for hope and love to earth

ret: return of the tribal dominations.

2006-07-04T10:40:00.000-07:00

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If...

you 'are' a ret, goto re-chat.blogspot.com

--- read ret-rules first.

if you are 'not' ret: check out the previous posts.

-good day mate.

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- People I Need -

2006-05-24T14:38:00.000-07:00

here are sites to go to.

...I fixed it so they -ALL- Click.

if you 'are' re-tribal, goto www.re-chat.blogspot.com

www.organicvolunteers.com/search_results.asp?host_type=2
www.icdb.org
http://directory.ic.org/geo/

music:
www.oraclesofgod.org
mixed with...
scripturesongs.net

pictures:
randallpersing.com
chick.com

places:
ic.org
icdb.org

problems:
monad.com
infowars.com
propagandamatrix.com
democracynow.org

cuttingedge.org

groups:
www.creativeideasforyou.com/commune_land
www.groups.yahoo.com
www.meetup.com
www.webring.com

commongroundfarm.org

specials:

best resources:
www.journeytoforever.org
www.primitiveway.com

www.wildernessdrum.com
www.hollowtop.com

here are ones under study:

www.kakwaecovillage.com
www.southwhidbeytilth.org
www.felicityacres.com
www.dandelionfarm.com

www.hshs.mb.ca
www.holycrosslivonia.org/amish
www.communalstudies.info

www.wwoofusa.org
www.twelvetribes.com
www.hutterianbrethren.com

www.rewild.org
www.nativeways.info
www.wildroots.org
www.earthskills.net

www.self-reliance.net

www.emypeople.net
www.ahqt.com/tapestry

new:
here are ones just entered:

messianic-communities?
www.cohousing.ca/detailed.htm
www.adherents.com
http://gen.ecovillage.org
www.gaia.org

www.ecovillage.org
www.localharvest.org
www.thedesertpeople.com
www.ishmael.org

reenactor-groups:
la-purisima-mission

finestimage.com
stepintoplaces.com

living-history.net
historical-trekking.com
history1700s.com
sca.org

directory.net/recreation/outdoors

thank-you's :
if u came to this site to help others,
thankyou.

please print these

for some who dont
use computers, or cant

i wish i had this info
when i was 17.
(going places not wanted).

its a shock
to find hundreds of farms
and communities - new -
asking u to
stay with them.

water greens grain and gods words.
these are needs.

get chicks here!
www.chick.com
google
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how2:
methane digesters - fry nepal - pottery - adobe -
straw-bale houses - bamboo - stonemasonry - ceramic -
www.natural-building.meetup.com

- - - do not read past this line.

re-tribal activity detected...

here it is: look first, think later.

www.rileysfarm.com

make a list
of re-tribal things

anywhere:

everywhere:

words:

reenactment alta-california, effie-yeaw nature-center, farm-museum

great links
gbacg.org

old-salem nc. ,
england beamish
ardenwood-historical-farm,
bonsall-area (barc),
and the
clan-iain-abrach~maciain,

filoli-historical-house,
firebugs
juniperro-serra,
mill-valley-historical-society,
mission-dolores,
my-mission (non-profit) ,

orange-county
mayflower-colony,
paso-robles
pioneer-museum,

pertroglyphs
mojave-dessert,
pioneer-muse*
historical-soc*,

san-gabriel-mission,
scott-soc*,
st.ives-historical-soc*,
not-for-profit-reenactors
l.h.farms links! ,
ecosystems

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click here:
alhfam.org

dakotaco: california-missions 1769-1823,
* emusika:com

lahacal.org links!
rehisteens.com
reenactor.net

museumvillage.org

finestimage.com 1,993 links!

missionsjc.com
staugustine.com

amblefolk.org net? com?

cirga.org
iainabrach.org
guildofstgeorge.com

museguild.tripod.com
st-arbogast.org
st-max.org

ancientnative.org
sylvandale.com

ranchocamulos.org

fortmose.com

la-purisma! mission

lompoc-ca.com/lpc/missions
golondrinas.org

www.co.san-b.ca.us/museum

finestimage.com/northamerica

renfair.com/ca
pgh-renfest ,
forestfaire.com
forestfaire.com !
medievalworld.us

moscowrenfaire.org
( is in idaho usa )
njkingdom.com

vtrenfest.com
tudor-vil
washingtonrenfair.com

livinghistorysociety.org

caln-iain-abrach~maciain
cirga: societies!
sca.org
cirga :sca.org
cirga.org com?

farspeaker.com

geocities.com/area51/rampart/7552/thunder.html

fulco.net
lehigh.edu/~jahb/herbs
scahunt.com

lozengy.net
!
sca.uwaterloo.ca/sca-people
jducoeur.org/rolls

geocities.com/yourstruly/sca
stopcrime.net/scaarts

make them send email alert
when Renfair is coming

new-england and england
have the strongest activity
u look for,

first renfaire began
in california 1968.

population problem, beware.

pick groups that have
more daily-living stuff.
cooking, gardening, old tricks.

organicvolunteers.com
t.webring.com\arts\humanities\history\byregion with no 'T' ?

montacute.net

ren-fest
renfaire.com/rpfi

highlands-games

cooking , valentine : blacksmithing

results 11-20 of 'village reenactor-groups california medieval'

livinghistory.co.uk

- links to societies and villages !

plimouth-plantation ! , interns , workshops, employment

omnicient.com
alhfam.org

reehisteens.tripod.com

lahacal.org
lahacal.org !

lionrampart.org
waterloo-village - 400ac. nj.

guild-of-antares
bcaguild.org

www.koroneburg.com
www.koroneburg.com !
l.o.r.e.
medieval-european.com
,
kingdom-of-wolf-haven
kingdom-of-olde-haven ca,nv,az

note: war-reenactors
camp at civilian-actor
activity areas, follow me.

dont wait for a faire!
contact
16th-century enthusiasts
and play-a-day in
any farmer-joes backyard,

permission get first...?

l.h.days scottish-fest

: how to join a civil-war group

1-10 of 461 'village reenactment-group california

potash: all you need to know about potash.

travel eleven of
the 21 missions
reenacting the
franciscan missionsary

your goal and methods
is same as his!

email me: bectolife@worldnet.att.net

history-alive!

wish7.com
wish7-com : at.augustine , spanish groups links info

living-history.net

habitants.8k.com

msn.com/groups
228,

29-palms
historical-society
california

village-of-blattadahl
pa. bernville,
chero-wolfs-group
* cannabis-sativa
- the truth 13-members

calsfied.htm :
stuff for sale,
: list of
pre-1840's groups! *
links.htm : ! * forts,
workshops ,

toulouse-fort
mission-statement,

fort-abraham-lincoln

start a museum
of minitures ?
shakers.org
applevalley
shaker-village
volunteer

blaugher

11-20 of 6,060 'museums reenact'
taphilo.com/history
denver.org

career-world geeza,

tqnyc.org
frommers.com
irish-farm
top-tenth in europe

taphilo.com/history/index.shtml
californiahistorian.com/calendar
folsomhistorymuseum.org
sbthp.org
*

coastaltraveler.com/sonoma/spr05_petaluma.html

visitpetaluma.com
petaluma-adobe-state-historical-park
19thcentury.us
folsom-history-museum

more resluts from words 'museum reenact' at google.com

oneida-community
1860-utopian-commune
-300 rooms,
-1 family. join?

