Hi folk,
My rig is heading off probably Mon. the 8th of Sept. on its WVO
powered journey to North FL. from North OH. (Youngstown) I'll be
hauling all my earthly possesions (not much LOL) cause this is a
moving trip.
Im putting on a Bon Voyage Party in the Youstown area the weekend of
Sept.
Climate Change Emissions Regulations
Thursday, September 18 2003 All Day
ARB climate change regulations workshops. ARB Staff will present
their proposals and Public comments will be permitted. Location:
Cal/EPA Building, Coastal Room
1001 I Street
Sacramento CA
Contact Information:
Seeking Relief from Heat, Europeans Turn to Air Conditioning
Concerned about their health and wary of technology, Europeans have
long cast a skeptical eye on that most commonplace of U.S.
appliances, the air conditioner. But this summer's blistering heat
has begun to change all that. Air
In Scotland we currently recycle less than 7 per cent of our waste,
much less than England...
Switzerland recycles 52 per cent of its waste, the Netherlands 45 per
cent and Finland has achieved a 30 per cent rate. In the US, just
under 32 per cent of waste is recycled. The UK has achieved a
http://www.tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/8646
TOMPAINE.com -
Blackout:
Repeating Energy History
David Morris is the author of Seeing the Light: Regaining Control of
Our Electricity System, and Vice President of the Institute for Local
Self-Reliance.
Who says history doesn't repeat itself?
We Predicted This: Energy Expert
by CBC News Online
August 15, 2003
Energy experts have been warning about large-scale blackouts in North
America since the early eighties. Bill Browning of the Rocky Mountain
Institute in Colorado says a report for the U.S. Pentagon in 1982
(Brittle Power:
http://www.rmi.org/sitepages/art7095.php
Rocky Mountain Institute
LIBRARY-Energy Security
Brittle Power
Energy Strategy for National Security
Download Brittle Power (PDF-1.4MB)
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Download Brittle Power Appendices (PDF-480k)
http://www.gristmagazine.com/powers/powers063003.asp?source=daily
Grist | Powers That Be | 30 Jun 2003
A Declaration of Energy Independence
New clean-energy coalitions talk up national security and the economy
by Amanda Griscom
30 Jun 2003
Two ambitious clean-energy coalitions made headlines
An Ohio-based energy conglomerate has been identified as responsible
for the massive power blackout that shut down much of the Midwest and
Northeast -- but the Bush administration isn't taking notice.
FirstEnergy's strong ties to the president may help explain why the
company may be let off
Talking of climate change, have a look at the UK's campaign group activities
and information at:
http://freethesheeple.net/cacc/html/index.html
They also intend to use and promote biofuels
David T.
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Funny how Plato and Aristole agreed with my
observations of democracy. Ben Frankin once remarked;
... a Republic madam, if you can hold onto it.
Once normal folks discover that they can vote
themselves all sorts of benefits they forget common
sense as well as the common good.
My parents lived
Unfortunately Churchill was raised in a Monarchy with
a Parlamentary form of representation. His
environment was not that of a limited Constitutional
Republic.
And I stress here that the US has long departed from
that form of government (about 1914 approximately).
Today we are something akin
Bruce Barton wrote:
Funny how Plato and Aristole agreed with my
observations of democracy.
Did they indeed. And how much do you know of the Greek conception of
democracy? Do you think it bears any resemblance to any contemporary
democracy? Do you think Plato was talking about what you're
Bruce,
You force me to answer you, by the nonsense that you
are producing.
At 02:24 PM 8/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Funny how Plato and Aristole agreed with my
observations of democracy.
Neither Plato nor Aristoles had any experience whatsoever
from representative democracy or checks and
Today we are something akin to a Democratic Socialist
Corporate state - of which nothing good can be said.
I'd take great exception to such a belief.
While some sages have said something to the affect of a country's humanity
can be seen in the way it takes care of its animals, the humanity of
Bruce,
I think that you a muddling up a lot of definitions,
that you have not even bothered to learn or even
less to understand.
Monarchy with a Parliamentary form of representation?
Limited Constitutional Republic?
Democratic Socialist Corporate state?
It beats me, trying to understand
In a sick way, it's kinda funny though.
A YahooGroup ... bouncing out its Moderator/OWNER.
Curtis
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- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I suppose I'm not the only one, but dear old Yahoo has
Well, then, I got it backwards. So if Mercedes are IDI, what are some
other examples of IDI diesels available in the US? Thanks.
