By Allowing White Racists in the
Military, We're Training Domestic Terrorists
Black America Web.com , Commentary, Judge
Greg Mathis, Jul 14, 2006White supremacists believe
that the white race is superior to all others and have used their beliefs to
discriminate against those that didn't
Dear Kevin,
I do this for a living. My company is based in Australia and we supply
off-the-homes with power. In outback Australia it can cost upwards of
$150,000 to connect to the grid.
You should never use a large diesel genset unless you intend to use it to
its maximum capacity, running a
Rexis Tree wrote:
What is sustainable? There are voices saying Malaysia and Indonesia oil palm
plantation are not sustainable, and therefore the biodiesel they made are no
point at all. I am very curious, how sustainable could a plantation be? Is
there a way of sustainable plantation?
Hi,
Is it possible for methoxide solution to degrade ? I've had
400ml of it in 5l container waiting in a cool and dark place
(basement) for a couple of months. It seemed to have a bit
of some sediment on the bottom, but recently when I tried
to use it, I could clearly see it was quite a bit of
the methoxide is reacting with CO2 in the the 4.6 L of air in container, making
sodium bicarbonate
and or sodium carbonate.
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible for methoxide solution to degrade ? I've had
400ml of it in 5l container waiting in a cool and dark place
(basement) for a
D. Mindock wrote:
*By Allowing White Racists in the Military, We're Training Domestic
Terrorists*
[snip]
The U.S. government can't sit around, waiting for the next Timothy
McVeigh to reveal himself. By identifying and discharging known
extremists from the military, we can stop future
Jason Katie wrote:
i noticed that there are large numbers of ants in my wife's herb planter,
and i have also noticed a /major/ decrease in bug eaten leaves. do some
species of ants hunt these pest bugs? or is it just because of the aging
cycles of these pest bugs caused them to move on?
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 08:43:29AM -0500, bob allen wrote:
the methoxide is reacting with CO2 in the the 4.6 L of air in container,
making sodium bicarbonate
and or sodium carbonate.
That's what I thought. Although my original idea was that lye itself
could have reacted with CO2 from air
On Jul 15, 2006, at 10:00 PM, Kirk McLoren wrote:
you can cogen for 5 cents a kwhr assuming you
use the heat. Hardware is about 5 thousand dollars
unless you want an electric stove.
No electric stove. Could you elaborate a bit on the
details, please? What hardware are we talking about?
Well, since you invited the infusion of other's thought patterns
Still it's offensive to just cave in to them,
What's somewhat offensive is that it takes that much power to keep you jolly.
Your standard load should or could be much less. Peak load (power tools) could
be handled by a
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Very Respectfully,
Michael @ Http://RecoveryByDiscovery.com
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From: JJJN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: BIO Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2006 3:56 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] The truth about
Why not think as carbon neutral as possible?
Todd Swearingen
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
Hi Ken,
how about a 25KVA Genset run on Methanegaz?
it seems to me Methane is the Way to go! Why... there is the transport
and handling of the Biofuel a lot of manpower involved!
You can set up a
Thanks Michael,
Very good comments and I have noted them, This was a first draft and I
am researching more as time goes on adding bits here and there for
impact and strength of argument. Yours have been helpful.
Thanks again,
Jim
Michael wrote:
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Ken,
Along time ago I looked at a generator/battery hybrid system for
eliminating the grid. At that time power by the Kw was relatively cheap
and it didn't break even as far as Dollars and Cents. But it came close
when fugitive heat was considered to heat water.
But dollars and cents is not
Worth doing if only for that. I wouldnt hesitate for a moment to be sans Edison. Every lightning storm I unplug sensitive apparatus since the grid is a big lightning rod. Wouldnt have that problem with my own.KirkJJJN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ken,Along time ago I looked at a
On Jul 16, 2006, at 7:48 AM, Appal Energy wrote:
Well, since you invited the infusion of other's thought
patterns
I did indeed, Todd, and your thoughts as usual are cogent.
It's true that the comforts of cheap electricity that I've enjoyed
all my life has raised the bar of my imagined
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Micro_Cogeneration/ Download the free book in the files section. You can get a deja browser plugin (free) at lizardtech.comYes, a diesel genset Size it to run at 3/4 of max as that is about the peak for fuel efficiency. Maxing them runs them too rich. Like
If I had the bucks I suppose all these hi tech appliances would be nice. Unfortunately I dont so I have to use what most people use. I think if you pump your own water 30 kWhrs a day is more realistic. Thats $45 a month. Not so bad.KirkKen Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Jul 16, 2006,
it's presence (the bicarbonate) won't hurt, but it represents a reduction in
methoxide so a slower
reaction.