foilage
state-visitors
-and-tourism
* * *
sbthp.org
offers-you

placer.ca.gov/museum
northcentralcounties.org

stepintoplaces.com

historicaltrekking.com

try 'reenact' or
'living-history'
letsgoseeit.com

solano is
north-most mission,
cog.web.ucla.edu ,
pcas.org

missionsanmiguel.org
wolist.com/wo/recreation/living-history-22067

cfep.uci.edu/uci-sati/faculty/ingles_unit.html

saac

events volunteer,
ideaministries.com
best10.com

la-purisma-mission
2295 purisma rd.
lompoc,ca.93436

tour :
ca-missions.org
athanasius.com/camissions

* directory.google.com/.../livinghistory/northamerica/spanish_colonial
lapurisimamission.org

parks.ca.gov ca-ccbt.info
weseeworldwide.com

concentric.net
bakersfield.org/tkpark
csch.org/02_history

wolist.com/wo/recreation/lh
island-life.net
netmation.org/www/i090242d.htm

www.altaregional.org
coastclick.com
a-shepherds-play
www.nps.gov/juba/plan

valley-historical=soc*
pleasanton.bz nps.gov/juba/18.pdf

google.com
will change a pdf to htm for you
so you can read it.

ca-missions.org
sandiegohistory.org/collection/missions
sbthp.org

www.escusd.k12.ca.us/mission_trail

tco.net/tehama/museum
union-city-his*-mu
sha.org
scahome.org

try also 'guilds'
combrogi.org

the-wychurst-project

barony-of-grey-niche ,

the-tudor-group
combrogi info!
regina-anglorum,
other england sites
* very great

webstercc.com
renaissance data-base
village reenactment-group
califonia medieval

bhfi.1st.net/faq

forum the-red-company
ca-nv -> landknects st.maximilian-landknect

* experimental-archaeology,
lh-people ecw
thread :
english-company-of-foote ,
wolf-argent lh

clay kilns starch acids pies! soap how2 *
caveman to chemist
advice on starting a group,
stone-age =
slinging.org

cator.hsc.edu/~kmd/cave

'vil ree-gru ca medi'
emusika.com
emusika.com groups ,
hatrack.com
hatrack.com?: groups

list-of celtic-nfo
nccweb.htm * meet lh-people
scahunt.org
scahunt-com?
sca-people finder ,
scaring-com ,
your blog at our sight!

sca-webring owned
by janet-white ,
lady nui-nijo
kingdom-of-atenveldt,

htm's -> blackworks,
ceramics, embrodie,
footwear glass,
husbandry, midwifery *

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Previous Posts

if only
for one day.

i want to try.

be were you are,
closest water
seed source.

the-5 the-11 from
organicvolunteers.com

reenact volunteers
living-history

amish groups

here are helps
for reenacting.

who would
reenact the
20th century?
the whole thing
was bad.

www.openviks.blogspot.com

search for living
without oil and cars
( retribe ) by
finding groups that
do.

using a new
search-word...
'reenact'

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the words
'reenact museum'
should be searched
more

before doing
'reenactment-groups'
only
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earth-mixes:

clay-mix.txt - - - - 8-8-05
is there not c-a-w-s
to be c-a-w-t
with l-o-t-s
like e-n-o-c-h
f-a-r-r away?

for c-l-a-y
will f-o-i-l
any plans.

other groups and gatherings (gas?)
www.reenact.com

caws: camping and wilderness survival skills
cawt: call amish, abide wth 12tribes, work organic farms, try other groups
lots: learn. observe. test. state a possible explanation. = scientific method
enoch: e=noch power = nitrogen oxegen carbon hydrogen , these work wonders.
farr: shelter = fire-place, air-flow, reflection of heat and rain.
clay: all soil = c-lay si-l-t a-gregate and s-y-s (additives:straw,recycld
foil: lay stones: f-riction o-verlap i-nward l-evel
friction- touching other stones in as many places as possible
overlap - one stone should be touching atleast two others
inward - lean of stone should be seeking to settle toward center of wall
level - stone should not be set on edge, but in position least movable

good soil for adobe test: mix soil sample with water, roll into a cylindar
1/4 inch by 8inch long. soil should not stick to hands. hold sample by one
end. extended out. good adobe will bread at about 4 inches, less than 2 inche
means add clay, breaks at more than six inches (close to hand) meand add sand or more grass-straw.

the mason jar test: take any soil ( a pile mixed well for a good average) and
drop a sample in a jar and mix with water. it will settle into three layers
of clay-silt and sand-aggregate. organic material will float.
dusty roads or places where water drains poorly are good signs of clay, or
dirt that looks really dark muddy when wet, like dung, gross!. because clay
is so light two ponds can be dug side by side to extract the clay layer into
the second pond. aggregate is sand or rock with sizes over 1/4th inch
y - sys: additives are often added to obtain desired abilitys to the clay.
aging or adding starters ( like bread-dough or biogas-tanks or active
fresh animal-waste stomach-pieces or other germ-source) to grow a
bacteria or enzyme in the clay ( like ice-cream or sour-breads)
-additives are commonly 1-20% of the total mix, s = straw, grass, hay or
other fiberous source, chewed-straw (horse or cow manure dung works to
make the best adobe-brick). y = recycled things like crushed-glass or an
old batch of clay pulverized to start a new batch, powdered plastics?
fiber-glass, fluxes: calcium-chloride, salt, flyash stabalizers: portland
-cement, asphalt, lime ( forms on cooling ceramics? bones of animals?)
borax, slag, colmanite, quartz (main ingredient of glass ) mines rocks,
fresh-horse-manure, rutin, vegetarian-rutin, leavining agents, soaps?
starters, enzymes, plant-acids chemical-products of, air-entraining agents
( similar to soap or what soap does )

mixes:
stucco: consists of a suitable aggregate(rocks or?) mixed with water and a
bonding material. egypt rome moslems mayas aztecs, they all use it.
-interior mix: fine-lime or gypsum plaster to which sand or pulverized marble
is added. a finer version of the big mixes (fine straw, fine sand, no agg,etc

cement-stucco: portland-cement, sand, and lime. applied in 3 coats, each about
1/3rd inch thick ( a meter is about 39 and 3/8th inches, or 100 mm ) .
final coat is finishes with colors textures imprints etc.

lime-stucco: used on the 21 alta-california mission for exterior
protection of outside adobe walls. mixture not given.

brick: fired clay,( block = sun-dried ) is clay silt and sand of equal amounts
with 0 to 20% straw or sand added, drop and pressure test differnt mixes
to find a mix the fits your need or the resources found in your area.

glass: 50%sand, 16%soda 20%cullet(crushed glass) 14%lime

common adobe: 0-33% clay-silt (50-50 of each) and sand-aggregate, straw or
horse-manure = 20%

ceramic adobe(gelaftan) for firing whole houses: add 20% crushed glass
and or other fluxes: borax, colmanitem iron-oxide (rust) or
red-dirt.

pottery: iron-oxide clay salt or other flux
-earthware:
-stoneware:see the-10 books previewed of ceramics from library

glazes: quartz lead or salt iron-oxide

concrete:26% fine aggregate (below 1/4th inch) 6% intrained air,
16%water(but no more) 10%concrete, 42% course-aggregate

plaster: 3-parts clay-earth with 1-part fine-straw-dust

common dirt: clay sand and silt is global.

mortar: adding lime dries it faster, ideal mix = same as brick uses, but
without aggregate.

this is about the peak of all my studies from june13-aug8 2005 clay+dirt info
most details are kept in papers placed in books at... ,
g

enjarrando: plastering with adobe, see anita rodriguez of taos new-mexico

and make better storage rooms at..., like clay-jars in caves.

cator.hsc.edu/~kmd/cave

post-me.txt - - - - v6-2-06 9:20pm galeeb.blogspot.com\main

google: here is Robert C. McMahon's modest experiment in methane gas production.
www.motherearthnews.com

www.codetransform.com/embracedecay.html.com

www.archnet.org -major site for natural earth-structures
www.edenproject.com

from x-clay-mix.txt - - - -

The Cob house Recipe:

says Becky.
50%-85% sand,
50%-15% clay,
straw , water

add straw till clumps
or to amounts you find best,
or 1.straw 4.clay-sand

www.cpros.com/-sequoia (Becky Bee's web page)

asphalt bitumen
a product of refining oil or biomass, (carbons)
www.ancientroute.com/resource/Asphalt.htm

stucco: consists of a suitable aggregate(rocks or?)
mixed with water and a bonding material.

egypt rome moslems mayas aztecs, they all use it.

