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	Makeup Kits for Plus Size Costumes
		This basic clown makeup kit includes a clown nose, a palette of white, blue, red and yellow grease makeup.
		Set of 5 grease makeup sticks in fl, blue, green, red and white colors with a hand case and sharpener.
		This basic devil makeup kit includes 2 self sticking horns plus a palette of red, blue and yellow grease makeup.
	www.plus-sizecostumes.com /makeupkits.html (152 words)

	Exhaust Characteristics of Compression Ignition Engines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Yellow grease is not considered a hazardous substance, it is not considered recyclable, nor is it a solid at room temperature, so it is not regulated under solid waste disposal guidelines.
		Yellow grease is considered a liquid and cannot be disposed of in a land fill, under the Free Liquid Act.
		Yellow grease was researched thoroughly in the late 70’s and early 80’s by many agricultural universities as an alternative fuel.
	www.captain-morgan.org /Data_THESIS.htm (10000 words)

	Darling International Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Because yellow grease contains a mix of unsaturated and saturated fatty acids (in a ratio of about 2.8:1), the dietary energy value is greater than saturated fats such as tallow and comparable to that of poly-unsaturated fats such as soybean oil.
		Yellow grease consists primarily of recycled restaurant grease and is derived from fats and oils inspected and approved by the United States Department of Agriculture for use as or in the preparation of food.
		Yellow grease is one of the major sources of feed fat in poultry, swine and cattle rations.
	www.darlingii.com /askross/faq.html (2998 words)

	Biodiesel production methods, costs and available capacity- Anthony Radich - EIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Yellow grease is much less expensive than soybean oil, but its supply is limited, and it has uses other than fuel.
		Operating expenses were estimated at 31 cents per gallon (2002 cents), excluding the cost of the oil or grease and energy, and the sale of the glycerol was estimated to reduce the cost by 15 cents per gallon of biodiesel.
		The variable cost of soybean oil and yellow grease biodiesel added in fiscal year 2004 jumps to $2.32 and $1.27 per gallon, respectively, in fiscal year 2005.
	www.distributiondrive.com /Article15.html (1275 words)

	Salon.com Business \| Grease rustlers
		Bill Warner, byproduct reporter for the Yellow Sheet, explains that while yellow grease goes into the manufacture of soap, makeup, clothing, rubber and detergents, its principal use is as a livestock feed additive.
		The principal competition for yellow grease is vegetable oil straight from the mills.
		Brown grease might come off the grill at a burger place, and is more meat-derived than yellow grease, but there's less of it and it's not as valuable as yellow grease.
	archive.salon.com /business/feature/2000/11/06/grease_wars/index1.html (1332 words)

	On the Waterfront: Fat trimmed, recycled, exported
		Yellow grease comes from deep-fat Friolators, like those bubbling and sizzling behind every fast-food counter in the world.
		The grease is then spun in a huge centrifuge to separate "solids" - any meat or bone, or whatever - from the liquid, which is about 40 percent water, according to Joe Huelsman, general manager at Baker.
		Yellow grease is used primarily in livestock feed.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2003news/02072003/col_wate/11613.htm (679 words)

	Grease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grease (film), 1978 film made from the musical
		by extension a euphemism for bribes, as in grease someone's palm
		Yellow grease, in rendering, used frying oils, or lower-quality grades of tallow
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grease (129 words)

	Biodiesel Performance, Costs, and Use
		The performance of biodiesel in cold conditions is markedly worse than that of petroleum diesel, and biodiesel made from yellow grease is worse than soybean biodiesel in this regard.
		Yellow grease is much less expensive than soybean oil, but its supply is limited, and it has uses other than fuel—for example, yellow grease is used as an animal feed additive and in the production of soaps and detergents.
		Biodiesel from yellow grease is closer to being cost-competitive with petroleum diesel than is biodiesel from soybean oil, but the available supply of yellow grease will probably limit its use for biodiesel production to 100 million gallons per year (6,523 barrels per day) or less.
	www.eia.doe.gov /oiaf/analysispaper/biodiesel (3962 words)

	[USCC] Wall Street Journal article on grease dumping
		Montelli explains, "is grease down the sewer." With colonoscopic clarity, the camera shows a pipe with a drippy coating of fat.
		A grease disposal trick, restaurant people say, is to freeze it in plastic and chuck it into the garbage.
		Grease is heavy and dense -- and putrid and sloppy.
	mailman.cloudnet.com /pipermail/compost/2001-June/008329.html (1748 words)

	Articles of Interest - Grease Rustlers - By Susan McCarthy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Grease rustlers Black-market bandits have their eyes on that vat of used frying oil in the alley behind your local greasy spoon.
		Jaworski is known as "the grease lawyer," and has had calls on his expertise from as far away as Australia.
		The grease thieves came by night to fast-food restaurants and filled their tankers with used grease from containers outside the restaurants, where the grease awaited pickup from companies like Griffin.
	www.distributiondrive.com /Article3.html (3865 words)