Maud
St. Louis, MO
Maud Essen wrote:
I'm reading up on the preference for IDI vs. DI diesels for burning
WVO. If Mercedes diesels are DI, what are some
I live in Beaverton/Hillsboro, Oregon area and need to buy fuel
for my 1981 datsun 810 diesel. Info as to where I can purchase
biodiesel or any other related information would be happily received.
Thank You, Tammus.
Go to the national biodiesel
Is that near Corvallis? Try our dealer over there, if it is not too far
away
http://www.grease-works.com
(Corvallis Biodiesel Co-op)
On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 06:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Beaverton/Hillsboro, Oregon area and need to buy fuel
for my 1981
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Up-to-date
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Porsche 911 GTD in the test:
Sound like A Diesels
Who does not know it, roaring, roaring the legend, the double-piston
engine Porsche 911. Likewise the Design of the Elfers,
Thanks Keith, I've decided that I will start with a 55 Gal. processor and
proceed slowly so as not to make any mistakes. I estimate I need about 1200
gals. per year to supply my car and heat my house. A 55 gal. batch every 2
weeks will do it and give me time to gain experience. I'm in the
Seeking Relief from Heat, Europeans Turn to Air Conditioning
Concerned about their health and wary of technology, Europeans have
long cast a skeptical eye on that most commonplace of U.S.
appliances, the air conditioner. But this summer's blistering heat
has begun to change all that. Air
In Scotland we currently recycle less than 7 per cent of our waste,
much less than England...
Switzerland recycles 52 per cent of its waste, the Netherlands 45 per
cent and Finland has achieved a 30 per cent rate. In the US, just
under 32 per cent of waste is recycled. The UK has achieved a
http://www.tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/8646
TOMPAINE.com -
Blackout:
Repeating Energy History
David Morris is the author of Seeing the Light: Regaining Control of
Our Electricity System, and Vice President of the Institute for Local
Self-Reliance.
Who says history doesn't repeat itself?
We Predicted This: Energy Expert
by CBC News Online
August 15, 2003
Energy experts have been warning about large-scale blackouts in North
America since the early eighties. Bill Browning of the Rocky Mountain
Institute in Colorado says a report for the U.S. Pentagon in 1982
(Brittle Power:
Hi Maud, Keith, and anyone else interested in this,
I live in central New York State, USA, and am interested in a buyer's biodiesel
production supply coop. I don't
believe a biodiesel producer's coop works very well (where coop members would
share equipment to make biodiesel), as
the
I'm grateful to have found an appropriate forum for such a discussion.
Buying co-ops make sense on a macro scale and production co-ops on a
micro scale. As you point out, it certainly makes sense for both
types of co-ops to function simultaneously.
As an example, I live in the Central West
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=16608
AlterNet:
Taking Responsibility
By John Stauber and Sheldon Rampton, AlterNet
August 15, 2003
I take personal responsibility for everything I say, of course.
Absolutely, declared President Bush during his most recent news
conference. And yet
http://www.gristmagazine.com/powers/powers063003.asp?source=daily
Grist | Powers That Be | 30 Jun 2003
A Declaration of Energy Independence
New clean-energy coalitions talk up national security and the economy
by Amanda Griscom
30 Jun 2003
Two ambitious clean-energy coalitions made headlines
An Ohio-based energy conglomerate has been identified as responsible
for the massive power blackout that shut down much of the Midwest and
Northeast -- but the Bush administration isn't taking notice.
FirstEnergy's strong ties to the president may help explain why the
company may be let off
A penny saved and all that
Kirk
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Bruce,
You force me to answer you, by the nonsense that you
are producing.
At 02:24 PM 8/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Funny how Plato and Aristole agreed with my
observations of democracy.
Neither Plato nor Aristoles had any experience whatsoever
from representative democracy or checks and
Bruce,
I think that you a muddling up a lot of definitions,
that you have not even bothered to learn or even
less to understand.
Monarchy with a Parliamentary form of representation?
Limited Constitutional Republic?
Democratic Socialist Corporate state?
It beats me, trying to understand
On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 01:12:18 +0900, you wrote:
In Scotland we currently recycle less than 7 per cent of our waste,
much less than England...
Switzerland recycles 52 per cent of its waste, the Netherlands 45 per
cent and Finland has achieved a 30 per cent rate. In the US, just
under 32 per
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