A paragraph from the Kiplinger Letter, Aug. 29, 2008: "U.S. businesses are losing the race to make rechargeable auto batteries, the kind that will be in great demand when plug-in hybrid cars take off. Chinese and Japanese firms are rapidly locking up the market for rechargeables, which will let most Americans commute to work without using an ounce of gasoline. The upshot: A switch from depending on foreign oil to depending on foreign batteries."
Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
