W.C. Fields said, "I never vote for anyone. I
always vote against."
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There used to be a guy on Main St in Royersford that used to have a ton of
those blue chemical drums...he might have had some of the steel drums too.
This was a long time ago though...he might not be there anymore.
John
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From: Ken Riznyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi Al;
I'm curious now about the details. Do you have any feeling about what
the throughput of that compressor is when used as a vacuum pump? I
typically remove about 250 ml of water from oil by vacuum drying ( any
settled water was drained after heating to 58 deg C prior to this so it
is all
Ok this is the part I don't get. You keep saying there in a massive
cohort of subjects walking around with amalgams and how come we aren't
seeing a problem, and I'm telling you there's a massive cohort of
subjects and we are seeing problems. I can't prove it is the amalgam
and you can't prove
Has anyone researched the using grass as a fuel (i.e. in pellets or blocks)? If yes, can you please post?Great list DaveThanksTony Marzolino[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Right... did some searches and found some pellet mills that may be
Andrew,
I am familiar with the soft drink tanks you refer to. I use them as
kegs for my homebrewed beer. There are two fittings on top. One is for
adding CO2. The other leads, through a tube, to the bottom of the tank.
This one is for dispensing the liquid. There is a fairly large, clamp
Have a look about switchgrass. It only requires labour for the first
planting and then each successive harvest, ie it is perrenial. I heard
from a local organic farmer that as such it gives 13 to 1 energy return
when used as a fuel. Maybe a rocket stove ?? Apparently it will grow
just about
Joe Street wrote:
Ok this is the part I don't get. You keep saying there in a massive
cohort of subjects walking around with amalgams and how come we aren't
seeing a problem, and I'm telling you there's a massive cohort of
subjects and we are seeing problems. I can't prove it is the
Rice farmers biggest losers over altered rice, exec says
BY NANCY COLE
Arkansas Democrat Gazette, November 4 2006
http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/171621/
Roughly 40 percent of U. S. rice exports have been negatively
affected by what many experts consider to be their industry's worst
crisis, a
The paper below is a draft version, the full version with refs will
be available at TWN in due course. - Keith
GM WATCH daily
http://www.gmwatch.org
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1.Introduction from GM Watch
2.Genetic Engineering (GE) and Omitted Health Research: Still No
Answers to Ageing Questions
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Good information on the precautionary principle in the List archives:
http://snipurl.com/11fwi
precautionary principle
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This below from Rachel's, go to the website version for hotlinks to
the Further reading section.
http://www.precaution.org/lib/prn_pp_def.htm
Environmental
Keith Addison wrote:
Good information on the precautionary principle in the List archives:
http://snipurl.com/11fwi
precautionary principle
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This below from Rachel's, go to the website version for hotlinks to
the Further reading section.
Hi again Robert;
See below
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Joe Street wrote:
Ok this is the part I don't get. You keep saying there in a massive
cohort of subjects walking around with amalgams and how come we aren't
seeing a problem, and I'm telling you there's a
Here's an interesting article about grass fuel. It also says they are working on a way to turn the grass into pellets.Grass touted as biofuel, cash crop
By Gary Pang
(Bloomsburg) Press Enterprise
BLOOMSBURG -- The native grasses growing in the area's barren farm
fields may be heating
I have read that switchgrass needs to be reseeded about every five years.
See
http://www.reap-canada.com
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Tue, 7 Nov 2006, Joe Street wrote:
Have a look about switchgrass. It only requires labour for the first
planting and then each
Hi,
I was using an old medical vac pump, had issues with lube. You can draw the
vacuum via a catch container, then introduce some drops of oil after the
catch bottle (ie with a T piece in the line, a feed of oil with a needle
valve so it can be adjusted.Oil feed between the catch container,
Message from ravi kumar, rejected because the list does not accept
attachments (or rather should not - it does sometimes, I've no idea
why). I've copied the pdf file attached below in plain text. Best -
Keith
Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 09:43:26 -0800 (PST)
From: ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Joe Street wrote:
I read this again and realized there is an unwritten assumption in
your statement. That is that one world government is bad. But I would
object that one world government might be exactly what this world
needs.so long as it is not
Joe Street wrote:
I think you would be better to buy solar panels and inverters than gold
and silver but that's just my opinion.
Better yet, buy solar panels and inverters, _and_ gold and silver.
AP
Joe
D. Mindock wrote:
Hi Kirk,
I started buying gold and silver. Also trying to
like i said before, dont elect your leaders, conscript them. no more
business as usual, just a get it done so i can go home outlook.
Jason
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From: Alan Petrillo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday,
About this time last year I mentioned I one of my poststhat Dems
would make sweeping victories in the next generalelection. I predict
that they will take both the senate and the house even tonight. One thing
that I find disturbing is the "fickle cycle" that is happening in the
USA.I think
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