	High-stakes case revolves around cooking grease
		Yellow grease, which fast food restaurants store in outdoor vats, can be refined for use in animal foods, makeup, clothes and soap.
		Worried that competing companies like Imperial were emptying grease illegally from their storage containers, Griffin Industries worked with Texas Department of Public Safety officials on an undercover operation.
		The company hired a former grease thief, David Mitchell, as an informant and loaded his tanker truck with grease from the company's refinery in Bastrop, said Al Cuellar, a security officer for Griffin Industries and a former Texas Ranger.
	sports.texnews.com /1998/texas/grease0624.html (353 words)

	Golden Geese: China's Poultry Industry Sold on U.S. Recycled Oils (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Yellow grease, as the industry calls this product, provides a quality energy source for livestock.
		MAP is now helping to fund a series of yellow grease feed formulation demonstrations in China’s poultry and hog industry.
		U.S. exports of yellow grease, meals and other feeds to China are expected to continue to grow.
	www.fas.usda.gov /info/agexporter/2000/october/golden.htm (854 words)

	Energy Blog: New Grease Market
		He’s a small hauler in the area that focuses on grease traps, and is expanding into yellow grease.
		Giving the yellow grease to Piedmont Biofuels was better for the planet than composting it.
		I’ve been telling Van that the value proposition for yellow grease in this region is on the cusp of change.
	energy.biofuels.coop /archives/000151.html (594 words)

	Research Projects
		To use acid-catalyzed biodiesel production from yellow greases with high FFA, a pretreatment technique was developed using a small-scale transesterification system since acid catalysts are more tolerant of FFAs.
		The procedures were tested with actual high FFA yellow grease to produce a fuel grade biodisesel.
		The biodiesel produced from the yellow grease met the total and free glycerin requirements as 6:1 molar ratio for an 8-hour reaction time after reducing its FFA level to less than 1% using a two-stage pretreatment process.
	fp.uni.edu /rrttc/grants/project.asp?ProjectID=158 (262 words)

	Yellow ButterFlavored Grease - The Worst Reviews on the Web
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		All content (including but not limited to stories, games, other text, and graphics), unless otherwise indicated, is Copyright © 2005 by Peryton Publishing or the original author, and may not be reproduced without prior written permission.
		Yellow Butterflavored Grease and the Yellow Butterflavored Grease logo are Trademarks of Peryton Publishing.
	www.butterflavored.com (356 words)

	FPRF - Technical Bulletins
		The tallow, lard and yellow grease biodiesels need additional processing at the end of transesterification to achieve acceptable biodiesel properties, and would benefit from processing before transesterification to reduce or eliminate components that may interfere, as for the high free fatty acid yellow grease.
		Additional investigation should be considered that would focus on methods of economically handling free fatty acids and other components, at lease to reduce their interference, and ideally, contribute to the production of methyl esters.
		The test results show that there are problems in operating at lower temperatures (cloud point, cold filter plugging point, and pour point), and that the minimum temperatures at which biodiesels are usable increase as they move from vegetable to animal sources, due to the greater degree of saturation.
	www.fprf.org /profile/tech_bulletins/tsb_1001_b.htm (1562 words)

	Render Yellow Grease
		One company is helping to combat that problem with a new dust control technology and is using yellow grease in the process.
		Then approximately 20 percent yellow grease is blended, resulting in a density of eight pounds per gallon.
		Once the renderer blends the yellow grease and emulsifiers, they can either sell the end product to road applicators or provide the service of dust control application themselves.
	www.rendermagazine.com /April2001/YellowGreasetoDustRescue.html (712 words)

	Waterless Soap Removal - Topic Powered by Groupee Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Soybean oil or pre-treated grease (grease from the esterification process described below) is reacted for 1-2 hours with the appropriate amount of methanol and catalyst (sodium methoxide) to produce biodiesel in a process called transesterification.
		The yellow grease used at the pilot plant is usually between 8 and 10% FFA.
		The amount of yellow grease, methanol, and sulfuric acid for the pre-treatment (esterification process) along with the amount of pre-treated grease, methanol, and catalyst (sodium methoxide) used for the transesterification process is also given in Table 1.
	biodiesel.infopop.cc /groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/719605551/m/307107028/p/1 (3525 words)

	focus on energy : Home
		By replacing the #6 fuel oil with Yellow Grease, the company is able to maintain interruptible natural gas service.
		Yellow Grease has been gaining popularity because of its advantages as a fuel source.
		In addition, the price and supply of Yellow Grease is generally stable, whereas oil prices are prone to global market forces and fluctuate accordingly.
	www.focusonenergy.com /pressRelease/pressReleaseDetail.jsp?pageId=1&releaseId=41 (604 words)

