I am really sorry that New Orleans had to go through the devastation of
Katrina. However I have to compare how the people of Asia handled the ravages
of the Tsunami compared to the anarchy of the population of New Orleans.
One picture I carry from New Orleans is of the violence shootings. I
Hi Chris,
I'm surprised to see you take these positions, you've often disparaged
corporate and government abuse of power, and spoken up for the
underdogs.
On Sep 6, 2005, at 1:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps that accounts for the difference between the way the
government
it is precisely this mechanism which allows the petrogiants to control prices
while seemingly divorcing themselves from the process.
-chris b.
In a message dated 9/7/05 2:31:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
In 1983, the New York Mercantile Exchange began to trade oil futures on
its
Hello all,
I have an 88 Festiva, carburated 1.4L, compression ratio 9.7:1
The engine is simple enough and after reading Mother's instructions
for modifications, I think I could do it, but... there is no
possibility of changing the compression ratio, because I won't spend
the kind of money it
Karn,
Go to JtF site
then Biodiesel and Your Vehicle
then Quality Testing
See advise of Todd Swearingen and Jan Warnqvist regarding simple
quality tests of your BD.
Todd Swearingen suggests reprocessing a 1L sample of biodiesel. Any
glycerine byproduct indicates an
So, if I use ASTM washed biodiesel, how much of it could I add in a
gas engine? Greg, I think you said 15% or so in the jeeps, but I'm
wondering what effects you notices on energy performance: smoother,
harder starting, plug life, mileage, etc
Thanks
Zeke
Boulder, CO, USA
On 9/7/05,
Date: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 01:02:34 -0400
From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Iran's Nuclear Program
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
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In all seriousness, can you really imagine US
Hi Malcolm,
The shake test that you said is used proportion
between water and BD 1:1 or 2:1, also, I plan to use
my BD with a 125hp 1996-yanmar diesel engine for water
pumping.
Hi Michael, Keith,
I did not do both test you said. however, I will
figure it out what I gonna do with the said-test
Just so you know, the little east African country of Eritrea has resumed
selling gasoline and diesel fuel for personal use some months back after
suspending such sales for several months starting late last year. If James
Howard got this so wrong, one can only wonder what else he screwed up on in
i think the u.s. govt will feel it has no choice but to invade canada once
the draft gets reinstated. a haven for draft dodgers must not be allowed (yet
another aspect of the counter-counter-culture hysteria which has characterized
the reagan era).
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 07 Sep
hmm. you could be right, kirk, but i must say that i've done some home
brewing of wine and don't recall ever reading anything about having to pay
attention to ph for high yeast productivity. there's also the question of
pressure,
though. nevertheless, if this only slows the yeast down,
virgil sentel wrote:
I'm a newbie here and I live in Ozark, Al. (near Dothan).
When I was in the Army I went to AIT at Fort Rucker, so I know where you
are.
He can get me a gal
to start for 25.00 is this agood price?
Hell no! Tell him to go find another sucker!
Just about any racing
Only time in my entire life I was Almost mugged was in New Orleans.
I'm from North La. /Ruston/La Tech area with relatives in NO.
We had gone done there when I was about 20 years ago for some wild boy partying
on bourbon street.
On the way back to our truck, we got lost in the alleys and
hmm. you'd think there's one obvious way the stuff could be obtained in
larger quantities, but only if the current paradigm changes.
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 7 Sep 2005 14:59:18, Kirk McLoren writes:
The big question is, of course, whether it would be economically viable
to create
hi duncan.
um, send who to gitmo? if you mean the ones who succumb to the twisted,
hateful triple-think which i describe, then, you might be onto something there.
.
. .
-chris b.
In a message dated Wed, 7 Sep 2005 09:45:45, Duncan writes:
You then say there is a level on which, for many
Hi Chris,
hi, taryn.
I'm surprised to see you take these positions
you've often disparaged
corporate and government abuse of power
indeed i have.
and spoken up for the underdogs.
as i did with my earlier post to this thread. duncan is not an american but
he summed up the meaning
Hi,
A friend sent me this link to a National Geographic article from October
2004, predicting what might happen should a hurricane strike the city:
http://www3.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0410/feature5/
Spooky stuff.
