Hi:
I was involved with the meeting with Nick Frazee (sp) from FHHS who
was going to approach the admin at the school about the possibility of
piggy backing our initiative with what they already have underway
there. Did we hear anything back on that possibility.
John Phillips
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 7:29 AM, Credence Ross
<credence_ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:credence_ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
wrote:
Sue,
You are still on the email list; there has been no traffic.
Basically, we are back to square one with looking for a suitable
site. I am talking to different community members, hoping for a
lead. Grisha is out of town for a number of weeks, and since there
are no members aside from Rosa and Grisha and I who have put any
time energy into participating in SJ Biofuels, there has been no
need to send out any emails. Rest assured, if our situation
changes or we have any updates or meetings, and email notice will
be sent out promptly.
If anybody on the list has any suggestions for a site, I'd love to
hear them. Our ideal site is a (somewhat) central location, has
power and water, an indoor space large enough to store and handle
large quantities of veggie oil, and doesn't need major structural
improvements (we have a limited budget for site prep).
Until then,
Credence
susan cornett wrote:
We sure haven't heard much about SJ Biofuels lately - did we
fall off of the e-mail list? As far as I know, we are still
charter members.
Sue Cornett
*/Grisha Krivchenia <grishakriv@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:grishakriv@xxxxxxxxx>>/* wrote:
Hey... I'm just writing to confirm that SJ Biofuels, and
the FHHS
Biodiesel project are meeting at 3:30 tomorrow (Friday) at
the High
School. See you guys there?
John... after the meeting, we could head to Peg and Ted's
for the
weekend get-together.
Nick or Ryan, please let us know where on the FHHS campus
we can
find you.
With Kindness,
Grisha
On 11/6/08, Grisha Krivchenia wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> How about Friday, Nov 14 at 3:30? I had forgotten about the
Wednesday
> faculty meeting at Spring Street School.
>
> Best wishes,
> Grisha
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Ryan Aylward wrote:
> > Hi Grisha,
> >
> > This is Ryan Aylward from F.H.H.S.. I am a student who is
idpenedntly
> > working on our Bio-Diesel project along with a couple other
students. Mr.
> > Frazee recently showed me your email to Larry Wight.
The idea
of us joining
> > forces sounds like it would work for both of us. The more
people working on
> > this together, the easier the whole process is for all
of us.
The only
> > problem with this proposal is the implications involved
with
having your
> > entire operation being held on our school property. We
would
have to go
> > review it with Fred Woods, the principal at F.H.H.S.,
and who
ever else we
> > would have to contact. We currently have a processor of our
own, so I don't
> > know if you want to operate these totoally seperately or to
some how join
> > both of our operations together. The prospect of joining
together and
> > potentially increasing the scale of production is very
appealing, but we
> > will definately have to talk about how we plan on
coming together.
> >
> >
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John Phillips
High School Physical Science & Math
Spring Street International School
505 Spring Street
Friday Harbor, WA 98250
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