Two Stage Base/Base method
stir processes + stir washes.
He seemed to
Hi,
It sounds similar to other
cylinder treatments such as Duralube, STP, etc.
I used to use Duralube in an '93 gmc Vandura 3/4 ton I had
and it made the engine run quieter and increased
mileage a little by coating the cylinder walls with
a silicone based liquid to reduce friction. Duralube
The weird glycerine splits
seem to have resolved themselves.
I put two of the cubies
with the"weird" separations out in the hot afternoon sun today and left
two in the cool basement. The ones in the sunlight
"normal" separation i.e. Dark FFAs on top Lighter transparent "Glycerine"
beowolf cluster
Chandan Haldar wrote:
Check out http://boinc.berkeley.edu/. If you are the kind whose
computer is running most of the time even if you aren't using a lot of
compute-heavy applications, you may like to join some of the projects
listed at the boinc site. They come with some
MR Apparently, this is getting popular with some applications. Is this is
MR the end of supercomputers as we know it?
I think distributed computing and distributed hosting have an enormous
potential. Unfortunately I won't be able to take part in the BBC
project myself beause you need at least 1.6
ive finally done it, i dont know if its right, but ive started a compost box
(paper carton) it will probably be better when my pumpkin plant gets bigger
and can use bigger leaves, but i started it with some old newspapers and the
wilted leaves from my wifes flowers, then i went out to the
A friend of mine raises cattle on the highline in Montana. It takes 40 acres to support 1 cow. The land is useless for agriculture as it is too dry and there is no water for irrigation. Without cattle it would yield nothing to eat unless you want to munch on the native bunch grasses.Kirkpan
http://nov55.com/prin.html Prions and Junk Science Prion proteins lack genetic material for creating their own evolution. When the genetic material is in the host, it's a genetic disease; but prion diseases are obviously not genetic diseases. Ever hear of "new variant CJD?" There
Excellent Piece Keith, I did enjoy it and must agree.
I may add to the argument that is stated,
primal conviction that killing is wrong. It is just plain wrong to
take another animal's life unnecessarily; it is bloody, brutal, and
barbaric.
If this is true then why is the Wolf wired to kill
No; building refineries will not reduce the price of crude. Products
refined from crude are traded as commodities. Along with the supply and
demand of crude, the supply and demand of refined products also affects
the price the consumer pays for those products. The question can
become if
JJJN wrote:
Excellent Piece Keith, I did enjoy it and must agree.
You and Keith are SUCH savage carnivores! : - )
I may add to the argument that is stated,
primal conviction that killing is wrong. It is just plain wrong to
take another animal's life unnecessarily; it is bloody,
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