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 08:43:29AM -0500, bob allen wrote:
the methoxide is reacting with CO2 in the the 4.6 L of air in container,
making sodium bicarbonate
On Jul 16, 2006, at 1:25 PM, Kirk McLoren wrote:
If I had the bucks I suppose all these hi tech appliances would be
nice.
Unfortunately I dont so I have to use what most people use.
I agree -- THOUSANDS of dollars for a refrigeratorsheesh!
I think if you pump your own water 30
/My note: I found this article about CRP on the web, One other real
world problem with the program is Farmers heard it coming or in other
words they quickly placed thousands of acres of prairie that only the
bravest of fools would cultivate for a crop then converted them into CRP
because they
I agree that in tight times, basic or even primitive skills are more
valuable than gold. Basics in Agriculture, animal husbandry, health
maintenance, knowing how to preserve food without supplies you'd have to
get at a grocer's store, blacksmithing, wood working, etc. are all
skills that
years ago I penciled a 20x20 section of a parabola (cassegrain) and proposed storing thermal energy as latent heat in a m3 of FeCl. As I recall it was comprable to 5 US gallons of gasoline. I think the phase change was around 600F. Since the aperture to the thermal storage was the focal point and
Excuse me Doug but could you let me know what
TEOTWAWKI
is and what happens when it happens?
I feel perfectly ignorant,
Jim
doug swanson wrote:
I agree that in tight times, basic or even primitive skills are more
valuable than gold. Basics in Agriculture, animal husbandry, health
The acronym stands for the end of the world as we know it
doug
JJJN wrote:
Excuse me Doug but could you let me know what
TEOTWAWKI
is and what happens when it happens?
I feel perfectly ignorant,
Jim
doug swanson wrote:
I agree that in tight times, basic or even primitive skills are
The problem seems to be when they leave the militaryAlan Petrillo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: D. Mindock wrote: *By Allowing White Racists in the Military, We're Training Domestic Terrorists*[snip] The U.S. government can't sit around, waiting for the next Timothy McVeigh to reveal himself. By
Or, Just make sure that they are on the front lines of such combat locations to increase their chances of not being a threat to the people of the United StatesJ. HardinOn 7/16/06,
Alan Petrillo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
D. Mindock wrote: *By Allowing White Racists in the Military, We're
I would tend to believe that if you're expressing your belief / faith on
paper, you should be the one to polish the words.
As for context, it's beyond me how those who are spiritually/religiously
inclined fail to be the first on the environmental bandwagon.
A) Seems a trifle arrogant and
Oh,
That happened almost 6 years ago right?
Ironic Florida should be one of the first states under water.
Ok thanks,excuse my folly and ignorance, carry on.
Jim
doug swanson wrote:
The acronym stands for the end of the world as we know it
doug
JJJN wrote:
Excuse me Doug but could you
Todd,
Points all well taken, see below.
Appal Energy wrote:
I would tend to believe that if you're expressing your belief / faith on
paper, you should be the one to polish the words.
Well actually I am expressing a view point on Global Warming that
targets a specific audience. The list
It happens every morning of every day in my life... as far back as I
can remember. As world events accelerate, it's more like every minute
of every day in my life.
it gives me something new every day to learn, and to adapt to.
doug
JJJN wrote:
Oh,
That happened almost 6 years ago right?
the truest and best answer to any TEOTWAWKI situation in america is to start
farms that grow fruits, wildgrasses, vegetables, oil crops, sugar crops,
meat animals, and trees...oh wait WE CANT, that takes work and most fat lazy
americans wont want to be inconvenienced by some dirty work. (this
Hi all,
Here's the
latest initiative on the biofuel front in New Zealand. Note the cost and the
payback time for fleet owners. Prices are in NZ dollars, currently trading at 65
US cents.
Regards,
Bob.
Put an olive in your
tank
Well not quite, but if David Renwick has his way it
could be
This
is an interesting page which includes a video of Lawrence Krauss discussing the
perplexing
problems confronting today's physicists,
theorists,and cosmologists. Peace, D. Mindock
THE ENERGY OF EMPTY
SPACE THAT ISN'T ZERO [7.6.06]
A Talk with
Lawrence Krauss
Introduction
http://www.technologyreview.com/read_article.aspx?id=16977ch=nanotechCheap Drinking Water from the Ocean Carbon nanotube-based membranes will dramatically cut the cost of desalination. By Aditi Risbud A carbon-nanotube membrane (quarter shown for scale). The nanotubes are
Dear Kevin,
With energy efficient appliances you must weigh up the cost of the appliance
compared to how much it reduces the cost of the power system. For e.g if a
frig/freezer uses a third of all your power and you could half the energy
consumed by those appliances then the size of batteries,
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