-interior mix: fine-lime or gypsum plaster
to which sand or pulverized marble is added.

a finer version of the big mixes:
fine straw, fine sand, no agg,etc

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www.worldwideflood.com (get)

www.ardapost.com + sap-sealant, ancient-ships-
construction
14-33 ships greeks,cauk,
www.pitt.edu/~dash/ships.html
build + sail, chemar or

- - -

aug1.htm 30-31 2003 twain-miners fair
\ candlemakers and other merchants living-history groups
googled word is: * reenactment-groups California pioneer days

www.oldwest.org
www.mojavemuleskinners.com
www.ringsurf.com
www.linkstothepast.org

www.songsmyth.com/events.html (pioneer)
news.surfwax...
www.cleanwaterhats.com

www.geneologylocater.com ( events or acting )
www.elxa.com/arts/misc/more11.html
www.smethporthistory.org
www.marysvillejt.com

www.cottonbalers.lynchburg.net -CAlif.

www.nanews.org -photohistorian?

words: medival-reenactment-group sca

www.sca.uwaterloo.ca
www.scriptwright.com hint
www.php-include.com/wild_west.html
www.cacheplus.com

www.omniknow.com

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methane-digester1

2006-05-17T15:22:00.000-07:00

Jean Pain: France's King of Green Gold
By Nicolas Poulain
(From: Reader's Digest -- November 1981 -- pages 76-81)

Using a new, exciting and amazingly simple technique, this self-taught scientist may be helping to solve the world's energy crisis

IT IS DUSK as I arrive at the Domaine des Ternpliers, a 241-hectare timber tract backed on to the Alpes dc Provence. Driving over a bumpy mud road that snakes across a barren moor near Villecrore (Var), I come upon a big white house, home of Jean Pain, a 51-year-old Frenchman.

Until recently, Pain was an unknown. Today, he's hailed as "the king of.green gold," and energy experts from all over the globe have come to Domaine des Tenipliers to study the miracle Pain has wrought: an amazingly simple, and incredibly inexpensive system that extracts both energy and fertilizer (gold) from plant life (green). These scientists are hopeful that Pain's new process will go a long way in helping overcome the worldwide shortage of fuel.

Says Andre Birre, author of Humus: Wealth and Health of the Earth, concerning the Pain method : "We are so hypnotized by the black gold we call oil, of which the supply is limited, that we fail to see that everyone can exploit that other gold-humus-not only without exhausting the supply, but constantly increasing it."

I knock on the door and am greeted warmly by Jean Pain and his wife, Ida. Jean, I notice, has a wrestler's build and a hermit's calm. He accompanies me to about 50 metres from the front door and shows me the object of the world's attention -- a home-made power plant that supplies 100 per cent of the Pains' energy needs. What I see is a mound, three metres high and six across, made of tiny pieces of brushwood.

This vegetable cocktail, Pain explains, made of tree limbs and pulverized underbrush, is a compost, much like the pile of decaying organic matter that people build in their gardens, using food scraps and leaves. Buried inside the 50-ton compost, he says, is a steel tank with a capacity of four cubic metres. It is three-fourths full of the same compost, which has first been steeped in water for two months. The tank is hermetically sealed, but is connected by tubing to 24-truck-tyre inner tubes, banked nearby in piles. The tubes serve as a reservoir for the methane gas produced as the compost ferments.

"Once the gas is distilled, washed through small stones in water -- and compressed," Pain explains, "we use it to cook our food, produce our electricity and fuel our truck." He says that it takes about 90 days to produce 500 cubic metres of gas -- enough to keep Ida's two ovens and a three-burner stove going for a year. Leading to a room behind the house, he shows me the methane-fuelled internal combustion engine that turns a generator, producing 100 watts every hour. This charges an accumulator battery, which stores the current, providing all the Pains need to light their five-room house.

As Ida drives off in their truck, I see on the roof two gas bottles shaped like long cannon shells. These have a capacity of five cubic metres of compressed gas, allowing her to drive 100 kilometres. Jean says that ten kilos of brush-wood supply the gas equivalent of a litre of high-test petrol. All that is needed to use it as motor fuel is a slight carburettor adjustment.

We walk back to the compost. Jean points to a- 40-millimetre-thick plastic tube that runs from a well, through the heap and on to a tap inside the house. He explains that compost heats as it ferments, raising the temperature so that cold water, arriving from the well after passing through 200 metres of tubing wound round the tank, emerges at 60 degrees C. I personally confirm that the water arrives cold at the "cake" and comes out scalding. Once inside the house, the hot water circulates through radiators and heats the house. The compost heap continues fermenting for nearly 18 months, supplying hot water at a rate of four litres a minute, enough to satisfy the central heating, bathroom and kitchen requirements. Then the installation is dismantled and a new compost system is set up at once to assure a continuous supply of hot water.

Gigantic Growth
The inert, brushwood compost now provides Pain with still another. use. Once fermentation ends, the big, magic cake produces no more energy, but it will still render 50 tons of natural fertilizer. By spreading a layer of this humus on the poor, stony soil around the house, Jean Pain has created a luxurious farm garden where even tropical vegetables grow. I admire tomato plants two-and-a-half metres high, lift a six-kilo watermelon and inspect a chayote (a kind of sweet Zucchini -- hitherto found only in the West Indies and in Africa), What surprises me most is that these giant vegetables need no watering; all the water they require, Pain tells me, is synthesized in the compost.

The ingenious power-plant Pain has developed and built with his own hands took 15 years of tireless effort. lt all started while Pain was gathering brushwood and noticed that wherever it was found the vegetation underneath seemed to grow more abundantly. The reason, he learnt, is that as branches, leaves and shrubs decompose they form the nutritious humus that enriches the earth. To imitate nature and produce humus, he thought, we could trim excess undergrowth from the forests. Then perhaps we could capture the energy produced by the fermentation that transforms this brushwood into humus.

A Discovery

How the Jean Pain process works

Jean Pain has no diploma; but he is intelligent, highly adaptable and keenly observant. And starting in 1965, be devoured dozens of books on science while carrying out his first experiments. He began by fermenting the brushwood cuttings as he brought them in, but soon realized that fermentation would be more efficient if the bigger boughs were chopped up as finely as possible. No machine for this existed, so he invented one, building it in his garage with salvaged material. The potential significance of Pain's discovery is enormous. What it means, to Pain, is that forests can become twenty-first-century man's "guardian angels."

The stakes for France are obviously high. While the French import 126 million tons of oil annually, throwing their balance of payments seriously off the mark, French forests constitute an energy back-up with a potential that biologist Robert du Pontavice estimates as equivalent to 20 million tons of oil (TEP). Nor are these merely "theoretical" and unexploitable resources.

Pain has taken the costs of his method into account. He has gone over and over his calculations and the figures are there: 1,000 hectares of forest can supply 6,000 tons of fertilizer a year, 960,000 cubic metres of biogas (or 480,000 litres oil equivalent) and millions of litres of hot water. And exploiting the forest costs only 12 per cent of the energy extracted from it.

What's more, the cycle can be repeated indefinitely as brushwood is renewed every seven years. Thus, not only would the forest remain clean and free from the danger of fire, but would provide an inexhaustible supply of fertilizer and thermal energy.

