Nicobar tribals refuse to come out from jungles as per their predictions,
fresh earthquakes strike the islands
January 4, 2005
India Daily
Indian Government finally confirms that threatened tribal aborigines are safe
in Andaman Nicobar islands they sensed it coming and moved to
I know hobbyists that eliminate the hassles of heat
sterilization of media using hydrogen peroxide.
Works very well.
Some info here
http://www.mycomasters.com/
http://www.mycomasters.com/Slideshow.html
http://ecosyn.us/ecocity/Links/My_Links_Pages/easy_mushrooms_01.html
Hello Peter.
Orange peel contains orange oil, a preservative.
It is slow to decompose.
Kirk
--- Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kim ;
LOF is Liquid Organic Fertilizer or what Keith calls
Household Compost Activator, in other words, urine.
Yes I guess I could put in some
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Pliable solar cells are on a roll
Fred Pearce, Uppsala
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn6802print=true
Imagine wearing ajacket or rucksack that charges up
your mobile phonewhile you take a walk. Or a tent
whose flysheet charges batteries
I have seen some high frequency ballasts that just
chop the 60 Hz so the 15% efficiency improvement is
lost. This is separate from the ballast loss, it is a
raising of the bulb efficiency by not allowing quench
to proceed as far inside the lamp. They label these as
HF but it is misleading. I call
I wish you all a happy and constructive new year.
Kirk
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies
in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who
are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone.
It
The information carried enough credibility that the
German government abandoned Microsoft. The replacement
OS, Linux, also turned out to be cheaper to support.
Doesn't sound too good for Mickeysoft.
I understand Bill Gates solution was to purchase more
than 50% of Red Hat, a major
That Changfa sure looks like the unit sold by
Chinadiesel in Jamul California,
--- Legal Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day Alex;
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From: alex burton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 1:43 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] 10 Hp
Hi Keith
Except for the coffins I saw farm failures on a trip
to Australia about 25 years ago. Same story, big loans
and market failure. Then foreclosure -- all on advice
of gvt experts and easy loans.
Kirk
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Peggy
Hello Mike,
I understand
My daughter thought it amazingly funny.
Yes it was Sellersesque
Kirk
--- Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WTF: What the...F
Anyway, I want to follow up with a quick message.
The link IS NOT A REFLECTION OF MY POLITICAL VIEWS.
I received an angry message from Harry in the
Wishing all of you the very best.
Kirk
click 'one time' on each reindeer.
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Todd wrote:
The same people lied, fabricated, manipulated
and stole from the American people 30 years ago and
they're doing the exact same thing again today.
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Been going on much longer than that my friend.
Gutenberg should have this one out by now -- 1919
I think you will find that something as light as ether
will outgass at a high rate. Also I think it will
change the burning characteristics in not very large
concentrations.
For example some engines have suffered damage from a
spray of ether. We used to use it in Montana when
starting tractors
The eugenics stuff is American as well
Go to http://fax.libs.uga.edu/ and click on (click for a list of titles) and
near the bottom of the page you will see world war posters
In them you will see American eugenics being promoted as desireable to Germany.
In the states we are told Hitler was
magnetic coupling
--- Ross Horner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to make a processor that produces no fumes,
but how do you get an agitator through the container
without having a hole?
I also want to produce a fairly large amount of
biodiesel and plan to use 250 gallon home fuel
I know several people who have been predicting this
for over 10 years and they quote Ordo ab Chao (Order
out of chaos) as the mantra. I have read some of their
arguments and I can't disprove them.
Perhaps I am becoming a paranoid schizo but when I see
1 No realistic energy policy. Renewables are
Yes, many believe the evolution hypothesis even though
it has many flaws. There is more support to believe we
were all placed here by the mother ship than by
evolution.
Better than the mothership though, to me, is to
believe there is more to heaven and earth than my
philosophy and that there is
I assume the answer to that will be the offering of
higher interest rates. Of course raising the rate will
kill real estate etc. in the US.
:(
Kirk
--- Ken Riznyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another concern about the dollar is that much of the
US debt is held by foreign investors mainly in China
if we secluded that person on a farm with a dozen
articulate progressive activists for a year, and with
a plethora of moving audio-visual materials, something
would probably click in that individual's head.