Thanks,
Sam
--
Sam Critchley - mailing-list address
A2B Location-Based
Hi Keith
I have done a 1L test . Fortunatly I re titrated after deacidification and
found that the oil had dropped from 7mls to 1ml titration so I added this
plus the 3.5. in the 25% methanol, and it came up nice and clear after three
washes.
Cheers
Ian
:-)
You're on your way Ian, good news!
Hi Gregg
Hi Keith,
I was just giving him info that I had run across in the owner's manual of a car I'd just bought to which I was thinking of adding a little BD with the gas. Once I saw that warning, I elected to err on the side of caution. I have seen that warning in at least 4 owner's manuals
Who is putting about mis- or disinfo that biodiesel has a very short
shelf-life?
We keep getting enquiries from people who seem to think so.
Does the biodiesel have a shelf life?
Or:
I read somewhere that biodesil has a short shelf life.
And so on and on and on. Somewhere, hm.
Any ideas
Chris,
The question was meant to be rhetorical (with the answer being no, and so a
rhetorical question becomes a question when answered - there's a riddle in
there somewhere). I tried to use it to illustrate the strangeness of
calling your fellow Americans the enemy.
Regards,
Duncan
Chris,
as i did with my earlier post to this thread. duncan is not an american
but
he summed up the meaning quite well (though based on his further comments
i'm
not sure whether he understood my voice either--see my post immediately
preceding this one).
No I didn't 'understand your
Hi Todd,
There is a method of making biodiesel where all feedstock is converted
to soap, then chemically cracked to 100% FFAs and esterified to yield
~100% biodiesel. But it's doubtful that you have the set up for
something that involved at any moderate scale.
What methode is that ?
How stupid am I ??
When we remove the FFA's , we have only left the FFA's connected to a glyc
molecule.
Right so far ?
The next step we do with the single stage is, breaking the fatty acids of
the glyc molecule, which produces FFA's.
(Not) right so far ?
Next we connect a meth. molecule on top of
Organosilane fuels?
When carbon is oxidised we get a gas; when silicon is oxidised we get
sand. External combustion engines perhaps. Not as efficient.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm. you'd think there's one obvious way the stuff
Eh Mel,
than so it's OK if they drowned?
F.F,
- Original Message -
From:
Mel Riser
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 3:43
AM
Subject: [Biofuel] New Orleans. Violence
mayhem
Only time in my entire life I was "Almost "
I haven't followed this thread too closely so if my comments are off the mark,
just ignore them.
1. the methanol in fatty acid methyl esters is chemically combined so is a
non-issue with respect
to concerns about methanol in engines.
2. Spark ignition engines are not built to burn diesel
I've found it last about a year in a cool dark place - but I don't have
much experience storing it. On that point, would I be better off
storing wvo or refining it and then storing the bd?
Keith Addison wrote:
Who is putting about mis- or disinfo that biodiesel has a very short
shelf-life?
I can't seem to find it but, I thought that there WAS a recommendation
on JtF to store BD for no long than a given time (I won't give the time
frame that my memory serves in case I'm wrong) (the same time frame as
for storing petro diesel). No?On 9/8/05, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who
F.F., you miss the point. What do you make of wandering blind drunk in
a bad neighborhood with psycho packing a .357? ;-)
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
Eh Mel,
than so it's OK if they drowned?
F.F,
- Original Message -
*From:* Mel Riser mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*To:*
mardi gras--a
days-long orgy of drunken debauchery and sexual disinhibition
As long as they are grownups, don't hurt anyone and don't break the law, what
business is it of ours?
Let he who is free from sin cast the first stone.
Didn't our president have a few years of drunken debauchery?
It's well know our Fearless Leader doesn't like to read.
Sam Critchley wrote:
Hi,
A friend sent me this link to a National Geographic article from October
2004, predicting what might happen should a hurricane strike the city:
http://www3.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0410/feature5/
Spooky
Another reason to vote for me - I will declare perpetual peace on Canada!
-Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i think the u.s. govt will feel it has no choice but to invade canada once
the draft gets reinstated. a haven for draft dodgers must not be allowed (yet
another aspect of the
I run a Changfa (Yanmar knockoff) on homebrew (triple-washed) and it's fine.
Karn Intania wrote:
Hi Malcolm,
The shake test that you said is used proportion
between water and BD 1:1 or 2:1, also, I plan to use
my BD with a 125hp 1996-yanmar diesel engine for water
pumping.