Multiple Usages
Already in France and throughout the world, many uses are being made of the techniques Pain developed at the Dornaine des Templiers. In France, eight municipalities have chosen to adopt his techniques for recycling vegetation and supplying heat and hot water to public buildings, hot-houses and sports facilities.

"In Sainpuits (Yonne), a village of 500 inhabitants, we heat several buildings with the object of proving the value of the system," I was told by Etienne Bonvallet, project foreman of the pilot operation. In the Savoie, Chambery began to use Jean Pain's method in January 1980. A 200-cubic-metre compost bed, made of broken wood from plane trees and lime trees, will supply 23,400 kilocalories an hour and heat a 200 square-metre hot-house. Within two years, it will be possible to salvage 80 cubic metres of humus for the community gardens.

Says Henri Stehle, internationally respected agriculture expert and botanist and Institute of France prize-winner, "At the end of the path Pain has opened, stands tomorrow's self-sufficient agribusiness producing its own fertilizer and the power to run its equipment." Pain's methods are beginning to spread to the rest of Europe. In Brussels, Belgium, stands a compost plant and a flourishing garden. This is the experimental station of the International Jean Pain Committee, formed in 1978 by Frederik Vanden Brande, former Belgian secretary-general of the Council of European Townships, to publicize Pain's techniques.

Verdant Future
This station is the showcase of the Jean Pain committee, and its pride. But the committee has many other activities. It puts out brochures, gives lectures, and organizes twice yearly, two-week training programmes where 100-odd farmers, students, and environmental specialists from various parts of the world study grinding, composting, . and methane production procedures.

Both in France and abroad, Jean Pain's methods are destined to be applied over a wider field. Pain has devoted followers in Australia, the United States, Tunis, Latin America and Japan, The book he wrote with his wife, already translated into five languages, has sold 70,000 copies.

International energy expert Robert Giry, author of Is Nuclear Energy Useless?, predicts: "In our times of crisis, with European agriculture in danger of one day suddenly finding itself deprived of energy, the path opened by Jean Pain for the production of fertilizer, fuel and electricity could lead to a brimming future."

The simplest principles often underlie the most useful discoveries. Now, when soil exhaustion and the search for new energy sources are the leading brain-twisters in the developed societies, Jean Pain, the self-taught scientist with calloused hands, offers a commonsense solution: the green gold that's to be found almost everywhere in the world. It is here, under our feet; we have only to stoop down to gather it.

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With thanks to Ramjee Swaminathan

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See also (in French):
http://www.jean-pain.com/
Les broyeurs déchiqueteurs JEAN PAIN valorisation compost bois énergie

The methods of Jean Pain: Or another kind of garden, by Ida and Jean Pain, in English, self-published 1980, 88 pages, photos, out of print -- try second-hand bookstores online. French and German editions in print.

Composting -- The wheel of life

Chicken manure fuel (Harold Bate)

Methane Digesters For Fuel Gas and Fertilizer, With Complete Instructions For Two Working Models by L. John Fry

Nepal Biogas Plant -- Construction Manual

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here are sites to go to.

www.organicvolunteers.com/search_results.asp?host_type=2
www.icdb.org
http://directory.ic.org/geo/
music:
www.oraclesofgod.org
scripturesongs.net

pictures:
randallpersing.com
chick.com

places:
ic.org
icdb.org
monad.com

problems:
infowars.com
propagandamatrix.com

groups:
www.creativeideasforyou.com/commune_land
www.groups.yahoo.com
www.meetup.com
www.webring.com

http://co mmongroundfarm.org

specials:

best resources:
www.journeytoforever.org
www.primitiveway.com
www.wildernessdrum.com
www.hollowtop.com

here are ones under study:

www.kakwaecovillage.com
www.southwhidbeytilth.org
www.felicityacres.com
www.dandelionfarm.com

www.hshs.mb.ca
www.holycrosslivonia.org/amish
www.communalstudies.info

www.wwoofusa.org
www.twelvetribes.com
www.hutterianbrethren.com

www.rewild.org
www.nativeways.info
www.wildroots.org
www.earthskills.net

www.self-reliance.net

www.emypeople.net
www.ahqt.com/tapestry

new:
here are ones just entered:

messianic-communities?
www.cohousing.ca/detailed.htm
www.adherents.com
http://gen.ecovillage.org
www.gaia.org

www.ecovillage.org
www.localharvest.org
www.thedesertpeople.com
www.ishmael.org

reenactor-groups:
la-purisima-mission
finestimage.com
stepintoplaces.com
living-history.net
historical-trekking.com
history1700s.com
sca.org

directory.net/recreation/outdoors

thank-you's :
if u came to this site to help others,
thankyou.

use notepad.exe to print it
(for them whos place is
not to use computers, or cant)

i wish i had this info when i was 17.
(going places not wanted).

its a shock to find hundreds of farms
and communities(new) asking u to
stay with them.

water greens grain and gods words.
these are needs.

get chicks here!
www.chick.com
www.google.com
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how2:
methane digesters - fry nepal - pottery - adobe -
straw-bale houses - bamboo - stonemasonry - ceramic -
www.natural-building.meetup.com

- - - everything below this line just notes.
Thursday, July 15, 2004

retribe-retribes

the search for living without petroleum or petroleum-depedent products
even if its only one thing for one day. i want to try. ideas: 1. be
were you are, closest water and seed source. 2. the-5 the-11 from
organicvolunteers.com 3.reenact volunteers living-history 4. amish groups

here are helps for reenacting. why reenact the 20th century? cuz everyone
else is? www.openviks.blogspot.com user:dr??713 + pass:?

info of 7-3-05 a search for living without oil and cars ( retribe ) by
finding similar groups that do. using a new search-word... 'reenact'

the words 'reenact museum' was used on a search-engine called google.com
and should have been searched more before narrowing it to 'reenactment-groups'
- - - -
earth-mixes:

clay-mix.txt - - - - 8-8-05
is there not c-a-w-s to be c-a-w-t with l-o-t-s like e-n-o-c-h f-a-r-r away?
for c-l-a-y will f-o-i-l any plans.

other groups and gatherings (gas?) reenact.com

caws: camping and wilderness survival skills
cawt: call amish, abide wth 12tribes, work organic farms, try other groups
lots: learn. observe. test. state a possible explanation. = scientific method
enoch: e=noch power = nitrogen oxegen carbon hydrogen , these work wonders.
farr: shelter = fire-place, air-flow, reflection of heat and rain.
clay: all soil = c-lay si-l-t a-gregate and s-y-s (additives:straw,recycld
foil: lay stones: f-riction o-verlap i-nward l-evel
friction- touching other stones in as many places as possible
overlap - one stone should be touching atleast two others
inward - lean of stone should be seeking to settle toward center of wall
level - stone should not be set on edge, but in position least movable

good soil for adobe test: mix soil sample with water, roll into a cylindar
1/4 inch by 8inch long. soil should not stick to hands. hold sample by one
end. extended out. good adobe will bread at about 4 inches, less than 2 inche
means add clay, breaks at more than six inches (close to hand) meand add sand.