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I suspect they would react like Leeloo (The Fifth
Element) when
know.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
The hours of operation aren't even close. The
comparison is invalid.
Then there is the question of which bearings you
refer
to. Wheel bearings? Totally different application
from
moving the foils.
The applied loads in that machine are very large
will be limited to what they have been
able to learn with other
models they have built to this point.
Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate it and enjoy
this time with your
families.
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From: Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday
The hours of operation aren't even close. The
comparison is invalid.
Then there is the question of which bearings you refer
to. Wheel bearings? Totally different application from
moving the foils.
The applied loads in that machine are very large. That
makes the controls large which means
Not Swedish. Bohemian Celt actually.
Was madly infatuated with a little Norwegian girl when
we were in the 8th grade though. She told me ufda was
being at the airport when your ship comes in.
As to your other question --
Fatigue stress is much higher in a VAWT than a HAWT.
Inescapable.
To quote
All the VAT I know about suffered fatigue and broke
due to reversal every revolution. It is a design
weakness. All you can do is select materials etc to
extend mtbf but it is built in.
I used to be enthusiastic about them as I wanted to
avoid the problems in the conventional designs.
They aren't
It is always the one true faith against the world. If
you think Christianity has a corner on this market you
aren't looking very hard. Threatening hellfire is one
way, Islam threatens the sword for nonbelievers.
Israel/Palestine is a holy war is it not?
As long as a religion has us/them it
Solar Power Heliostat Arrays.
http://www.redrok.com/main.htm
--- Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kim is asking a question to which I've also been
trying to get answers. I'd also like to attach a
follow up question. Has anyone been looking into
heliostats as a way of
Building your own?
Kirk
--- Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Well I had planned on working on my farm first, then
doing my biofuels
next. First I have an argument with the power
company and now, my hot
water heater died. Does anyone have a favorite
solar hot
I remember seeing an electron microscope picture of a
virus and thinking the thing had more in common with a
nanobot than something living. Looked very mechanical.
Don't remember which virus but think it was in
Scientific American about 15 years ago.
-Kirk
--- robert luis rabello [EMAIL
Thought this article would be of interest
--Kirk
Arctic thaw could open vast oil and gas region
11 Nov 2004 15:00:50 GMT
Source: Reuters
By Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent
REYKJAVIK, Nov 12 (Reuters) - An accelerating thaw
of the Arctic may open vast regions for oil and gas
I agree that providing an alternative is constructive
and is useful.
Your example re the people that think irradiation is a
cure all for sterilization and food preservation, I
have no problem believing they don't know better. Most
of them are unaware of the studies re the random
molecules created
God laid an egg?
H. . .
:)
Kirk
--- Peggy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The essence of egg-o-ism drew the chicken unto
itself and into a future
probability as did the squawking joy of
reverberating sound made by the
chicken as she laid her first egg. Forevermore the
sound of joyful
Mel, I have problems accepting Urantia as an accurate
history.
For example--
Page 1701 when recounting the feeding of the five
thousand says:
They who ate of this extraordinary feast numbered
about five thousand men, women, and children.
We know from that period that counts were of men only
so
--- Mel Riser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I LOVE bananas...
Most of us do. That's the problem.
I find I have more faith in my intellectual decisions
if I examine my feelings and I am certain I am free of
wanting to believe. Very important knowing your heart.
The nukesters routinely indulge in deception to
promote their industry. The pollution associated with
the nuclear fuel cycle is spun like stories regarding
a president who didn't think a blowjob was sex.
I don't think any reasonable person would believe it
just like the nuclear industry rubbish.
ufda
Had a stupid attack
it is plutonium (Pu) 239 that is formed.
Hard to imagine how I could make a mistake like that
considering I used to do radiation hardness and
susceptibility for a living.
Must be oldtimers.
Kirk
--- Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The nukesters routinely
Yes, lost a kidney to cancer and had one of those near
death experiences as well. Much of what I used to see
in the world as serious I now see as adolescent and
self indulgent.
Wish I could put it into words like Keith does.
Anyway, using fabric for the machine. Have a novel
way, a simple way,
The true measure of a man is how he treats someone
who can do him absolutely no good.
