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Robert,
Have these large crops in your garden been tested for nutrients?
No. They're not abnormally large, at least, I don't think so.
There are sunflower plants growing in someone else's garden in
Abbotsford that are at least as tall as mine.
Last
Hello Dave
Keith
Virgin oil was the first test
Wvo next. 1 litre bottles.
I.m in the process of stepping up now.
This was the first two batched over 1 litre.
Uh-huh, let me guess, I'm doing quite well so far - one-litre PET
soft-drink bottles, just put it in, shake it 3.5 times or whatever
Organically grown crops tend to have their nitrogen in complete proteins.
Plants grown with large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer tend to have a
certain content of free amino acids (the building blocks of proteins)
in the plant sap which the plant-eating (juice sucking) insects find very
robert luis rabello a écrit :
Joe Street wrote:
Indeed . . . The roots of the new conflict originate in the ashes of
WWII.
... that itself originates in the ashes of WWI (traité of Versailles)
that itself (concerning western europe) came from the franco-prussian
war of 1870 and the
Hello Ian
Hi Keith
This is probably the best stuff avalable in my small town, as it is from a
food shop renound for quality food.
:-) It comes as a surprise to quite a lot of biodieselers when they
start titrating restaurant oil and quickly find out which ones really
produce quality food. 6ml
Quite right Doug.
Best wishes
Keith
Organically grown crops tend to have their nitrogen in complete proteins.
Plants grown with large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer tend to have a
certain content of free amino acids (the building blocks of proteins)
in the plant sap which the plant-eating
Hi All,
I just read where the great Pat Robertson leading his flock on the 700 Club has suggested that the U.S. should assassinate President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela. I'm mean really when supposedly religious men advocate murder I'm just completely disgusted. BTW the "reasoning" behind this is
Quite a prolife christian, huh.
Tom Irwin wrote:
Hi All,
I just read where the great Pat Robertson leading his flock on the 700
Club has suggested that the U.S. should assassinate President Hugo
Chavez of Venezuela. I'm mean really when supposedly religious men
advocate murder I'm just
Hi Don;
The comment about walmart, I knew would be humorous to some on the list
but it was serious too. There is much interest on this list about
fighting globalization and avoiding giving any support to large
multinational corporations. Many folks I come across seem to think
biodiesel is a
Doug wrote:
Organically grown crops tend to have their nitrogen in complete
proteins. Plants grown with large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer
tend to have a certain content of free amino acids (the building
blocks of proteins) in the plant sap which the plant-eating (juice
sucking) insects find
I've got an idea about the crop food, that consist in this sentence scheme:
produce renevable energy - carbon dioxide+NOx+SOx and so on mixed
ashes with other nutrient derived solid substance after fermentation
good quality crop food.
Bye
Ezio
Quite right Doug.
Best wishes
Joe: Here is a link to the patent
http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2Sect2=HITOFFp=1u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.htmlr=1f=Gl=50co1=ANDd=PG01s1=biodeisels2=electrodeOS=biodeisel+AND+electrodeRS=biodeisel+AND+electrode
United States Patent Application
20050120621
I am looking for a biodiesel processor to produce up to two million
liters a year. Ive been to the Engera site there largest p4000
processor looks good but is there a cheaper skid mounted processor
Available.
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Brian,
my summer place is also in the forest. I'd rather use solar directly than
harvest
wood any day. It's simply the time saved and physical effort expended. I do
cut
trees when I have to, and wood is also our primary heat source at the summer
place,
not that it needs a lot given the
bob allen wrote:
Quite a prolife christian, huh.
I've read somewhere that Many who are insincere will join them . . .
You can tell the REAL ones from the pretenders by how closely they
follow the one they claim to love.
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
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US shuts down Somalia internet
The US believes the two companies also support Bin Laden
Somalia's only internet company and a key telecoms business have been forced to close because the United States suspects them of terrorist links.
I would say it is very depressing and if I could find any
robert luis rabello wrote:
bob allen wrote:
Quite a prolife christian, huh.
I've read somewhere that Many who are insincere will join them . . .
You can tell the REAL ones from the pretenders by how closely they
follow the one they claim to love.
robert luis rabello
Not everyone thinks that Steve Levitt is infallible:
http://maxspeak.org/mt/archives/001540.html
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Doug wrote: "Organically grown crops tend to have their nitrogen in complete proteins. Plants grown with large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer tend to have a certain content of free amino acids (the building blocks of proteins) in the plant sap which the plant-eating (juice sucking) insects
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/23/robertson.chavez/
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a thought...
Clif
I JUST heard it on NPR!
Here's the quote:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNewsarticle=UPI-1-20050823-09170200-bc-us-robertson.xml
I've read the entire New Testament from beginning to end, and nowhere
do I find
What mental hospital let this Robertson out too early? Does US not
have the money to treat their basket cases in proper facilities?
Hakan
At 13:26 23/08/2005, you wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/23/robertson.chavez/
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Doug wrote:
Organically grown crops tend to have their nitrogen in complete
proteins. Plants grown with large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer
tend to have a certain content of free amino acids (the building
blocks of proteins) in the plant sap which the plant-eating
robert luis rabello wrote:
bob allen wrote:
Quite a prolife christian, huh.