the mason jar test: take any soil ( a pile mixed well for a good average) and
drop a sample in a jar and mix with water. it will settle into three layers
of clay-silt and sand-aggregate. organic material will float.
dusty roads or places where water drains poorly are good signs of clay, or
dirt that looks really dark muddy when wet, like dung, gross!. because clay
is so light two ponds can be dug side by side to extract the clay layer into
the second pond. aggregate is sand or rock with sizes over 1/4th inch
y - sys: additives are often added to obtain desired abilitys to the clay.
aging or adding starters ( like bread-dough or biogas-tanks or active
fresh animal-waste stomach-pieces or other germ-source) to grow a
bacteria or enzyme in the clay ( like ice-cream or sour-breads)
-additives are commonly 1-20% of the total mix, s = straw, grass, hay or
other fiberous source, chewed-straw (horse or cow manure dung works to
make the best adobe-brick). y = recycled things like crushed-glass or an
old batch of clay pulverized to start a new batch, powdered plastics?
fiber-glass, fluxes: calcium-chloride, salt, flyash stabalizers: portland
-cement, asphalt, lime ( forms on cooling ceramics? bones of animals?)
borax, slag, colmanite, quartz (main ingredient of glass ) mines rocks,
fresh-horse-manure, rutin, vegetarian-rutin, leavining agents, soaps?
starters, enzymes, plant-acids chemical-products of, air-entraining agents
( similar to soap or what soap does )

mixes:
stucco: consists of a suitable aggregate(rocks or?) mixed with water and a
bonding material. egypt rome moslems mayas aztecs, they all use it.
-interior mix: fine-lime or gypsum plaster to which sand or pulverized marble
is added. a finer version of the big mixes (fine straw, fine sand, no agg,etc

cement-stucco: portland-cement, sand, and lime. applied in 3 coats, each about
1/3rd inch thick ( a meter is about 39 and 3/8th inches, or 100 mm ) .
final coat is finishes with colors textures imprints etc.

lime-stucco: used on the 21 alta-california mission for exterior
protection of outside adobe walls. mixture not given.

brick: fired clay,( block = sun-dried ) is clay silt and sand of equal amounts
with 0 to 20% straw or sand added, drop and pressure test differnt mixes
to find a mix the fits your need or the resources found in your area.

glass: 50%sand, 16%soda 20%cullet(crushed glass) 14%lime

common adobe: 0-33% clay-silt (50-50 of each) and sand-aggregate, straw or
horse-manure = 20%

ceramic adobe(gelaftan) for firing whole houses: add 20% crushed glass
and or other fluxes: borax, colmanitem iron-oxide (rust) or
red-dirt.

pottery: iron-oxide clay salt or other flux
-earthware:
-stoneware:see the-10 books previewed of ceramics from library

glazes: quartz lead or salt iron-oxide

concrete:26% fine aggregate (below 1/4th inch) 6% intrained air,
16%water(but no more) 10%concrete, 42% course-aggregate

plaster: 3-parts clay-earth with 1-part fine-straw-dust

common dirt: clay sand and silt is global.

mortar: adding lime dries it faster, ideal mix = same as brick uses, but
without aggregate.

this is about the peak of all my studies from june13-aug8 2005 clay+dirt info
most details are kept in papers placed in books at... ,
g

enjarrando: plastering with adobe, see anita rodriguez of taos new-mexico

searching threw 10mb of htm info (2.88mb ziped) is time-consuming. this
short-hand list of what i thought most noteable may help speed your search.
but then, not all info of the 7-3.zip is mentioned below, just the most
exciting, and worth printing. the info below is from 8 papers of notes
made while reading each htm, and not all typed-in, only the best for my
purpose is seen here, parts that were underlined and circled or...?

here it is: look first, think later.

www.rileysfarm.com
7-6-05 colect retribe activity of anykind. reenactment alta-california.
then choose land where these activities are found to be most in number, not
quality? and make better storage rooms at..., like clay-jars in caves.
upload all from ausi.com to o.com pass=hyper?a
add 2 or alter template at galeeb.blogspot.com to accept
webb-crawlers and search-engines, example: google.com , renew your email
accounts by composing a letter and saving it with new month. start a new blog
for open-viks, not related to your blog at www.blogger.com user:ibablogr
pass:i2sp?? include to the below report effie-yeaw nature-center and
nearby farm-museum or any activity near heaven-and-earth farm
(n.san juan,ca nevada-county) groups list by ? state, states, global?

gbacg.org? great links
ssmy-lnk.htm: list of groups(not militant), old-salem nc. , england beamish
yahoo-hi.htm: by catagories
yahoo-pl.htm: ardenwood-historical-farm, bonsall-area (barc), and the
clan-iain-abrach~maciain, filoli-historical-house, firebugs
juniperro-serra, mill-valley-historical-society, mission-dolores,
my-mission (non-profit) , orange-county mayflower-colony, paso-
robles pioneer-museum, pertroglyphs mojave-dessert, pioneer-muse*
historical-soc*, san-gabriel-mission, scott-soc*,
st.ives-historical-soc*, not-for-profit-reenactors
ag3\alhfam: ? l.h.farms links! , cornell.htm:ecosystems
alhfam.org

dakotaco: california-missions 1769-1823,
* emusika:com alhfam.org lahacal.org links! rehisteens.com reenactor.net
museumvillage.org finest.htm: finestimage.com? 1,993 links!

ag3\finest\events-8.htm: missionsjc.com grups-20.htm: staugustine.com,
amblefolk, cirga.org
iainabrach.org
guildofstgeorge.com
concentric.net museguild.tripod.com st-arbogast.org st-max.org

\indig-7.htm: ancientnative.org sylvandale.com mex-14.htm: ranchocamulos.org
miss-17.htm: fortmose.com la-purisma! mission, lompoc-ca.com/lpc/missions
golondrinas.org, www.co.san-b.ca.us/museum
nm-main :
finestimage.com/northamerica
renfair.com/ca
rena-mai : pgh-renfest , forestfaire.com ! , medievalworld.us
moscowrenfaire.org (idaho) , njkingdom.com vtrenfest.com tudor-vil
washingtonrenfair.com

/grups/amble livinghistorysociety.org, arbo1.htm: caln-iain-abrach~maciain
cirga : societies! - sca.org farspeaker.com
geocities.com/area51/rampart/7552/thunder.html
main.htm : fulco.net , lehigh.edu/~jahb/herbs , scahunt.com lozengy.net !
sca.uwaterloo.ca/sca-people , jducoeur.org/rolls
geocities.com/yourstruly/sca , stopcrime.net/scaarts

use a calendar or on-line address-book or reminder to store all activity
collected to fit on a one-year alarm to help you find what may be available
in this year and month. new-england and england seem to have the strongest
activity u look for, tho the first renfaire began in california 1968.
but new-england and england now have a population problem, beware. narrow
your search down to groups that show a more-complete view of daily-life?
like organicvolunteers.com you can make or collect calendars or have them
email a reminder

e1\main.htm : t.webring.com\arts\humanities\history\byregion montacute.net
elrond3.htm : ren-fest renfaire.com/rpfi highlands-games ?
monta-m.htm : list of sca links and societies
monta-cut : many groups in england , holand , calif, see htm
rubel.htm : cooking , valentine.htm : blacksmithing
at google.com
e2\main : results 11-20 of 'village reenactor-groups california medieval'
lv-his : * livinghistory.co.uk - links to societies and villages !
lv-pli2 : plimouth-plantation ! , interns , workshops, employment
omni.htm : omnicient.com , alhfam.org reehisteens.tripod.com lahacal.org !

e1\floril.htm : lionrampart.org , wtr-loo.htm : waterloo-village - 400ac. nj.
index.htm : guild-of-antares , bca-1.htm: bcaguild.org *www.koroneburg.com !
medie.htm : l.o.r.e. medieval-european.com,
ol-ha.htm : kingdom-of-wolf-haven , kingdom-of-olde-haven ca,nv,az

note: war-reenactors aoften camp at civilian-actor activity areas, follow me.
dont wait for a faire! contact 16th-century enthusiasts and play-a-day in
any farmer-joes backyard, permission get first...? l.h.days scottish-fest

1861-com.htm : how to join a civil-war group
main.htm : 1-10 of 461 'village reenactment-group california
potash.htm : all you need to know about potash.
serra.htm : travel eleven of the 21 mission reenacting the missionsary (your
goal and methos is same as his! email= bectolife@worldnet.att.net
serra2.htm : history-alive!
wish7-com : at.augustine , spanish groups links info

