Thanks for the review Hal. Seems like no library in Kansas has the sunshine
to dollars, I tried to find a copy through the interlibrary loan.
Doug
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From: hal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 9:23 PM
Subject: [Biofuel]
Hi Ray
I have not been able to keep up with the list, so I missed your first
message.
I bought my NaOH at a local animal feed store in Smiths Falls On Can . the
price was either $25 or $35 for 5 Kg. the price was current a few months
ago .
I am sure it will be available at most 'feed stores'.
Have a look at http://www.ceedweb.org/iirp/factsheet.htm
I was in and out of the development world for years, though never as a
program manager nor direct architect of projects. I did spend a fair
amount of time
reviewing and visiting projects, almost all in Africa.
My thoughts are, and it
Hey-
Let's all hope the day never comes where our emporer has to be dug out
of his fortified underground bunker by the Asian-Russian liberators.
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Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 6:33 PM
Subject:
Thanks, Mike
But don't you think that this hypothetical "2%" could be put into a fund to do just that? A nestegg, so to speak, to give out these low interest loans? But then who would be trustworthy enough to administer these loans and make it transparent enough for all to watchdog it? I guess we
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2005/Mass-Delusion-Neurobiology11jan05.htm
JASON BRADFORD / Energy Bulletin 11jan05
The Neurobiology of Mass Delusion
Holy moly Batman,
Where do you find this stuff Keith?
Research the "laws of thermodynamics" and
compare them to
Just for consideration.
http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/005/894mnyyl.aspGreg H.
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Yes, I do. But first you have to convince the donor countries to do it
and that it is in their interest.
Look at: http://www.commondreams.org/views/101100-101.htm
and look up William Easterly's work.
I am afraid I'm kind of pessimistic right now - the whole foreign aid
issue, while not
Hello Mike
Have a look at http://www.ceedweb.org/iirp/factsheet.htm
I was in and out of the development world for years, though never as
a program manager nor direct architect of projects. I did spend a
fair amount of time
reviewing and visiting projects, almost all in Africa.
My thoughts
Just for consideration.
http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/005/894mnyyl.asp
Greg H.
The critics share three fundamental premises. The first is that
Japan's situation in 1945 was catastrophically hopeless. The second
is that Japan's leaders recognized that fact and
Brian Rodgers wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2005/Mass-Delusion-Neurobiology11jan05.htm
JASON BRADFORD / Energy Bulletin 11jan05
The Neurobiology of Mass Delusion
Holy moly Batman,
Where do you find this stuff Keith?
It finds me, and then it finds you.
Research
Guys,
I make no pretenses about making my own BD - my High School Chemistry
classes stand testament to that.
But, I would like to start using Methyl Ester BD in both my vehicles - a
Toyota 4Runner 3.0Td and a BMW 325TD.
Can someone give me some contacts to buy BD from, pls, within the triangle
Thanks Wes:
I also got the following from John Ferguson (who cannot post to
the list for some reason), thanks to John as well. This all
looks much more doable and cost effective now.
...If you are looking for Lye/Methanol in the Ottawa area, find
BSC chemicals on Cyrville Road (they are in the
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BUSINESS / WORLD BUSINESS
| August 6, 2005
Why America Is More Dependent Than Ever on Saudi Arabia
By JAD MOUAWAD
Alternatives to Saudi Arabias
My letter to the editor on another letter
to the editor on the Cornell AP story.
Dear
Editor,
I was born in
Southern California I got to see Peak Oil come, then I got to see
most of the oilgo. Then I got to see the same happen tooffshore
oil, as Long Beach California used
Well Keith,
Your doubt as to what is and isn't close to Mr. Kristol's heart, or Mr.
Murdoch's, hasn't been shaken.
The article is an effort to dissassemble critical dissent of the
traditionalist American view of whether or not Hiroshima and Nagasaki
were a necessary means to the end of war
Hello Ray
Thanks Wes:
I also got the following from John Ferguson (who cannot post to
the list for some reason), thanks to John as well.
We have no record of a list member named John Ferguson. If he's a
member and he can't post I wonder why he hasn't contacted the List
administration or
http://www.globalissues.org/WhatsNew/
Subject: Global Issues Update, August 6, 2005
Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2005 18:39:14 +0100
From: Anup Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this update:
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1) G8 Summit Outcome: Very small step forward
2) The London blasts have dominated media reporting in
Greetings Balaji
Sorry for the late reply.
Hello Doug, Keith,
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Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 3:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cornell on ethanol, biodiesel, hydrogen
energyefficiencies
In the
Hi Todd
Well Keith,
Your doubt as to what is and isn't close to Mr. Kristol's heart, or
Mr. Murdoch's, hasn't been shaken.
