Hello Kenji,
heating the oil means that you are adding energy to the coming reaction. The
reaction will go faster and become more complete than if you didn´t heat the
oil. Trans-esterifucation processes can often take place in temperatures
around 20oC and above.
The glycerol settling will also go s
I have nothing in writing to back this up .. it's just something that was
told me by my chiropractor sometimes in the early 80's.
What I was told is that there is one consistent factor in all Sudden Infant
Death and that is each and every one was delivered at birth by a medical
doctor using for
Exactly! I am looking for information, hoping that possibly some people
here might have it. Google has
found alot of articles but so far they do not contain anything I
consider hard proof. I will keep looking
and hope to find something one way or the other.
Jeromie
bob allen wrote:
>This an in
The hair dryer and Rat poison I've seen personally. The others I got from a friend. "...just repeating what is all over the web?" ...got your shorts in a knot today Bob? This isn't a thesis so, relax. If you have your scientists cap on, perhaps you aren't in the right frame of mind to be readi
Michael
I was lead to believe that the autism diagnosis was a mis-diagnosis and used
only because the doctors/educators did not know what to do with them.
I was also lead to believe that these children normally do not speak much
before 4 years of age and then they begin with full sentences.
so Michael, have you seen these personally? or just repeating what is all over
the web? I am
interested in the authenticity of the purported labels- they seem similar to a
lot of "Darwin
awards"- cute, but contrived...
Michael Redler wrote:
> Hey. Is this still on-topic?
>
> Hair Dryer Man
Maybe the reason we have so many safety switches on everything is because we forgot how to post warnings? http://tinyurl.com/95qel Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm going to have to confess ignorance here. Can anyone one point me toanyexamples of machinery rendered useless due to safety c
I've never tried making biodiesel without heating the oil, except in
little demo batches (2 litre pop bottle). How necessary is it, and can
anyone describe the chemistry or physics of it to me in dumb-dumb terms?
Or maybe its in the archives, and someone could point me in the right
direction.
Tha
Hey. Is this still on-topic? Hair Dryer Manual: "Do not use while showering" Toilet Brush: Do not use for personal hygiene" Rat Poison: "Harmful if swallowed" Drain Cleaner: If you do not understand, or cannot read, all directions, cautions and warnings, do not use this product.
This an interesting hypothesis, but it brings to mind a question and a comment
what were infants dying of prior to the initiation of the use of flame
retardants? Crib deaths are
reported in medical literature from early in the nineteenth century, and
anecdotally much earlier
still- at least t
I don't think it is so much that the diesel will fail california emissions, so much as CA (and the northeast) plain refuse to test new diesels. In general, diesel emissions tests just measure how thick the black
smoke is -- completely different than anything than is tested on
gasoline cars.If you
Keith Addison wrote:
>Hello David
>
>I could perhaps agree with the point you're making, but I think you
>stretch it so far it breaks.
>
>
>
>>robert luis rabello wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Michael Redler wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>[snip]
>>
>>
>>
>>> Yet the religious principle of "do
californiaia has not test for auto or pickuppp emissiaonss for diesel,,
>From: "Greg Ocnos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>To:
>Subject: [Biofuel] California Emissions
>Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 15:19:32 -0500
>
>I am thinking of buying a Jeep Liberty diesel. I live in
I am too. I have been trying to track down exactly what is uesd in my
new matress. My wife is 22 weeks pregnat (our 2nd)
so I am ever more concerned. One link had some interesting info.
http://www.checnet.org/healthehouse/education/articles-detail.asp?Main_ID=359
Jeromie
Joe Street wrote:
>Ver
Robert and Keith,
Thanks for your input.
Jerry
On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 17:43:51 -0800 robert luis rabello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> Jerry wrote:
>
>
> > Seems we have only proved that we have alot of problems
>
___
Biofuel
I'm going to have to confess ignorance here. Can anyone one point me to
any
examples of machinery rendered useless due to safety considerations?
Perhaps useless is an over statement.
Have you bought a riding lawn mower lately with a kill switch under the
seat which also does it's thing when you
Howdy Keith,
This BBC article about the same interview doesn't say "yes he did it".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1648572.stm
"Bin Laden refused to say whether or not he was behind the US attacks,
describing the targets as the American icons of military and economic power."
If he al
My Son is one of the "indigo" children. The term is often used to
refer to a class of the Autism spectrum. It is not a
movement/cult/scam.
There's nothing quite like having a 14 year old have discussions with
you that even your peers are not intelligent or mature enough to
handle.
Michael Luich
Also .. in one of the articles that came up in my search for the Super
Psychic Children of China, the author did criticize James Twyman .. the
Director of your mention movie .. for exploiting these children.
I've read some of Twyman's books and while I can admire some of his work as
the a guit
Hi Bob
>Hi again,
> This from the December 17 edition of the UK-based New
>Scientist.
>Regards,
>Bob.
>
>Save energy, eat green
>
>Are you considering switching to more eco-friendly fuels and means
>of transportation? You could do more by going vegan, say two
>University of Chicag
Hello again David
>Keith Addison wrote:
>
>>Hello David
>>
>>I could perhaps agree with the point you're making, but I think you
>>stretch it so far it breaks.
>>
>>>robert luis rabello wrote:
>>>
Michael Redler wrote:
>>>[snip]
>>>
Yet the religious principle of "do no harm to y
I am thinking of buying a Jeep Liberty diesel. I live in Massachusetts and they do
not sell diesel cars any more because of the high standard of emissions. I
would have to go out of state to buy this Jeep.
