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From: akarbowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thought that this might interest some of the listmembers,
Hakan
April News Letter from Energy Saving Now
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ENERGY SAVING NOW
NEWS LETTER
April 2003
Author: Hakan Falk
In this letter,
Some of you may already be aware of the huge media scare campaign
against ethanol-blended petrol in Australia. Here is a great story
that appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald, Monday April 28 2003:
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Ethanol fuel line has motorists labouring under
Accidently sent this to Vern directly.
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From: Andrew Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:Re: [biofuel] 42,850 Traffic Deaths in 2002
Date sent: Sat, 26 Apr 2003 19:32:20
My family and I go camping often, and I've often wondered what it
would be like to live in the great outdoors. No public power, no
well, no sewer, no common conveniences that we have been led to
believe are necessary. This is the beginnings of my Living with
Less diary. It's sort of born of
great idea, thanks.
Steve Spence
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Sent: Tuesday,
Keith Addison wrote:
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Soon after the British captured Baghdad in 1917, the civil
commissioner, Captain Arnold Wilson, argu[ed] that the new state
being created out of three former Turkish provinces could only be
the antithesis of democratic government. This was because the Shia
Appal Energy wrote:
As for property taxes? Frankly, having no children, I'd still
rather
subsidize the education of other people's children (via property taxes)
than
I would have then floating around and behaving as dumb as rocks some
years
down the road.
You must have very mixed feelings.
girl mark wrote:
I used to drive a propane-powered vehicle- and it got atrocious fuel
economy compared to gasoline (it was a gas-to-propane conversion).
Raising the compression pressure will normally take care of this problem.
My last purpose built propane engine displaced almost 6
All hydrogen-powered fuel cells are 'hydrogen powered electrical
generators'. To be classified as 'renewable energy', the hydrogen must
come from a renewable source. Splitting water with solar electricity to
generate hydrogen to burn in a fuel cell is renewable. Converting coal,
oil or natural
Good luck.
Have you read Voluntary Simplicity?
I
On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 08:08 AM, Steve Spence wrote:
My family and I go camping often, and I've often wondered what it
would be like to live in the great outdoors. No public power, no
well, no sewer, no common conveniences that we
Focus on the Corporation
Mon, 28 Apr 2003
Grace News
By Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman
The U.S. government this week launched its Arabic language satellite TV
news station for Muslim Iraq.
It is being produced in a studio -- Grace Digital Media -- controlled by
fundamentalist Christians
I haven't, but I will. Anyone want to send me a copy? I have no budget to
buy any more books.
I am most enamored with Jenkins Humanure (have autographed copy).
Composting all biologic outputs saves me over 6000 gallons of water per
person, per year.
Makes rain water recovery much more
Thought that this might interest some of the listmembers,
Hakan
April News Letter from Energy Saving Now
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ENERGY SAVING NOW
NEWS LETTER
April 2003
Author: Hakan Falk
In this letter,
ROFL! ROFL!
Naw. There will always be people that are as dumb as rocks. Some by choice.
Some by circumstance.
But it would be nice if all knew how to give accurate change and read the
DOT driving manuals.
Pay up front or get plowed from behind. One can be accomodated for the
first. The second
According to its web site, Grace News Network is dedicated to
transmitting the evidence of God's presence in the world today.
And here I thought all these decades that all that was necessary as witness
to something or someone bigger than me was to sit on the back porch and
ponder the natural
Thank you very much, Robert, that was very useful info!
mark
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I meant electricity - hydrogen then back to electricity.
The conversion from electricity to hydrogen then back to electricity is
not even close to the efficiency of your everyday lead-acid battery.
It may work better for a car where weight and speed of recharging is a
concern, but he was
Great idea. This to me is the ideal lifestyle (short of returning to hunter
gathering). A lifestyle I myself am working towards(funny how in our society
living in the city one needs to work towards having less). Also working on
convincing my partner about it as well.
I eagerly await further
Greetings everybody.
I have been looking into yurts and so far I like what I see. They seem to
be a very low impact housing alternative. Might anyone have experience
living in one or have some knowledge that could prove useful?
Thank you.
Peace and flow
Michael
It sounds like a fantastic trip. I've done some shorter ones like
that, say from Kansas City to Chicago, or Chicago to Washington DC.
Never regretted it. I agree that the food left something to be
desired, but on the whole I have really enjoyed the few liesurely
trips I've taken. This makes it
sorry forgot to add title
From: Michael Ashton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] (unknown)
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 17:56:37 -0700
Greetings everybody.
I have been looking into yurts and so far I like what I see. They seem
For some odd reason in the US they are sold by companies that charge
a lot of money! I'm sure you can find a design to make one yourself.
The commercial version is VERY goodlooking, but not particularly
portable and cold of course- for a few thousand dollars I'd build
something more
[compressing would waste a lot of energy].
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A closed electrolyzer is self compressing.
Kirk
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Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 6:39 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] World's first hydrogen service
Sorry if this is redundant to stuff we've talked about in the past,
this is crossposted from the biodiesel list...
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Hi US people (or whoever else can order from Grainger)
Grainger has on sale a pump I use for mixing biodiesel- not the cheap
way to do it, but a decent pump. It
Down goes efficiency.
kirk wrote:
[compressing would waste a lot of energy].
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A closed electrolyzer is self compressing.
Kirk
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On Tue, 29 Apr 2003 07:46, you wrote:
I just recently got an almost-free still (industrial solvent recovery still
with a huge vacuum unit, salivate, salivate) and started thinking about the
options that opens up for other fuels (ethanol).. I didn't set it up yet as
we're trenching for power
On Tue, 29 Apr 2003 11:09, you wrote:
So you propose leaving everyone who can't live up to a particular standard
behind? The aged? The infirm? The abandoned? The abused?
Didn't they use to have orphanages and asylums for those on the fringe?
Numerous good reasons why both were largely
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Also, listening to all the news coverage about Saddam, I was left
wondering: What happened to Osama?
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Adventure for Your Mind
http://www.1stbooks.com/bookview/9782
Osama who??
The CIA have put him back to bed. (Sorry, Conspiracy
On vacuum:
Once a vacuum is pulled on the chamber, the power required to pull the
vacuum will be proportional to the rate of withdrawal of mass or volume at
the vacuum pressure. If you're not pulling off much or any water, there
won't be much change in vacuum, requiring little extra power.
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