7-3b\n1\lv-his-n\campjamp : military info
main.htm :
living-history.net

* list of lists , habitants.8k.com
9msn : msn.com/groups 228, 29-palms historical-society california
village-of-blattadahl pa. bernville, chero-wolfs-group
* cannabis-sativa - the truth 13-members
calsfied.htm : stuff for sale, grups.htm : list of pre-1840's groups! *
links.htm : ! * forts, workshops , see htm
lous-mis : toulouse-fort mission-statement, links-helps see toul*.htm
* ren.htm : national! , see htm, location, links, dates
? slant.htm : fort-abraham-lincoln

start a museum of minitures ? shakers.org
7-3b\g1\applevalley nanews shaker-village volunteer 7-1.zip 2005 blaugher
7-3b\re2-2\main.htm : 11-20 of 6,060 'museums reenact' taphilo.com/history
denver.org career-world geeza, tqnyc.org
frommer.htm : frommers.com irish-farm top-tenth in europe
re-21.htm : taphilo.com/history/index.shtml
re4-ca.htm : californiahistorian.com/calendar folsomhistorymuseum.org
sbthp.org * coastaltraveler.com/sonoma/spr05_petaluma.html
cstl-tra.htm : visitpetaluma.com , petaluma-adobe-state-historical-park
* flsm.htm : 19thcentury.us folsom-history-museum

ree2\main.htm: more resluts from words 'museum reenact' at google.com
foil.htm : oneida-community 1860-utopian-commune -300 rooms, -1 family. list
foilage.htm : state-visitors-and-tourism * * * sbthp.org offers-you

reenac\main : 1-10 for 'butte-county museums reenact' placer.ca.gov/museum
northcentralcounties.org
step-dx\main : stepintoplaces.com * htm's
trek\main : historicaltrekking.com htm's

try 'reenact' or 'living-history' letsgoseeit.com

2.htm : solano is north-most mission, cog.web.ucla.edu , pcas.org
3.htm : missionsanmiguel.org *wolist.com/wo/recreation/living-history-22067
*cfep.uci.edu/uci-sati/faculty/ingles_unit.html, saac
4.htm : 11-20 of 787 for *.* events volunteer, ideaministries.com best10.com
direct : 2295 purisma rd. lompoc,ca.93436 la-purisma-mission
cctour : ca-missions.org athanasius.com/camissions
* directory.google.com/.../livinghistory/northamerica/spanish_colonial
la-pu.htm : lapurisimamission.org parks.ca.gov ca-ccbt.info weseeworldwide.com
of-ca : concentric.net bakersfield.org/tkpark , csch.org/02_history
* reenact : wolist.com/wo/recreation/lh island-life.net
* netmation.org/www/i090242d.htm www.altaregional.org
teer1.htm : coastclick.com a-shepherds-play www.nps.gov/juba/plan
teer2 : valley-historical=soc* , pleasanton.bz nps.gov/juba/18.pdf view as
teer3 : ca-missions.org sandiegohistory.org/collection/missions * sbthp.org
www.escusd.k12.ca.us/mission_trail
teer4 : tco.net/tehama/museum union-city-his*-mu
teer5 : sha.org scahome.org

try also 'guilds' reenactment 7-3-05 zip
7-1\7-3\e4\about.htm : combrogi.org * , geocit.htm: the-wychurst-project
grenei.htm : barony-of-grey-niche , index_ba.htm : the-tudor-group
pre-nor : combrogi info! regina-anglorum, other england sites * very great
webstercc.com renaissance data-base
e5\main.htm : 41-50 of 276 for 'village reenactment-group califonia medieval
bhfi.1st.net/faq *
ultim.htm : forum the-red-company ca-nv -> landknects st.maximilian-landknect
* experimenta-archaeology, lh-people ecw
thread : english-company-of-foote , wolf-argent lh
e6\c2c : clay kilns starch acids pies! soap how2 *
caveman to chemist
advice on starting a group, stone-age = slinging.org cator.hsc.edu/~kmd/cave
7-3\e3\main.htm 21-30 of 278 'vil ree-gru ca medi'
dumb.htm : sca , emusika.com groups , hatrack.com?: groups list-of celtic-nfo
nccweb.htm * meet lh-people
scahunt-org? sca-people finder , scaring-com , post your blog at our sight!
lv-his\craft-ec\main sca-webring owned by janet-white , lady nui-nijo
kingdom-of-atenveldt, htm's -> blackworks, ceramics, embrodie, footwear
glass, husbandry, midwifery *

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2006-04-16T21:54:00.000-07:00

dew-collection, control of moisture in: grain-storage, shelters, foundations
below are all the links used for the survival-study known as dew3-06:
dew-link.txt - - - - 3-06\6?,11-16 dew-study links for web-page find and print at library 3-17-2006
key: ! -dew3-06 nfo -dew+mold+grain, o -altared water, v -vortex tubes, r -repeat?, g -grain, t -txt4pnt, h-htm4pnt, p-htm+pics4pnt l -link4lib, a -top 12, get mams
Volume in drive C is win95-b, send yoder-boy v-tube + dew-pond\device nfo + mold-war4self, used google.com and mamma.com for mam*.* search-words,
note: google.com can change a pdf to htm for you.

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06
dew-link txt a!t you are reading it.
3-06dirz txt !
notes2 txt a!t 3,888 my 1e-7 1c-2 1c-5 klaphake cherk 1d-ang
notes3 txt !t my bagel.htm
notes4 txt a!t my 1e-15.htm only, do: 1e-14 1e-12 1d-14 1d-13 1d-ang 1c-8 1c-3 2b-2 1a-7 2b-8 atrium bermed

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th
notes txt !t 21,077 my airwell.htm rexresearch.com
airwells htm a! 89,693 methods of collecting water-vapour, flop 3-4
http://www.rexresearch.com/airwells/airwells.htm
key words: dew-ponds air-well
mam1~1 htm ! for: methods to condense atmospheric humidity
1e-7~1 htm ! 30,905 details of dew and Feodosian
http://www.worldfoodprize.org/Youthinstitute/2002Proceedings/pdf/cherkasy4.pdf
-key words:Aleksandra Pasyeka fresh water in asia
1c-2~1 htm ! 29,671 basic-principle tested chili-device new-tools
http://www.sculptors.com/~salsbury/Articles/atmospheric-condensing.html
-key words: reality.sculptors.com/ First Draft: Oct. 21, 1998 global thirst
1c-5~1 htm ! 86,739 methods -D. Beysens and I. Milimouk
http://www.opur.u-bordeaux.fr/angl/Secheresse-angl.pdf
-key:Translated T. Fuller D. Beysens, I. Milimouk,"Pour les ressources Vol. 11

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th\1c-15
bagel~1 htm a!p? 35,564 Air Wells, Dew Ponds of rex by b*hole.com
http://www.bagelhole.org/article.php/Water/350/
-key: -see notes3.txt
wells htm x 26,306 weather-altering devices war
rexresearch.com\?
-key:indian rain-making
vapair~1 htm x 14,311 de-humidify\dew-collector\air-cooler sale
vapaire.com
-kw:
brick htm ! 23,715 brick quality tech-info
http://www.bia.org/BIA/technotes/t7c.htm ?
-kw: Moisture Control in Brick and Tile Walls Condensation 7c