-- Samuel Johnson
--- Tim Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Peggy,
I agree that their are several kinds of smart (if
you will). I have an Aunt who holds three
Doctorate degrees but yet can't
http://www.scoraigwind.com/
has a much cheaper solution.
Also a more factual solution. A rooftop installation
will in most cases be a very poor one.
Kirk
--- MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rooftop Turbine
A Breakthrough In Wind Power
By Paul Kelbie
Scotland Correspondent
The
Coming along ok. Mind is willing but the body is weak.
Each day a bit better though. Actually have some
colour
in my face now.
Piggott even shows how to carve your own blades. As
for configuration Betz wrote the paper I think. I am
under the impression 3 blades is usually the best
choice.
Mine
I believe the historian Toynbee wrote that America was
a unique society in that it declined before it reached
its peak.
As a wholesale worshipper of youth and consumerism one
can hardly hope any mature values would be cultivated.
Responsibility is one of the tenents of maturity. I
would
They had to add 100 free points to the SAT scores so
that Americans wouldn't notice the drop in scholastic
performance in 1 generation.
It isn't just the schools fault either. I think a lot
of Americans are tuned out and doing what feels good
is the alpha and omega of their existance.
Would be
So unnerve me.
Kirk
Lost in Twitland
In the words of Adolf Hitler, If you tell a big
enough lie,
people will believe it.
It actually wasn't Hitler that said that, but it is
attributed to hime
because it appeared in Mein Kampf. I shall leave it
at that otherwise it
will unerve
Is that
correct?
Nope. He is talking trash
:)
Pardon the pun but I couldn't resist
Kirk
--- John Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And why does it have to be 60 miles high?
In our praries, 60 square miles in nothing. Forget
the 60 mile hieght.
Imagine the methane / nat.gas that could
A truly wealthy person is one who needs little.
Kirk
--- Mickey Sadler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kim,
I don't know if you have wood available or not, but
it could be used
for cooking. Are you familiar with Lehman's? They
have wood cookstoves,
and just about anything else that you
The quantity and type of yeast and tank volume is
CRITICAL if being done commercially. The quantity of
innoculant must be calculated accurately as the final
yield of yeast bodies can vary as much as 50%. Sugar
used to make yeast bodies is not available as alcohol.
Kirk
--- Kenneth Kron [EMAIL
I suppose I should have read it first. It was a link sent to me by a friend on
another list.
Haven't been reading much. If I have any energy I put it into walking.
Kirk
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
George,
What part of
They haven't even really started to think... or ...not nearly
We had pen recorders on the phone system in Iran in the 70's. People dial a
phone with their own peculiar rythm.
Kirk
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Updated: 08:11 AM EDT U.S. Funds Chat Room Surveillance Study
Looking for Patterns That Could Detect Terrorist Messaging
By MICHAEL HILL, The
The man is obviously consumed with hate.
To kill children requires a profound detachment of the spirit.
There will be no progress until Sharon is replaced someone more moderate.
He is a modern day Stalin.
Kirk
fox mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Source: Independent.co.uk
It is quite possible the story is true. 500 years ago the story could have been
true in continental Europe or England. Our enlightenment is quite recent
actually and even now is incomplete. Our willingness to hurt each other
transcends reason.
We used to burn women alive and think it a good
Steve Spence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Irish Mile = 2048 meters.
mile (mi)
a traditional unit of distance. The word comes from the Latin word for
1000, mille, because originally a mile was the distance a Roman legion
could march in 1000 paces (or 2000 steps, a pace being the distance
between
http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/index.html
This site is constantly updated as well. I like it.
Kirk
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I think meteoric activity is in there as well sice it is the doping of the
photosphere that makes a difference. Plasmas emit photons roughly proportional
to the square of the number of electrons of the atom making up the plasma. Iron
has 55 so it has much more emission than hydrogen with 1. So
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cetane value for better performance. In theory a cetane value of about
45-50 is best for in city driving, although 40 would be fine for long
distance hwy driving, 35 should be fine for a farm tractor and oil furnace
use.
