As someone who has recently quit working for a certain, large digital communications company, I can tell you that if you're using a cell phone made after Jan. 1, 2003, they can already do this to ya. We sold packages to individuals (bosses, parents, etc.) that allowed users to log into their
Most new cars have a chip in them that can report pretty much everything
the car does - like a black box flight recorder.
Another reason to have an old 300D!
Michael Redler wrote:
Thanks Kirk.
I will distribute as widely as I can!
Dubya still has some political capital (as he likes to
We can be tracked by cell phones, closed circuit TV cameras on city streets and soon I suspect,national ID cards under the REAL ID act. It's the legislation behind the technology that concerns me. After all, You don't need advanced technology to track someone. You only need someone with a
Appal Energy wrote:
Bob,
It's a speed bump at best, as are all vaccines. Some are more
effective than others. We certainly haven't eradicated any maladies,
despite many proclamations to the contrary over the decades.
global small pox and almost global polio?
Lest we forget, the
Since as Todd pointed out glycerol is nothing more than a simple sugar,
and since yeasts like sugars, cogito ergo vinto..what about
fermentation? If methanogens can digest the stuff perhaps yeast?
Joe
Appal Energy wrote:
Robert Carr,
You'll have to clarify a bit more precisely what
Yup. It looks like we completely disagree. It happens (true).
As an Internet veterinarian (false), I diagnose myself as suffering from
mental incapacitation due to
methanol fumes. (Maybe true)
Childish? You've got me there. Ask anyone who knows me.(true)
Time for this thread to be over?
Hi Joe
How come you're so metrically challenged? You're a Canadian, not an
American, no? Cross-border pollution by sheer osmosis? LOL!
Hi all;
I looked in the archives for info on pump size recommendations. I found
a few messages relating to the clear water pump but what I am after is
does
Midori's sitting at the table with 10 brightly burning candles she
just made out of WVO, a pretty enough sight.
We're doing a project with a science teacher tomorrow, taking some
extra trouble because it's the local school. The kids brought used
cooking oil (tempura oil) from their kitchens at
Hi Mike
I'm puzzled. We use 100% biodiesel in this stove, a standard kerosene
pressure stove from India:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor10.html#stove
It's just the same as all the other pressure stoves and blowtorches
I've used, Primus and so on, and pressure lanterns (I had an
Hello Bob
Hi all,
I have decided to go the composting route to dispose of my glycerin
by-product, but I want to combine this process with at least one other. I
plan to dispose of garden waste, household compostibles and glycerin b-p
together, but want to get another usable or saleable by
Well as someone who has worked for a couple of high technology
companies with secret military contracts I can vouch for the accuracy
of your speculations on the resolution of information which can be
gathered. This is why I chuckle when anyone talks about the "WMD" and
claims that
K
More Christmas trees than Christians, how eloquent!
Rad
-- Original Message --
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 23:21:55 +0900
Midori's sitting at the table with 10 brightly burning
The Second Superpower Rears its Beautiful Head http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/jmoore/secondsuperpower.html As the United States government becomes more belligerent in using its power in the world, many people are longing for a “second superpower” that can keep
the US in check.
Wide spread tracking of people, vehicles and products will be everywhere within
a few years.
RFID chips will soon be embedded in all product packaging. Pet chipping ID
becoming popular
over the past several years has just been approved for humans. Other tech
either being implimented or
Greetings Keith,
I'm going to try it on kerosene and if that works I'll know it's not the
stove. I have heard from some other Petromax owners that there
may have been a bad batch of stoves. This one does have a bad pressure
gauge. I will call Britelyt and see what they say.
The BD I put in
Joe Street wrote:
Since as Todd pointed out glycerol is nothing more than a simple sugar,
and since yeasts like sugars, cogito ergo vinto..what about
fermentation? If methanogens can digest the stuff perhaps yeast?
the usual bugs for alcohol fermentation will not use glycerin as a
Bob,
You've surely noticed by now that I'm somewhat of a literalist. Yes,
there are nuances to everything which can dampen the literal. But for
claims of eradication to exist in the literal sense, that would mean no
stores, no inventories, no weapons, no stockpiles and no incidents in
the
Joe,
Glycerol has been converted to ethanol using botulinum toxin.
None too sure that I'd care to pursue that at the shade tree or
micro-commercial level.
Todd Swearingen
Since as Todd pointed out glycerol is nothing more than a simple
sugar, and since yeasts like sugars, cogito ergo
Todd, you are repeating yourself and to be honest it is both tedious and
boring. toodles
Appal Energy wrote:
Bob,
You've surely noticed by now that I'm somewhat of a literalist. Yes,
there are nuances to everything which can dampen the literal. But for
claims of eradication to exist in
Well Bob, that's certainly one way to avoid addressing an incongruity.
It's a darned good thing that there's a second ball around here so that
when you take yours and go home the rest of the world doesn't have to stop.
May poles for you and back to work for me.
Todd Swearingen
Todd, you are
Perhaps the new super power is in and around us already with
fledgling engineering and technology societies/groups. Most of modern
living/sustainability is being sought by such people in large numbers.
Take this group as being part of the whole and add many more such orientated
It isn't Stearin is it?
Greg H.
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 7:21
Subject: [Biofuel] WVO candles
There's a product you can buy here in any supermarket, cheap, a white
powder claimed
Municipal Solid waster to alcohol via acid hydrolysis and fermentation. Can
any of you throw more light with references and examples??
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Keith,
How do the candles smell? like french fries? ;-)
Sounds like Castor wax (Hydrogenated
Castor Oil) if it is a powder and claims to be 100% castor oil.
Here is a link I found in the Household Products dB:
http://tinyurl.com/8lyey
On 12/8/05, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got a shock when I went down to the local Canadian Tire store to pick
up a 4 liter jug of methanol. The price was nearly double what it was
in the summer. Price is still the same at the chemical supplier I
normally go to for bulk but it was not possible to get down there so I
thought I
Greetings Mike
Greetings Keith,
I'm going to try it on kerosene and if that works I'll know it's not the
stove. I have heard from some other Petromax owners that there
may have been a bad batch of stoves. This one does have a bad pressure
gauge. I will call Britelyt and see what they say.
its my understanding that a milk homogenizer breaks up the fat molecules in
cream. if wvo or finished bd were run through one of these could it possibly
have the effect of winterizing the fuel? has anyone ever tried this?
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I just placed an order for it in bulk 254 Gallons (961 Liters) and the
price went down a bit from what I was Quoted prior 2.39 Gallon 0.63 a
liter (US). was a few cents more.
Jim
Joe Street wrote:
I got a shock when I went down to the local Canadian Tire store to pick
up a 4 liter jug of
Hi Joe,
The Clearwater Model 01479 is rated at 330 gallons per hour or 1249
Liters per Hour when it has to lift Water no more than 0 foot before
expelling it. It will lift water as much as 10 feet but you can expect
the GPH or LPH to drop exponentially when you approach that much lift..
It
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