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th\brick
mam1~1 htm ! 21,174 for Moisture Control in Brick and Tile Walls Condensation
1e-15~1 htm ! 36,862 Indoor Air Quality,J.F. Straube Acahrya
http://oikos.com/library/breathingwalls/index.html
-kw:Healthy Buildings, and Breathing Walls V. Acahrya iaq
1e-14 htm !? 64,799 mold library, many links
http://www.moldinspector.com/build-mold-safe.htm
-kw:Weep holes mold-safe
1e-12 htm ! 28,520 Moisture, Building Enclosures, and Mold
http://www.hpac.com/member/feature/2002/0201/0201lstiburek.htm
-kw:HPAC Engineering
1d-14 htm a! 58,782 Controlling Moisture Sources
http://www3.telus.net/johnmahyr/moisture_problems.htm
1d-13~1 htm ! 19,223 earth-sheltered home construction
http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/E/AE_earth-sheltered_home_construction.html
atrium~1 htm 9,306 underground home, daviddarling.info encyclop
1d-ang~1 htm a! 40,527 Pathology of building envelopes, tec links
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/BuildingPathology/masonry.html
1c-8 htm ! 101,874 Home Moisture Audit, fill-out form q-a
http://www.ehw.org/Healthy_House/HH_Moist_Audit.htm
1c-3~1 htm a! 43,496 MOLD, MILDEW and FUNGUS control
http://www.bugspray.com/article/mold.html
2b-2~1 htm a! 32,744 Moisture Control in green Buildings
http? Environmental Building News, Volume 12, Number 7, July 2003
-kw:Alex Wilson shelter ecology moisture
2b-8~1 htm ! 66,798 extreem do-it-yourself Zylkowski
http? Build a Better Home Steve Zylkowski and Kevin Hayes
-kw: extreem do-it-yourself
1a-12~1 htm a! 27,888 masonrysystems.org mold
http://www.masonrysystems.org/whymasonry/preventingmoistureintrusion.php
-kw: terrazzo floors and walls should be used in all high-moisture
1a-7 htm a!r 23,715 7C Moisture Control in Brick - Condensation
http://www.bia.org/BIA/technotes/t7c.htm

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th\dew3-06
1c-2~1 htm r? 29,671 blasker.org Patrick G. Salsbury
1c-5~1 htm r? 86,739 D. Beysens I. Milimouk
1e-7~1 htm r? 30,905 Aleksandra
vapair~1 htm r? 14,311 vapaire.com ? utah
brick htm del 23,715 7C - Moisture Control
bagel~1 htm r? 35,564 dew-pond rex
abstra~1 htm !? 11,914 nasa article nfo
2b-8~1 htm r? 66,798 extreem
ormus htm altered water
ormus2 htm altered water
vortrap htm energized water
ooi-h11 txt !? 21,707 best of htm
ooi-t11 txt 7,152 02-19-06 10:46a ooi-t11.txt

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th\grain google.com mamma.com
mam1~1 htm 18,311 for grain-bin construction primitive survival skill
mam1b~2 htm 16,301 02-18-06 11:42p mam1b.html
mam1c~2 htm 16,600 02-18-06 11:43p mam1c.html
mam1d~2 htm 15,344 02-18-06 11:45p mam1d.html
mam2~1 htm 19,601 grain-storage construction primitive survival skill
mam2b~2 htm 19,037 02-18-06 11:46p mam2b.html
mam2c~2 htm 18,890 02-18-06 11:47p mam2c.html
mam2d~2 htm 19,534 02-18-06 11:47p mam2d.html
2d-8~1 htm 57,466 game outline, alter-learning
http://rockitlabs.com/text/Campaigns.pdf
-kw: crafting a Campaigns are a series of adventures
2c-1~1 htm 217,979 HUMAN RESOURCEs of kenya
http://www.drylandsresearch.org.uk/pdfs/ WP_Nzioka_Human_Resources.pdf.
2c-1 txt 96,780 kenya
2b-4~1 htm 166,290 ohio barns, Allen G. Noble
http://www.heartlandscience.org/barns/barns.pdf
mam3~1 htm 20,262 for grain-storage construction fungi insect
mam3b~2 htm 19,008 02-19-06 12:05a mam3b.html
mam3-c~2 htm 18,699 02-19-06 12:06a mam3-c.html
mam3d~2 htm 18,851 02-19-06 12:06a mam3d.html
3d-10~1 htm a!gp 98,036 storage
http://www.ikisan.com/links/ap_pests.shtml or ap_storage.shtml?
-kw:Principles > Storage Structures > Storage Pests and Their Control >
3d-12~1 htm a!g 41,497 GrainPro Inc
http://www.grainpro.com/GrainPro/WorldGrain1.pdf
-kw: flexible silos versus rigid metal silos Philippe Villers
3d-13~1 htm a!g 46,646 Thomas W. Phillips wheat managment
http://ipm.okstate.edu/ipm/sprec/StoredWheatMgmt.doc
-kw:WHEAT MANAGEMENT Thomas W. Phillips
3d-14~1 htm a1g 14,482 BWAKIRA GRAIN STORAGE PROJECT
http: ?
-kw:THE BWAKIRA GRAIN STORAGE PROJECT IN TANZANIA
3c-8~1 htm 49,024 ozone safe products? by OzonAction
http: no oxygen means preservative.library water-sci trick books
-kw: try also hydrogen-peroxide o2h methane or co2,
3b-2~1 htm 30,094 Maize Storage abstract
3c-3 txt 4,969 Entomology
kw:Vol. 45: 631-659 (Volume publication January 2000 t.abate
3-1~1 htm a! 32,570 pest control Jerry W. Heaps abstract aacc
http://interactive.aaccnet.org/source/orders/index.cfm?SKU=27462
1-1 htm a!g 37,553 Mark E. Casada
http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/pesticides-ipm/pesticides/Mark%20Casada-Aeration%20Management%20(Cat.%204,7B).doc
-kw: AERATION MANAGEMENT Manhattan Kansas Grain Storage
3-8 htm !g 66,239 CSIRO Entomology: bugs mold
http://www.ento.csiro.au/business/pdfs/Patent.pdf
-kw: Carbonyl Sulphide and Phosphine Fumigant
2b-2 txt r 205 fema activity htm?
3-06fema zip 201,846 the lender enslaves the borrower

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\11th\opur dew !
art htm ! 8,467 opur? dew
http:? see opur-dir opur.org?
-kw:International Organization For Dew Utilization ARTISTIC
dew htm p! 13,819 opur? origin
http://www.opur.u-bordeaux.fr/index.htm
index htm ! 10,486 opur? index
sci htm ! 9,501 opur? science of dew
why-dw htm ! 14,279 opur? why dew

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\15th ! dew
goo1~1 htm ! 17,596 for Recovery of Atmospheric Humidity
goo1b~2 htm 17,631 02-19-06 10:08p goo1b.html
goo1c~2 htm 16,520 02-19-06 10:09p goo1c.html
goo1d~2 htm 17,089 02-19-06 10:09p goo1d.html
goo2~1 htm 17,739 rexresearch Recovery of Atmospheric Humidity
goo2b~2 htm 15,908 02-19-06 10:10p goo2b.html
goo2c~2 htm 12,893 02-19-06 10:11p goo2c.html
airwell2 zip 317,449 dew patents, pics -flop 9-7

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\15th\awel2
airwell2 htm p 32,936 incomplete htm
klaphake htm 25,772 by Wolf Klaphake, methods
mam2~1 htm 20,668 for methods to condense atmospheric humidity sustainability
mam2b~2 htm 18,735 02-18-06 10:37p mam2b.html
mam2c~2 htm 18,906 02-18-06 10:38p mam2c.html
mam3~1 htm 20,562 for methods to condense atmospheric humidity survival
mam3b~2 htm 18,287 02-18-06 10:40p mam3b.html
mam3c~2 htm 17,640 02-18-06 10:41p mam3c.html

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\15th\awel2\re -airwel2b.zip pics
gifs not see in the incomplete airwell2.htm 32,936