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Kirk McLoren
To:
Sent
you a container
with enough dye to correctly dye the fuel you bought. Apparently they
are audited for the amount of untaxed fuel they sell and the amount of
red dye the consume with not much verification on exactly how these two
items leave the premisies.
kk
Kirk McLoren wrote:
I heard
Since the flammability range for hydrogen is so wide it could be used at 2% and
then a very lean gasoline mix would burn -- and with good efficiency.
Propagation is a serious problem with lean gasoline mixtures.
Kirk
Walt Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The part of the article that caught
. If it
was possible to create free energy why do you think all those
hydroelectric and steam powered turbines need so much power to run?
Oh well, I'm sure everyone knew all this anyway...
JEFF
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stove oil is winter diesel. Kerosine is too light. even winter diesel benefits
from lubrication additives.
Kirk
Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I was wondering this as well. There is a station close by that
sells kerosene. In winter in Indiana (though I won't be here for the worst
well, I'm sure everyone knew all this anyway...
JEFF
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Magnets
Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2004 14:30:51 -0700 (PDT)
Yes, the free energy folks are a breed of birds unto themselves
When I lived in Montana the local fuel supplier filled your winter tractor fuel
tank and the oil stove tank from the same tank truck load. It was dyed red to
stop its use on the highway.
Kirk
Greg Harbican [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Furnace oil, is Diesel #4, with anti-biological additives
I used boric acid and egg yolk for the common German cockroach when I lived in
Southern California. They like egg yolk so much they don't run when the light
is first turned on.
I think whatever ants like but with boric acid not borax would do the trick.
I use a heaping teaspoon of cinammon
Yes, the free energy folks are a breed of birds unto themselves.
Kirk
When the war on terror is over, there will be no more terror.
Just like the war on drugs, and you can't buy drugs anymore
MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shoot. Bygolly has I gotcha ah
hybrid veehickle fur yall.
They love egg yolk so they eat it. Sprinkling it only gets them to ingest what
they get when they clean their legs. Mix it in the yolk. When it dries out make
some more.
Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks, I know boric acid will
keep them out of my cupboards, but they
don't
Then we have centralized power plants utilizing part of the generated power to
run pumps and fans to cool the bottom end of the cycle instead of the heat
being available as process heat, hot water or space heat.
Then we have right of ways and condemnation of private property to route
The same design flaws that caused the Pickering accident exist at other CANDU
reactors. http://www.antenna.nl/wise/436/4306.html
http://archives.cbc.ca/IDCC-1-75-104-911/science_technology/candu/
some nice film clips of CANDU failures.
366.3597) WISE Amsterdam - Especially disturbing is the
That fellow Skip who wrote More Power to You said he knew China diesel
owners that had in excess of 10,000 hours without a rebuild. We know trucks go
100 miles and at an avg of 50mph that is 20.000 hours
Kirk
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert,
What is the flaw I am missing?
I assume they respond to bait. Wasps, for example, go crazy over fish. I assume
they like all edibles but what gets their motor running?
Use that for a trap. I like electricity although I suppose soapy water might
do. My ex father in law observed flies go up not down so his traps worked 10
Sounds good to me.
Check out micro cogeneration at Yahoo groups
Kirk
Robert Del Bueno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So looking at my power bill for my recording studio business, we use on
average about 2000kWH per month.
If I were to run a 30kW diesel genset on SVO for 2.5 hours a day, 30 days a
It is my impression that wind power projects are complex and thus expensive.
Solar has the obstacle of much cloud cover in Eire.
I am in the process of building a drag type windmill (sheet) as it has the
highest starting torque and the least demands on skill of assembly. I also
think it is
The Navaho made ice but the holes they opened to the night sky were entered by
ladder. They were deep as I remember, more than 20 feet. I believe this solved
the air warmth problem.
Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi Joe and All ;
Yes this is exactly right. Thank you.
I did some
Reduction of O2 is being ignored. I hear it is as low as 16% in some cities.
Low oxygenation and cancer are linked.
Kirk
robert harder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The hydrogen economy is being pushed because it is favored by the current
oil companies, the cheapest source of hydrogen is oil and
He is off by 10^3.
Kirk
Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking of some new slogans the other day. How does Stop our dependence
on prehistoric plant matter: Use earth friendly fuels like biodiesel sound to
the group. I thought of this after reading a blog in the discover magazine.
I
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