Hi Michael, Keith,
I
I thought (gulp) that I read here that one could count on about a year
for BD storage. Dino perhaps a bit longer. I think people are
confusing the statement (again, apocryphal) that BD breaks down faster
than sugar *in the open air*
Ken Dunn wrote:
I can't seem to find it but, I thought
The Minotaur?
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete.
My uncle visited there once.
--Kirk
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Ahh...that. I hope you're not upset about that little youthful
indiscetion I mean really, it's no worse than DWI, is it?
Well as everybody knows the government of Canada is actively supporting
biological and genetics research. Apparently they want Canada to be a
world leader in biotech but this is really just a front for a covert
military program called operation Beaver Fever. Canada's seemingly
blithe
That's all ok with me but what about As it Happens? Will it replace
Fox news?
Joe Street wrote:
Well as everybody knows the government of Canada is actively
supporting biological and genetics research. Apparently they want
Canada to be a world leader in biotech but this is really just a
No, he had a little contracting job there. Built a fancy house for some guy. Minos I think.
KirkMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Minotaur?Kirk McLoren wrote: Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete. My uncle visited there once. --Kirk */Mike Weaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Castro: U.S. hasn't responded to Katrina offer
From Lucia Newman
CNN
Monday, September 5, 2005; Posted: 11:48 a.m. EDT (15:48 GMT)
HAVANA, Cuba (CNN) -- Cuban President Fidel Castro told more than 1,500
doctors Sunday night that American officials had made absolutely no
response to his offer to
The percentage in solution is very pressure sensitive and champagne is hardy a pneumatic source. If all the gas were sequestered I think you would get premature cessation of fermentation as it would get too acid.
Kirk[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm. you could be right, kirk, but i must say that i've
I CLARIFY
The folks from NORTH Louisiana are nothing like the folks from South LA
I wasn't talking about any Yankees or northerners like from Arkansas or Michigan
mel
-Original Message-
From: Mel Riser
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 2:44 AM
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
That's not what I SAID
I am on the Search and Rescue team here, been helping refugees for days, but
keeping my SAR team here for the next hurricane which will probably hit south
Texas.
And they knew about the levees.
They know what happens when it floods.
I grew up there.
ANYBODY with any
Found out later he became a cop.
Great more psychos carrying weapons covertly
Mel
Who wasn't born here in Austin but got here as Fast as he could.
Who is from Louisiana, where they hand you your fishing rod and shotgun when
you step out of the womb
:)
--
No virus found in this outgoing
I am from Crete also.
I go for a walk to knossos almost everyday, nice to hear about this...
Stelios Terzakis
The real Cretan...
Αρχικό μήνυμα από Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The Minotaur?
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete.
My uncle visited there
...nice
I've been strugglingto keep up with the posts. So, if this was already mentioned...my apologies.
Mike
Fox Reports - Pat Robertson's Charity is One of Three On FEMA's Press Release
[snip]
Male Reporter: FEMA has 3 charities listed on their press release that they sent out.
Brown: Ahuh.
The Cubans would probably just be assassinated anyway...
Michael Redler wrote:
...nice
I've been struggling to keep up with the posts. So, if this was
already mentioned...my apologies.
Mike
*Fox Reports - Pat Robertson's Charity is One of Three On FEMA's Press
Release*
[snip]
Male
Hard to believe, but the following is not a joke, but an acutal
conversation reported today by Minority Leader of the House,
Nancy Pelosi.
Pelosi said, I told Bush he should fire Brown as head of FEMA.
Bush answered, Why should I do that?
Pelosi responded, Because of all that went wrong last
Hi all,
Ok, I think I've finally caught up here.
Chris, in your first post of this thread you were quoting those
americans (excluding yourself?) who believe that the blacks of New
Orleans are enemies of the state, morally equivalent to the 9-11
bombers? Then in your next post you said that
That's what I want - a contracting gig in Crete. I get sent to Lagos
and Conakry
Kirk McLoren wrote:
No, he had a little contracting job there. Built a fancy house for
some guy. Minos I think.
Kirk
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
The Minotaur?
Kirk McLoren wrote:
I would love to go to Crete - do you have any networks you need fixing?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am from Crete also.
