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by Kimmunicate  Jun 22, 2010

Thanks! It sure beats running on the wheel all day =)

by LoneGuy  May 30, 2010

It is nice to see another sane individual stepping up in our country, I thought he did a good job taking apart Pres Wilson and Roosevelt as well. It is sad to see heroic people scrubbed from our history texts.

by ILANGE9  May 08, 2010

I agree with your post on drilling, we need to learn from the tragedy and move forward.

by Focus2  Apr 23, 2010

Thanks! I might add that I read this from New York Times (Wheels) comparing electric vehicles, ethanol and hydrogen.... But the energy source that seemed to get the most compliments, and the fewest dings, was natural gas. “It’s scandalous that so much natural gas is wasted,” said Frank Wolak, an economics professor at Stanford University. “Refineries around the world burn off as waste enough natural gas per year to power the entire state of California.” In Utah, where compressed natural gas is readily available and has soared in popularity as an automotive fuel, vehicles are quickly, easily and cheaply converted to use it. “But you really need to do some more things to the engine — forged rods, steel crankshafts and so forth -– to ensure durability,” Mr. Reinert said. “We’ve got a lot of Tundra pickups sitting down in Texas that I know I could move like that, if I could convert them to use C.N.G. Don’t you think you would want to convert over, to a fuel that costs 60 cents a gallon?

by danreino  Oct 14, 2009

Thanks about the Twins fandangle. I'd now like to see the Phillies repeat, so don't hate me eh, as they are a main rival to the Pirates. Angels would be OK too. Take Care & Be Well

by Yarisman  Oct 09, 2009

I drive a 4 dr Yaris sedan, My overall driving mpg for the year so far is 34+. On the highway I've gotten 44+ mpg

by peggyttc  Oct 09, 2009

Thank you for the note. Have a great day!

by teafortwo  Sep 11, 2009

Thank you for your kind remarks in the "camelina biofuel" story. The original article did not explain much so it seemed a bit of supplementation was in order. Nice to have my effort appreciated.
May our paths cross again ;0)

by Garbo  Sep 03, 2009

One sure would think so after telling them not to call back anymore. <grin>

by amisero  Aug 25, 2009

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