User talk:James Clark - Revision history

James Clark at 05:07, 22 July 2011

2011-07-22T05:07:57Z

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	Hi James, I noticed your comments on the pyrolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.		Hi James, I noticed your comments on the pyrolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them
			greenlinepcs = me, lol. I am going to be focusing on the logistics and geology/hydrology out at FeF as they are more pressing at this point, but this idea is still on my mind, and both the logistics and geology issues are prerequisites to do this process efficiently. [[User:James Clark\|James Clark]] 07:07, 22 July 2011 (CEST)

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	> I can definitely help create badges in gimp.		> I can definitely help create badges in gimp.
	Have a look at [[OSE Badges]]. Feel free to add to the page, change the design, etc. [[User:Mjn\|Mjn]] 15:13, 20 July 2011 (CEST)		Have a look at [[OSE Badges]]. Feel free to add to the page, change the design, etc. [[User:Mjn\|Mjn]] 15:13, 20 July 2011 (CEST)

			Thanks Mark, I will play around with some logo effects I like and put them up in the next few days. Got a few ideas for most excellent digital shinies.[[User:James Clark\|James Clark]] 07:07, 22 July 2011 (CEST)

Mjn at 13:13, 20 July 2011

2011-07-20T13:13:56Z

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	Hi James, I noticed your comments on the pyrolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.		Hi James, I noticed your comments on the pyrolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.

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			> I can definitely help create badges in gimp.
			Have a look at [[OSE Badges]]. Feel free to add to the page, change the design, etc. [[User:Mjn\|Mjn]] 15:13, 20 July 2011 (CEST)

Gregortheinventor at 01:11, 18 June 2011

2011-06-18T01:11:13Z

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	Hi James, I noticed your comments on the ~~porolysis~~ oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.		Hi James, I noticed your comments on the pyrolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.

Gregortheinventor at 01:10, 18 June 2011

2011-06-18T01:10:49Z

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			Hi James, I noticed your comments on the porolysis oil, did you see the thread in the forum about a chemical engineering kit? What do you think of adopting such a approach ? It seems like we are looking at a lot of disparate processes, everything from bioplastics to KOH for the NiFe batteries and this could help tame them.

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2011-06-10T22:31:28Z

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