I go for a walk to knossos almost everyday, nice to hear about this...
Stelios Terzakis
The real Cretan...
Αρχικό μήνυμα από Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The
Its really simple. Americans are sheltered, you know this kinda thing
doesnt happen to me. How can
you expect such a people to respond? As for gun control, the less of it
the better.
Jeromie
Doug Foskey wrote:
I am really sorry that New Orleans had to go through the devastation of
Katrina.
Just wondering how people could actually be suprised by anything
that's happened in New Orleans? I've been reading articles and
studies for a few years at least on how the city would be screwed if a
hurricaine hit it. And we already did some experiments in Iraq on
what happens to the social
You're right Mike!!
Imagine, the 700 club declaring war on Cuba over charity competition!
Mike
Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Cubans would probably just be assassinated anyway...Michael Redler wrote: ...nice I've been struggling to keep up with the posts. So, if this was already
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The Minotaur?
MISTer Weaver! This is an unminotaured list, IF you please! And long
may it remain so.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete.
My uncle visited there once.
--Kirk
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Ahh...that. I hope you're not upset
I am from Crete also.
I go for a walk to knossos almost everyday, nice to hear about this...
Stelios Terzakis
The real Cretan...
Hello Stelios
I'm glad you're here to set the record straight! Very ancient place
you live in.
That old guy Epimenides gave the Cretans a bad press just to make a
Rachel's #825: Ending Regulation, Pt. 2
See:
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http://sustainablelists.org/pipermail/biofuel_sustainablelists.org/200
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Or:
http://snipurl.com/hj7l
[Biofuel] Ending Government Regulation By Manufacturing Doubt - Part 1
I've always wanted to go there. I had an uncle in the RAF that had nice things to say about it. I haven't been to Greece either. Hitch hiked around northern Italy when I was younger. Really enjoyed my experiences in Europe. All that was 40 years ago though. I'm sure there has been a lot of change
Lagos -- now there's a prize. I worked with a guy that was a Hausa. Nice guy actually. Warm hearted. He used to tell me stories about Nigeria. Some things just leave you shaking your head. 1st prize a day in Lagos. 2nd prize a week in Lagos. Really makes you appreciate the scoundrels we have at
John I wrote:
I have identified a few waves in the nefarious Canadian assault on the
US: Bryan Adams, Celine Dion, Barenaked Ladies, Avril Lavine, Shania
Twain and the like. Oh it's on Canada, it's on!
I guess you didn't hear about the Newfies who phoned up the White
House to
I could tell a few interesting stories myself...
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Lagos -- now there's a prize. I worked with a guy that was a Hausa.
Nice guy actually. Warm hearted. He used to tell me stories about
Nigeria. Some things just leave you shaking your head. 1st prize a day
in Lagos. 2nd
Sorry, those pesky list serv regs again! Besides, it's in the archives!
Keith Addison wrote:
The Minotaur?
MISTer Weaver! This is an unminotaured list, IF you please! And long
may it remain so.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete.
My uncle visited
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am from Crete also.
I go for a walk to knossos almost everyday, nice to hear about this...
Stelios Terzakis
The real Cretan...
So I looked it up in the dictionary, and there _are_ 2 spellings for
this. With completely different meanings and origins.
I thought
hi, kirk. hi, mannick.
The percentage in solution is very pressure sensitive and. . . .
the percentage of what? yeast? co2?
. . .champagne is hardy a pneumatic source.
obviously, end-stage co2 generation, by definition, is only going to provide
a single shot of pressurized gas per batch.
mike(s),
only if you use different language. promise to wage peace on the canadians,
by force if necessary.
-chris b.
In a message dated Thu, 08 Sep 2005 09:22:12, Mike Weaver writes:
Another reason to vote for me - I will declare perpetual peace on Canada!
Oh, I will. And if they don't peacefully give up their oil, why, I'll
invade!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike(s),
only if you use different language. promise to wage peace on the canadians,
by force if necessary.
-chris b.
In a message dated Thu, 08 Sep 2005 09:22:12, Mike Weaver writes:
I was visiting friends in Windsor, Ontario last week and realized that these people take their leisure time very seriously. I'm not one to generalize but, I couldn't help but notice thatif your the excitable type and insist that everyone else be a certain way, you might just get a " off-
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