I've read somewhere that Many who are insincere will join them . . .
You can tell the REAL ones from the pretenders by how closely they
follow the one they claim to love.
robert luis rabello
Why such an old story Michael? 23 November, 2001.
I remember that happening and I'm not sure what happened since, but
it seems to be working.
http://somalinet.com/dir/
Somali - SomaliNet - Somalia: - Internet Directory
http://www.arabji.com/Somalia/
Somalia Internet Guide - Somalia's Portal,
. Just a thought... ClifI JUST heard it on NPR!Here's the quote:http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNewsarticle=UPI-1-20050823-09170200-bc-us-robertson.xmlI've read the entire New Testament from beginning to end, and nowhere do I find admonitions to murder people we don't like, or whose
...sorry Keith.
It was part of a discussion I had with a friend. I became really switched-on about it,looked it up and posted it without looking at the date.
MikeKeith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why such an old story Michael? 23 November, 2001.I remember that happening and I'm not sure
hi yall,
all i ahve to say is at least the walmarts aren't unionized. ( doesn't make them better but ... ) and that i agree with the going to a chemical shop. they will have what you need.
vince zJoe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Don;The comment about walmart, I knew would be humorous to
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-09170200-bc-us-robertson.xmlhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=To
pNewsarticle=UPI-1-20050823-09170200-bc-us-robertson.xml
I've read the entire New Testament from beginning to end, and nowhere
do I find admonitions to murder people we don't
My original post was out of date and didn't include my intentions. I apologize for rushing and not communicating as well as I should have.
It was supposed to address questions I have about the determination of commercial entities to appear in the most unlikely places. I'd like to know more
...sorry Keith.
No harm done Mike, I just wondered. It made me cross at the time.
It was part of a discussion I had with a friend. I became really
switched-on about it, looked it up and posted it without looking at
the date.
Oh, I didn't think of that. That sort of becomes an impossibility
The concentration in atmosphere depend from the deforestation. If you cultivate
in extreme condition of temperature high concetration of CO2 and other
nutrients, you obtain a big results in quantiyt and quality.
Is it clear?
I hope yes.
Wishes
Ezio
List,
I was exposed to Biodiesel just a few
days ago and have been searching the internet since trying to learn what I
could. I have found several homemade systems and a few commercially available systems.
I was looking for open honest feedback on the systems available at this web
site:
The UN will impose economic sanctions on Iran, if Iran
doesn't stop playing with nuclear energy. One of
these sanctions would be to stop them from selling
their oil on the world market. And since Iran is the
4th largest oil producer in the world, it would
definitely affect the price of crude
Continuing along that theme, I, too, am looking
for people in the DC area to form a Bio Diesel manufacturing coop for sharing expenses
and responsibilities. Any takers?
Drew Cohen
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Yes, Unbelievable, huh? I heard this on NPR this morning and then
read the story online (it was picked up by the AP)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050823/ap_on_re_us/
robertson_assassination
This guy (I'm being nice) ran for president as a Republican, in
1988. I just don't think his (lack
Hello Ed, welcome
I was exposed to Biodiesel just a few days ago and have been
searching the internet since trying to learn what I could. I have
found several homemade systems and a few commercially available
systems. I was looking for open honest feedback on the systems
available at this
C.J.;
What the devil has oil to do with it? (everything - I know) Perhaps
they would like to save some oil or perhaps they would like to join the
nuclear big boys club. Why doesn't Iran have just as much right to
'play with ' as you put it, nuclear energy as any other nation who has
the
A lot of us could see the war with Iraq coming - even with the dog pony show happening at the UN.
Now that US attention is turned toward Iran, there is even more chatter on the Internet about a pending war. However, with resources stretched to the limit and and an effective anti-recruitment
C.J.,
It is obvious that Iran also have uranium to develop and why would they
not be allowed to do so? US and the west would rather see Iran exporting
the uranium, than using it. It is obvious that even peaceful use of nuclear
energy, is a threat for the needs of US.
Uranium is also a fossil
Hi Bud,
I guess anyone with a nuclear weapon doesn´t get attacked by the U.S. (see North Korea) or perhaps if your neighbor gets invaded for its oil you want a deterent so you won´t be attacked. Also it could be that if nuclear energyis good enough for China to increase their electric power
Hey Mike;
What if they called a war and nobody showed? The odd draft dodger is
easy to deal with but suppose everybody just folded their arms and said
'"no"?
Trouble is joe average is too well indoctrinated to consider a little
civil disobedience. Where would they incarcerate them all? Gitmo
With China sitting on the Security council and being one of Iran''s
biggest customers I wonder how far sanctions will get?
Rick
C. J. Thornton wrote:
The UN will impose economic sanctions on Iran, if Iran
doesn't stop playing with nuclear energy. One of
these sanctions would be to stop
Why a war if it is only to remove the enrichment
facilities, Israel just nipped across the border and blew up Iraq’s
nuclear site. I’m sure a few missiles fire from off shore would do the
job. But that does mean they would still control their own oil. Chris.