	Grease Works! :: Corvallis Biodiesel Co-op
		Grease Works, is now offering SVO parts, heaters, and, converted cars, and full conversions at the Diesel Shop in South Corvallis.
		Heaters and parts are competitively priced, as are conversion costs which range from $1000-$3000 (depending on the vehicle and the number of bells and whistles) including parts and labor.
		Contrary to popular Grease Lore, the first "diesel" engine (dubbed the "Black Mistress") designed by Rudolf Diesel in 1893, ran on gasoline vapor, albeit rather disastrously (this prototype engine blew its test gauges sending shards of broken glass and brass throughout the workshop).
	www.greaseworks.org /svo (1008 words)

	Energy Plug: Biodiesel Performance, Costs, and Use
		The most common sources of oil for biodiesel production in the United States are soybean oil and yellow grease (mostly recycled cooking oil from restaurants).
		Yellow grease is much less expensive than soybean oil, but its supply is limited.
		Biodiesel from yellow grease is closer to being cost-competitive with petroleum diesel than biodiesel from soybean oil, but the available supply of yellow grease will probably limit its use for biodiesel production.
	www.eia.doe.gov /emeu/plugs/plbiodsl.html (700 words)

	Diary of a Mad Scientist » The Hot Mama of Yellow Grease
		I’m in a position to buy yellow grease at an attractively cheap price for the Machine Shop setup, but it’s got major hurdles to overcome- one of them being water.
		Yellow Grease is rendering industry terminology for recycled fats that are of a certain percentage free fatty acids.
		Many people in homebrewing assume that yellow grease is the stuff you get from the local restaurant fryers.
	www.girlmark.com /blog/index.php?p=46 (924 words)

	Poultry
		During January and February 2002, researchers from the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering and the UGA Engineering Outreach Service at The University of Georgia conducted a study to examine poultry fat, yellow grease, choice white grease, and beef tallow (biofuel oils) as fuel sources for boilers.
		One-hundred and sixty-four tests were conducted using either choice grease, tallow, yellow grease, poultry fat, No. 2 fuel oil, or combinations of fats/greases with No. 2 fuel oil.
		However, fat and grease odors were noted within 100 feet of the boiler.
	www.cpes.peachnet.edu /poultry/october2002nsl.htm (556 words)

	PLASCENCIA ET AL., October 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Two sources of yellow grease were compared: conventional yellow grease (CYG), containing 15% FFA, and griddle grease (GG), containing 42% FFA.
		We conclude that the feeding value of conventional yellow grease and griddle grease is similar and that differences in the FFA content of yellow grease will not negatively affect diet acceptability and growth performance of feedlot cattle.
		The feeding values of griddle grease and conventional yellow grease are similar.
	www.asas.org /jas/abs/1999/oct2603.htm (426 words)

	theWatt: Energy News and Discussion - Antifreeze Byproduct To Reduce Cost Of Biodiesel
		Yellow grease is non-virgin oil, I believe this means it is animal fats/oils collected from places like restaurants.
		Yellow grease is not simply used oil collected from wherever.
		It is the lowest of the low collected from the grease traps that are installed in the drains of commercial kitchens to prevent any grease from entering the waste water stream.
	www.thewatt.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=693 (873 words)

	JS Online:A new kind of grease monkey
		When the grease gets hot, he will pour it into the 55-gallon drums along his garage wall, where it will be filtered.
		Then the grease will be ready to be burned as fuel in his "grease car," a converted 1983 Mercedes-Benz 240D.
		Diesel engines are exempt from emissions tests, but some grease car owners said they ran their cars through the tests out of curiosity and found they passed by huge margins.
	www.jsonline.com /news/state/oct05/360581.asp (1426 words)

	City Pages - A Fair To Remember (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Rather, all vendors at the fair are responsible for hauling out in buckets their own "animal or vegetable by-product" and dumping it into one of 30 receptacles, ranging in capacity from 55 to 300 gallons, parked in 20 different spots around the grounds.
		Most of the fat from the fair turns into yellow grease, which Van Hoven says is "a high-energy fat that we blend with other, lower-energy fats that become an animal/vegetable blend." This blend is sold to owners of livestock, who mix it in as a small proportion, maybe 2 percent, tops, of their feed rations.
		In fact the whole process makes for a tidy circle: The remnants of food-booth animal grease are used as feed supplement for other animals doomed for the grill, the griddle, or the fryer--fat perhaps roasted or fried off their own parents.
	www.citypages.com /databank/19/925/article5840.asp?page=3 (1290 words)

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