Whoa! What the hell happened? I leave yooz guyzfor a little while and the thread spirals out of control...!!MikeDoug Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Keith:Why would anyone want to do that to a ferret, or perhaps severalferrats. They are just cute and cuddly little ankle biters that smell
Hello Joe
Pardon the snip...
snip
I found that my success depended a lot on how careful I was with the
titration step. Also I found that when the 0.1% base solution was
added there was a tendancy for some oil to drop out and I think this
affected my accuracy. I built a stirrer to keep the
Hi guys
An easy way to prove the date of your idea is to put together several sets
of plans of your invention, seal them well and register mail three or four
sets to yourself and a couple to your lawyer, obviously with instructions to
him not to open his envelopes until needed. That way you
Thanks All, It sounds like I need to find out how he is using this stuff, and how much is getting in the oil.
JamesOn 1/4/06, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Boil Out is what the product is generally called. It's a packet ofsodium hydroxide that is mixed with hot water and cycled throught
Check out this news group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/altfuelfurnace/
It is all about heating w/ biod. and it is packed full of good info.
james demer
On 1/4/06, David Marquis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Doug,
Nice to meet you and all of the other people on the
list. Canada, huh... I
It improves their mood
Doug Turner wrote:
Keith:
Why would anyone want to do that to a ferret, or perhaps several
ferrats. They are just cute and cuddly little ankle biters that smell bad.
I bet they would smell worse when squashed.
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison
Oh, act all innocent *now*
Michael Redler wrote:
Whoa! What the hell happened? I leave yooz guyz for a little while and
the thread spirals out of control...!!
Mike
*/Doug Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Keith:
Why would anyone want to do that to a ferret, or perhaps
Sometimes I wonder why they add in things that might had happened, but did not.
At 07:56 05/01/2006, you wrote:
snip
-- as evidenced by Erdogan's recent phone call to Ariel Sharon,
congratulating the prime minister on his recent recovery from heart
surgery.
We now know that Sharon never
Thanks for the pointer!
Dave
--- james demer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check out this news group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/altfuelfurnace/
It is all about heating w/ biod. and it is packed
full of good info.
james demer
On 1/4/06, David Marquis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello
Hi Jed,
The method you just described seems plausible but have you have any
experience of or known anybody to have actually done it?
Ross
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Sent: 01 January 2006 14:59
To:
IIRC, it's not legal for individual states or cities to make treaties with
foreign nations, as such an agreement might be considered.
Greg H.
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 23:56
Subject:
Although I've never done it, I heard of it being done by others. My attitude is that redundancy is (in this situation) a good thing. Mail to yourself and your attorney, notarize as much as possible, get as many signatures as possible from those with skill in the art (who you also trust), etc, etc.
I read that Flt. Lt. Malcom Kendal Smith's court martial is set for the
ides of March. Interesting choice of dates! I hope that is a good omen.
Story here: http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/legal/article331782.ece
J
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This is a delivery agreement with a US company
Citgo owned by Venezuela and a US city, regarding
deliveries of discounted energy. I fail to see what might be illegal.
Hakan
At 16:17 05/01/2006, you wrote:
IIRC, it's not legal for individual states or cities to make treaties with
foreign
Very true, but wouldn't they be signing a contract with Citgo and not
Venezuela.
Greg and April wrote:
IIRC, it's not legal for individual states or cities to make treaties with
foreign nations, as such an agreement might be considered.
Greg H.
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From:
Hi Keith;
Best wishes for the new year and thanks for your tireless (seemingly)
effort around here.
I hope it doesn't look like I am implying a good titration can't be
done without going to this length. That is not the case. I just wanted
to share the idea incase anyone else wanted to give it
Hello,
The agreements to supply discounted heating oil have been made through citgo,
the legal U.S. subsiid.. with full business status in the U.S. It is not a
situation
of making treaties with foreign nations, so it should not be considered as
such
You don't see U.S. oil co's offering
Not to mention, there is a Citgo station at the Pentagon. I buy B20
there sometimes.
AEN wrote:
Hello,
The agreements to supply discounted heating oil have been made through citgo,
the legal U.S. subsiid.. with full business status in the U.S. It is not a
situation
of making treaties with
NOW will you stop mailing me all these envelopes?
Michael Redler wrote:
Although I've never done it, I heard of it being done by others. My
attitude is that redundancy is (in this situation) a good thing. Mail
to yourself and your attorney, notarize as much as possible, get as
many
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5081558
Health Science
Popularity of Biodiesel Grows Amid High Gas Prices
Listen to this story... javascript:getMedia('ATC', '03-Jan-2006', '16',
'RM,WM'); by Eric Mack
/All Things Considered
Send them back and DON'T OPEN THEM!:-) Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NOW will you stop mailing me all these envelopes?Michael Redler wrote: Although I've never done it, I heard of it being done by others. My attitude is that redundancy is (in this situation) a good thing. Mail to
Hi Dave:
I live in Hamilton, Ontario, which is on the western end of Lake Ontario
and about the same latitude as Rome. Last year, which was somewhat colder
than normal, we used approximately 500US gallons of #2 Fuel Oil to heat our
house at a cost of $1,400 CND.
You should probably talk
Not really.
See a previous post with the subject - Venezuela Oil Fields Back in State
Control, from Keith Addison:
In 2001, it passed a new law requiring oil production to be carried out by
companies majority-owned by the government.
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Marty Phee
Can vacuum be used alone to dewater oil at room temp?Or even at
slightly elevated temp? 55 deg. C would be a good temp so
when it finished drying it could be sent directly to the processor. I would
alsoneed a condenser to keep the evacuated water out of the vacuum
pump.A friend of mine (in
As I mentioned in a earlier post, if all of Chicago's busses were run /
controlled by a nonprofit organization and the oil went to the organization,
it would not involve a local government and then the use of discount oil
could not be considered a bribe.
Greg H.
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Well Jed I definitely think
it would be worth doing if I had some new invention pop into my head! A lot
cheaper than patenting too.
Ross
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Michael
RedlerSent: 05 January 2006 16:29To:
It is one thing to distribute heating oil at a discount through local
non-profit charities, it is another to give a local government, a discount
on fuel that is used on a for profit program.
An agreement between a foreign government owned company and a local
government is an agreement between 2
Greetings to my brothers and sisters in the noble
biodiesel movement!
I thought you might like to see this story that our
local news did on me and my obsession with BD. You
might get a kick out of it... I'm kind of a dork.
Here's the link. Click on the video story link at
the top of the page.
Hello Mick
Hi Guys.
I was hoping this day would never come.
Ive been making Bio from WVO for over 12 months now with great success
using the standard Base catalyst method.
I run it in my 1992 80 series Toyota Land Cruiser with about 340,000 Km on
the clock and she purrs like a Kitten.
Sweet! Now if you lived a little closer, I would be
tempted to ask at see your setup being a noob and
all... :-)
Dave
--- Sean Michael Dargan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Greetings to my brothers and sisters in the noble
biodiesel movement!
I thought you might like to see this story that our
Hi Doug,
I am pretty sure that it is probably cooler here in
Minnesota. I call it the great tundra wasteland. :-) I
did some searching on the internet for #2 grade
heating oil and it is running in the $2.00-$2.30 a
gallon range. Eeek! Well I believe that I can use/make
BD of less than that. Even
Large difference between signing a treaty and signing a contract.
Until such time as some form of federal embargo is placed against
Venezuela, the market remains open and there are no restrictions against
such a transaction.
Todd Swearingen
Greg and April wrote:
Not really.
See a previous
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