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Chris Lloyd wrote:
Why a war if it is only to remove the enrichment facilities, Israel just
nipped across the border and blew up Iraq’s nuclear site. I’m sure a few
missiles fire from off shore would do the job. But that does mean they
would still control their own oil. Chris.
After the
Joe,
"...suppose everybody just folded their arms and said 'no'?"
Man! Don't do that. I just had to breath into a paper bag for the last ten minutes!
The potential of a movement can make the power of money insignificant.
"Still wouldn't that be a lark eh?"
Ah ha!! A Canuck! I should have
Iran has a relatively large population in proportion to its oil supplies.
Going back well into the Shah's time it professed to be worried about
eventually running out of oil, and was interested in using its oil
resources to build up a permanent energy supply through nuclear power.
Probably some
C. J. Thornton wrote:
What I'd like to know is - What does a country sitting
on top of a sea of oil need with nuclear energy???
A deterrent.
robert luis rabello
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This kind of goes along with the "sheep urine in your tank" article in the Guardian (http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1503407,00.html).
Mike_
Urine Battery Turns Pee Into Power
John Roachfor National Geographic News
August 18, 2005
Before you next flush
Photo in the News: Gas Thief Escapes on Tricycle
August 16, 2005Speeding from the scene of the crime, a Chinese boy tows a floating plastic bag of stolen natural gas last week. Flouting a government ban, farmers around the central Chinese town of Pucheng frequently filch gas from the local oil
Michael Redler wrote:
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Photo in the News: Gas Thief Escapes on Tricycle
*
*August 16, 2005*—Speeding from the scene of the crime, a Chinese boy
tows a floating plastic bag of stolen natural gas last week. Flouting
a government ban, farmers around the central Chinese town of Pucheng
I thought for sure I had seen Robertson being interviewed recently on
FOX. If my memory serves me correctly, he had only been out of a
facility for the mental challenged for 48 hours. In Madrid, yes
that's where it was, Spain!!! But then, most of the Dr.'s in this
particular hospital were from
Mike,
I'm gonna be laughing about this one for quite sometime now!
Let's ride little dude! Great photo, thanks for posting!On 8/23/05, Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Photo in the News: Gas Thief Escapes on Tricycle
August 16, 2005—Speeding from the scene of the
crime, a Chinese boy tows
Mike,
Most of the really good Spanish Dr.s, get their education and
especially practices in US. Some very popular specialities are mental
and beauty treatments. Sweden is well known for replacement surgery,
but they have not yet tried to replace human brains with the ones
from apes, as far
Hi Derick
True, I totally agree that trying in correct direction
with the interaction with multidicipline colaboration
can lead to good sucess, not with limited persistant work
sd
Pannir On 8/21/05, DERICK GIORCHINO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my opinion.
Since the dawn of
Clif,
You are correct in insisting on source verification when reporting anything
as serious as the report that evangelist and religious broadcaster Pat
Robertson called for the assassination of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
That's serious stuff.
Today I found the following verifying
I appreciate your patience
Cheers
Ian
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] deacidification
Hello Ian
Hi Keith
This is probably the best stuff avalable in my small town,
'Evening, Folks -
Yesterday I saw what I believe was an RFP from PG for better catalysts
to split various plant and animal oils from their glycerin 'backbone' to
yield methylated esters. If I read it right (sorry - it was quick) they
would like not to have a glycerin fraction at all. I'm not
This is just sad. I can't believe he has the nerve to call himself a
Christian. =shudder= Jesus would never advocate the assasination of
anyone. He'd be more likely to have him over for dinner and tell
parables. :)
He's just as crazy as Al Qaida. =sigh=
But hey... freedom of speech and all.
I hope I am not the first to jump in head first on this one. I
know there are a lot of much more educated people than me here. Just
the same, why shouldn't I spout off? I simply hope for PEACE.
The UN will impose economic sanctions on Iran, if Iran
doesn't stop playing with nuclear energy.
What I'd like to know is - What does a country sittingon top of a sea of oil need with nuclear energy???
Think about it. If the price of oil keeps climbing, the more oil
Iran can sell means more $$ for them. If they are using their oil
to run their own country, they are missing out on some big
Hello all,
The rendering company
(company that collects used restaurant fryer oil), issued angry verbal threats
to the Mom and Pop burger joint that gives me their used fryer oil. The
restaurant puts their used fryer oil into my buckets, and I schlep it
away.
The renderers told the
On Aug 23, 2005, at 3:17 PM, Brian Ramsay wrote:
Think about it. If the price of oil keeps climbing, the more oil Iran
can sell means more $$ for them. If they are using their oil to run
their own country, they are missing out on some big money. Also, it
is good to diversify in
I am looking for someone in Alabama, preferably Birmingham area that is making
bio fuel that would be willing to show me the process and equipment used. I
will also drive to TN, GA, MS, N-FL, if anyone is available.
Thanks,
Hunter
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knowledge, we are excempt over here in SA at the moment as it is not petroleum
based... just ask them renderes for the PROOF! They should have some sort
of paper then...
Jurie.
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