These vehicles must pass an emissions test every other year.
Mind you, you can bu
Before scoffing, do a search on Super Psychic Children of China .. and also
Mexico.
Very interesting read and well documented.
The Chinese government have set up schools for these children, as have the
Mexicans ... and nothing is being heard from the American government ..
although if these c
Somebody beat you to it John (I think it might have been Doug but, I'm not sure). Thanks anyway. I forwarded the link to the person who originally sent it. Shame on me for not checking it out. I shouldn't take any source for granted - even if it's used in a joke. MikeJohn Hayes <[EMAIL
Hi again,
This from the December 17 edition of the UK-based New Scientist.
Regards,
Bob.
Save energy, eat
green
Are you considering switching to more eco-friendly
fuels and means of transportation? You could do more by going vegan, say
two University of Chicago researchers
Hi All,
My alma mater has seen fit to forward me an invitation to a
screening of what looks like a cult movie, or perhaps the first stirrings of
a cult movement (or perhaps just another clever scam - see below). The fact
that such material is emanating from a prestigious university gives
Well done Doug. I'll pass it on. MikeDoug Younker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well a quick trip to http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.aspreveals, that using pencils, is a possible hazard, but where used duringMercury Gemini. NASA did buy 400 super pens, at the high cost of $2.95
Michael Redler wrote:
> Appropriate technologies as a philosophy can benefit anyone, anywhere.
>
>
> I received this from my uncle today:
>
> Zero Gravity
>
> *When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered
> that ball-point pens would not work in zero gravity. To co
Too bad nobody can quote from texts older than thesebecause they
didn't exist. So does that automatically mean that the ideas written
in these ancient documents must necessarily be soley attributed to
them? Isn't it reasonable to assume that decent people existed who had
decent values (
I agree with you Doug. There were a couple of things that design engineers used to say to their project/product managers (I say "used to" since design engineers are almost extinct in the Northeast US - although the job title still lingers): 1) We can design anything you want. It's just a fu
Well a quick trip to http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.asp
reveals, that using pencils, is a possible hazard, but where used during
Mercury Gemini. NASA did buy 400 super pens, at the high cost of $2.95
each.
Doug
___
Biofuel mailing list
http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.asp
Michael Redler wrote:
> Appropriate technologies as a philosophy can benefit anyone, anywhere.
>
>
> I received this from my uncle today:
>
> Zero Gravity
>
> *When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly
> discovered that b
I'm going to have to confess ignorance here. Can anyone one point me to any
examples of machinery rendered useless due to safety considerations? I
can't put my hands on any data at the moment, but I'm fairly confident that
the desire for more wealth and power, by the already wealthy and powerful,
Appropriate technologies as a philosophy can benefit anyone, anywhere. I received this from my uncle today: Zero Gravity When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered that ball-point pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat this problem, NASA scientists spe
Hello David
I could perhaps agree with the point you're making, but I think you
stretch it so far it breaks.
>robert luis rabello wrote:
>
> >Michael Redler wrote:
> >
> >
>[snip]
>
> > Yet the religious principle of "do no harm to your neighbor" and "do
> >not harm a child" come directly fr
>You did a wonderful job Keith.
Why thankyou Mike. :-)
>Your reply is the kind that I really enjoy even when I don't agree
>with everything - appropriately siting references with your analysis
>and keeping in mind the bigger picture. You mentioned duality (i.e.
>duality of man)
Duality of min
Doug don't forget we have the ability to direct where the education
portion of our municipal taxes goes, ie. which school board it goes to.
I wish that it was possible to do more directing of where my tax
dollars go. Maybe one day.
Joe
Doug Turner wrote:
I've got to agree with Joe. M
I've got to agree with Joe. Many, but not all, of the Canadians I know
strongly support the separation of church and state. We are often not vocal
about it because the issue seldom comes up. With respect to religious
schools, our country was predicated on equality of French and English,
Catholic
David Miller wrote:
> See, here's the crux of the problem. Here is what you're missing.
>
> Whose religious principle of "do no harn to your neighbor" and "do not
> harm a child" do you hold?
I began my contribution to this thread by simply stating that in many
"free" countries, peopl
robert luis rabello wrote:
>Michael Redler wrote:
>
>
[snip]
> Yet the religious principle of "do no harm to your neighbor" and "do
>not harm a child" come directly from a tradition far older than
>psychology and the field of child development. (I can give you book,
>chapter and verse
Very curious! Phosphorus, Antimony and Arsenic are dopants commonly
used in the semiconductor industry and are extremely toxic when they
combine with hydrogen to form hydrides. Arsine (the hydride of arsenic)
is toxic at a level of 50 parts per billion. That's about the range of
sensitivity o
Hear! Hear! Well I had to take exception to what was written about most
Canadians being unconcerned about the division (or lack of) church and
state. While I cannot speak for all Canadians I can certainly say I've
heard many negative comments every time the subject comes up and the
discussion
You did a wonderful job Keith. Your reply is the kind that I really enjoy even when I don't agree with everything - appropriately siting references with your analysis and keeping in mind the bigger picture. You mentioned duality (i.e. duality of man) and makes me wonder if Jung was an influence in
Hello Mike, Robert and all
>"My SECULAR government shouldn't force me to think or behave against
>my own conscience."
>
>
>Absolutely. I'm with you on that point.
So am I.
>"I have a problem with people who insist that we put the 10
>commandments up in public buildings then refuse to live by t
44 matches
Mail list logo