Directory of C:\TEMP\temp\3-06\15th\awel2b
airwel2b txt 24,906 02-20-06 12:52a airwel2b.txt
airwl2bt txt 24,688 02-20-06 12:59a airwl2bt.txt
airwell2 txt 58,595 02-19-06 10:16p airwell2.txt
ms-dos~1 pif 995 02-20-06 1:36a MS-DOS Prompt.pif
airwel2 htm a! 60,911 uncut, all pics were? a+b
http://www.rexresearch.com/airwell2/airwell2.htm
-kw: patent foreign
airwell2 htm 32,936 02-19-06 10:16p airwell2.htm
airwellp txt 49,413 02-19-06 10:18p airwellp.txt

-end of any dew3-06 files gotten -dew,mold,grain study

plants

2005-11-28T13:49:00.000-08:00

- - - - 27 best-of 4resorted:

www.pfaf.org
19th\4-8 id plants by its seasonal-flower
http://www.birdmom.net/wildflowerindex.html

ones like 4-8:
2-25 id by edible? http://www.primitiveways.com/plants.html/pages/ Blue_oak.htm
6-7 planting tips http://www.lacnps.org/toyon.html
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/photos/
- - - - 19th
3-7 foothills http://www.backyardnature.net/sierras/trees.htm
4-4. wildflower-hotline , no pics? http://www.theodorepayne.org/hotline/hotline41802.htm
4-8 others at http://www.birdmom.net

like it but, info or pics to big:
2-31 plants http://www.larkspurbooks.com/Apiaceae1.html
2-31 plants http://www.larkspurbooks.com/Apiaceae1.html
2-38 is slow, http://www.rockridgeca.com/Plants/Plants.htm
2-42 has other links to each plant http://www.ponderosaca.com/plants.htm
- - - - 19th
3-4 plant id http://www.rockridgeca.com/Plants/Plants.htm
4-18 g enature.com/fieldguide/ links?

very informative, few pics:
3-4 Eucalyptus http://wwwlibrary.csustan.edu/bsantos/section2.htm
6-2.txt nursery , see txt http://www.calfloranursery.com/plinfo.html
6-7 planting tips latin-101 http://www.lacnps.org/toyon.html cnps?
8-22 diary no-pic? http://www.xeri.com/Moapa/wf-hr-part1.htm
- - - - 19th
2b-2 how2 calif-natives latin-names+nfo, group-events http://www.occnps.org/SeptOct03.htm

others, but helps a pfaf study:
8-10 great links http://www.wildlife-central.com/Plants/Plants.html unknow, belongs with the 'possible' sort left at plant-me.txt. but-no.
8-24 links! http://www.cbel.com/plants_gardens very good page on links all names, try the- wildflowers
- - - - 19th
1-2 http://www.colby.edu/info.tech/BI211/PlantFamilyID.html
web-program helps you identify any plant in 5 questions
1-3 unknown, see mam1no? http://landscaping.about.com/cs/treesshrubs/a/ rhodo_azaleas_2.htm
1-4 interactive-pics get? http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/6243/diversity4.html
1-12 herbarium?s Web site, http:// www.cals.ncsu.edu/botany/ncsc/index.htm. example of one who can id, with how2?
1-26 links to many sites with goal to id plants, must see http://members.tripod.com/%7EHatch_L/tlankey.html
2-1 jepson = id key-traits with active updates by\for all sorts of users http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/jepman.html
2-7 jepson notes http://www.tchester.org/plants/lists/jepson_comments.html
2-29 home edu, items to take use on your own outing. http://home.apu.edu/~skinnes/kinnes_gardenex1.htm
2b-1 jepson manuel http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/jepman.html

4-5 terms def for sustainable-agriculture! with links http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/AFSIC_pubs/srb9902.htm
4-23 great natures-calendar of a years events http://home.earthlink.net/%7Eedelstein/joyofnature/ naturewatchcal

for more calendar-kind nfo sites and others see plant-me.txt, here is list of other topics: notes goal xdata-base 1best-of 2possible 3nca 4sca 5natures 6animal 7survival 8good 9other 10unusual 11books

-end- login at blogger.com , id = ibablo?? i2spi?

pfaf.org oraclesofgod.org chick.com

building with earth = sand+clay
archnet.org - pass = archib?? , see cob-house, sod nadar-khalili

pfaf.org oraclesofgod.org chick.com

my - p. c.

2005-01-07T10:36:00.000-08:00

all u want to know about your computer.
(devotions for them who risk the time)

example :

to get on the internet:
you need a browser, a server, and a host-server.

www.ahqt.com/tapestry or www.emypeople.net
has a local dial-up service and proxy to protect serfing.

internet magazinr has many tech-websites to learn how
to rev-up your pc (zd davis books)

also consider a lynx and linux. a browser and server
for dos, not windows. for them who dont ask much.
and dont change as soon as other computer-topics do.

here are some sites :
http://tiny.seul.org www.lynx.browser.org www.rdrop.com/ncany/html/linux
www.ccil.org

at www.google.com try these words :
msdos help viewers dos browser server dos

my-tree

2005-01-07T10:32:00.000-08:00

weres all my stuff on the internet?

is at http://ausi.com
user: 51reep pass 51se??
look for blog-map

my-tree.txt
bak-pak.txt

crafts needed for a community without
petroleum-dependent products plastics
nor gasoline.

water-seeds-greens
methane-digesters, ceramics-pottery-adobe,
water-carbon-purity, oxides-metals,
clothing, grasses-fibers, weaving,
hydroponics, organics, native-birds,plants.
any place, any time.
find such activity near you.
or be the people you are looking for.

keep your day. walk the talk.
try one task, for one day.
without using crude-oil supported help.

methane-digesters:
www.journeytoforever.org/biofuel.htm

ceramics, houses: ( no more trees )
www.chelseagreen.com/2004/ items/ceramichouses/TableOfContents
www.clantt.com/sports_books/isbn1889625019.html
www.dirtcheapbuilder.com/cehoandeaar.html
www.calearth.org/naderkha.htm

www.nceca.net www.acers.org www.msdsonline.com

virtual ceramics library:
www.ikts.fhg.de/vl/vl.artistic.ceramics.html

calib@stny.rr.com

www.ortonceramic.com www.craftemergency.org
www.craftcouncil.org www.ceramicsmonthly.org

try also: reenact museum groups living-history

search - help

2005-01-07T09:58:00.000-08:00

search - helpers:

www.dirs.org - - - www.google.com - - - www.smartpages.com - - - www.ask.com
//www.mamma.com">www.mamma.com
//www.dogpile.com">www.dogpile.com

maps - and info :
i want more about the area :

http://www.hometownlocator.com/
http://www.city-data.com
http://mapper.acme.com (very nice aerial and topo
www.maporama.com lat-lon for any address

www.multimap.com (saves maps for u!) air-views!
user:oct4tom pass:1708??
maps.yahoo.com
www.terraserver-usa.com

www.melissadata.com/lookups/addressview.asp?
www.greatestcities.com
www.worldatlas.com
maps-portal.com

http://zip.langenberg.com/#zipcodemaps
http://cityguides.addresses.com/city_guides.php

http://en.wikipedia.org
http://mapserver2.esri.com
http://snap.com/search.php?

maps not so good:
www.wikitravel.org
www.geoinfo.amu.edu.pl/wpk/geos
fermi.jhuapl.edu/states/maps1
www.lib.utexas.edu/maps

www.macmurph.com
www.pigseye.com
photosource/1235

new entries:
www.map-maps.com
www.infobegle.com
www.smartpages.com
www.whitepages.com
www.ebooks.com?
www.church-info.us/va
www.hot-ads.com/wv

http://mapsonus.switchboard.com/bin/maps-route

here is address - help - zipcode :

www.usps.com www.zipcode.com laundry town library stores stops centers

http://tlclists.com www.harrisinfo.com www.keyhole.com