:-) Do they have hearts?
The article is an effort to dissassemble critical dissent of the
traditionalist American view of whether or not Hiroshima and
Nagasaki were
I see it more as some Japan's of leaders wanted to surrender on their terms,
which kept those that started the war in power, and were willing to fight to
the last man ( including the civilians ) to stay in power, we know what
happened in Okinawa was just a precursor of what the invasion of Japan
look, this whole thing about an invasion of japan costing a million american
lives is utterly ridiculous. that would be four times the american combat
deaths in the entire war. the landing at omaha beach is usually described as
one
of the most horrifically deadly battlefield environments of
Date: Fri, 05 Aug 2005 18:23:57 GMT
From: Pesticide Action Network North America [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PANUPS: Rethinking Roundup
Rethinking Roundup
August 5, 2005
A recent study of Roundup presents new evidence that the
glyphosate-based herbicide is far more toxic than the active
Greetings,
I received the following email and I have not been able to find that it
is a hoax, yet. I do know that passing a law to allow concealed
weapons in Texas really cut the drive by shootings and random violence to
where we rarely hear about it now. What I find amazing is that a
mere 1500
FYI:
Subject: Dust OffFirst I'm
going to tell you a little about me and my family. My name is Jeff. I am a
Police Officer for a city which is known nationwide for its crime rate. We have
a lot of gangs and drugs. At one point we were # 2 in the nation in homicides
per capita. I also have
Hi, I am an Aussie. I think the email (that I clipped) is b/s. Even the name
sounds a hoax... (Ed is not a commonly used name in Aust, usually Edward is
shortened to Ted). To my knowledge, firearm offences have dropped in Aust
since the firearms laws were introduced. There has possibly not been
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make the
following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away. I think the
most realistic approach is to work hard to put as human a face as
possible on it. Work to make it more equitable, and keep track of
Have a look at: http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/ausguns.asp
Doug Foskey wrote:
Hi, I am an Aussie. I think the email (that I clipped) is b/s. Even the name
sounds a hoax... (Ed is not a commonly used name in Aust, usually Edward is
shortened to Ted). To my knowledge, firearm offences
Hoax
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
Greetings,
I received the following email and I have not been able to find that
it is a hoax, yet. I do know that passing a law to allow concealed
weapons in Texas really cut the drive by shootings and random violence
to where we rarely hear about it now.
Greetings,
I did check and it is not listed as an internet hoax, yet anyway. I did
state this at the beginning of the message. I know this is an
international list and one of the easiest ways of learning the truth, since
I can hardly trust the TV news in the US. grin
How do I feel safer
Well... that email forward is older than and about as silly as both the blue
and the red state email forwards. Generally a shovel id enough to take care
of rattlesnakes. I used to keep a 12 gauge single shot snake gun in my
personal pick up. I used to go to Wichita, KS quite often. After
A well armed society is a polite society.
People are much nicer when they don't know who has a gun.God bless
Texas!!!
- Original Message -
From:
Garth Kim
Travis
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2005 5:35
PM
Subject: [Biofuel] guns
I don't think that you are looking at the picture in the same light as the
planners were.
Yes, Omaha beach was bad.But lets look at more realistic numbers that
planners from the invasion were looking at:
In 2 months 38,000 Americans wounded, 12,000 killed or missing, more than
107,000 enemy
Check out this site on Assie
gun control.
http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/ausguns.asp
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From:
Garth Kim
Travis
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Saturday, August
On Sunday 07 August 2005 10:42, Garth Kim Travis wrote:
Greetings,
How about an aggressive poisonous snake?
Bright Blessings,
Kim
Hi,
I live in the country with more poisonous snakes than the US. (The Eastern
Brown is more poisonous than the rattlesnake for instance). I have found that
On Sunday 07 August 2005 10:38, Mike Weaver wrote:
Have a look at: http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/ausguns.asp
Doug Foskey wrote:
Hi, I am an Aussie. I think the email (that I clipped) is b/s. Even the
Yep, Snopes pretty much lines up with my statements. There are also figures
from
Criminals, are just that, criminals. While we read humorous accounts of
mistakes made by the dumbest of the lot, but as group they would have the
average intelligence as society as a whole when it comes to personal
survival. I had figured at some point they would adopt a shoot first Method
of
Hello Mike
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make
the following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away.
I don't know of anybody who does wish it away. I don't know why you
might think that I'd like to - because I said this?
It all
No more guns, thankyou.
This is a subject that, on a global list with quite a large (and
vocal) American contingent, can only end in flames and breakdown, as
it's done here a few times before, with nothing achieved. What was
achieved on the previous occasions was that the US pro-gun lobby was
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