Imagine a couple of these mounted on your front bumper and
roof-rack and rear cab.
http://www.todaystrucking.com/products.cfm?intDocID=19641
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Would you believe gas prices are probably going to
jump a penny or two today or tomorrow in time for
Memorial Day?
Imagine what is going to happen if a Category 5 hurricane
enters the Gulf of Mexico this summer?
Or if terrorist make a major strike on an oil facility?
Or if violence in the
You forgot to ask what would happen if Obama wins, David, which IMHO, I believe
he will.
Prices will probably go down, as they'll expect Congress and a new president,
both Democrat controlled,
to look into things.
Not that they'll do anything, but, they will look into it.
My best guess is
Another thing which ISNT being done
You can make petroleum out of COAL for about $40 a barrel.
Screw ethanol and making diesel out of soybeans!
There's a LOT of coal out there - why are we being raped at the gas pump?!?!
And while you probably cannot directly pin the world price of oil on
Just my personal opinion, but I don't think gas is going down at all...whoever
wins. The oil producing companies...both saudi and south american...are not
going to increase production. And we just keep guzzling it down. Law of supply
and demand here! I don't know what you guys are paying now,
Agreed on supply vs demand. Consumption has hardly slowed down with the
price.
A boycott on gasoline would certainly turn the price back.
But like THAT is going to happen!
-WaV
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com
wrote:
Just my personal opinion, but I don't
Blame the environmentalist for fighting the use of our vast US coal resources.
I presume that they would prefer high gasoline prices.
Fritz
From: Don Cooper [mailto:wavyca...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 11:39 AM
To: mark.al...@l-3com.com
Cc: OT Texas
A boycott of the duration to make OPEC take notice is most unlikely as it would
bring the US to a standstill.
Fritz
From: Don Cooper [mailto:wavyca...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 11:46 AM
To: Louise Power
Cc: OT Texas Cavers
Subject: Re: [ot_caving]
Imagine if your neighborhood only had one or two gas stations
and that they were closed on Sunday and they only had one
pump for 2 lanes of traffic.
That is the way I remember the early 70's gas crisis.
Back then, I could have never imagined a RaceTrack Gas Station
with 24 pumps, nor one where
If any establishment was closed for one day of the week, as many are, consumers
would allow for this and plan for it. It could cause an inconvenience on road
trips.
-Original Message-
From: David [mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 12:08 PM
To:
If I had some extra money to invest in the stock market, I would
be putting it into companies that are in the LED light business:
Nasdaq: CREE
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LED's will eventually replace all the street lighting in the world.
and security lights
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Honda confirmed today that late next year the Honda Fit will be
arriving in the showrooms with a hybrid model.
President Fukui also indicated that 2 other hybrid models would
be available - a sport performance car and along with the 2nd
generation of the hybrid Civic.
He said for certain that
Speaking of my favorite brand of foreign automobile, while I haven't checked
the fuel efficiency or if an optional engine is available, the new Honda CRV
sport utility is about the slickest looking vehicle of its kind. Believe it or
not, while possibly a bit larger, the new Saturn Vue SUV is
First think if the following items will go up in price if you do this.
Coal, a combustible organic rock composed primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and
oxygen. Coal is burned to produce energy and is used to manufacture steel. It
is also an important source of chemicals used to make medicine,
Don could you contact me off list?
Thanks,
Wes~
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In an e-mail to Jim Conrad the other day, I was telling him about an
organization I have just discovered that is providing LED light to rural areas
in third world nations through small solar collectors for just a small amount
of investment on their part. I saw something about it on Good
Fifty dollars is indeed a lot of money to some of our neighbors south of the
border but pales in comparison to the thousands that many pay to reach the land
of opportunity.
Fritz
From: Louise Power [mailto:power_lou...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Light up Mexico.
GREAT.
'Adequate lighting' is a term that's about as subjective as you can get...
Now the brilliant star sprayed skies of Mexico can be just as shitty with
sky glow as they are here...
I don't have anything against necessity - but when do they decide everything
just has to be
Who is /_THEY_/?
Bill
Quoting Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com:
Light up Mexico.
GREAT.
'Adequate lighting' is a term that's about as subjective as you can get...
Now the brilliant star sprayed skies of Mexico can be just as shitty with
sky glow as they are here...
I don't have anything
Wavy,
Did you even bother to look at the site? This has nothing to do with urban
commercial lighting. It has to do with people having safe, inexpensive,
longlasting lighting in their homes. Not smoky, dangerous, polluting kerosene
lamps, as is often the case.
Maybe I wasn't clear in my
I'm selling my 4WD truck.
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mpg depending your right foot and road conditions) and is a great
Please shoot me an email Kara.
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The campaign to the White house WASTE millions of dollars if you add
up all the candidates and put them together.
Yet in 1 short span of a few hours 98 million American's selected
the best of 2 American Idols and in doing so, generated millions
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Let's fix
A few hours ago, I posted another prediction about gas prices.
Man, was I wrong.
My neighborhood pump jumped up 11 cents since I sent that
e-mail.
What is up with that?
I wish I had bought a re-cumbent bicycle back when they were
still affordable.
Have you seen the recent prices of bicycles?
Oil closes over 133 dollars.
That is frickin crazy.
I remember the first time I saw the gas station sign of gas over $ 2 a gallon.
I took a photograph of that thinking it was an important event in my life.
What was that, about 2 years ago??
Imagine if all the farmers in the world got
Did everyone see this article? How embarrassing. This guy is the
vice-president of the Sydney Speleological Society.
Seeing this article reminded me of the advertisement in the June Outside
Magazine with Aron Ralston quoted at saying, I still climb solo, only now I
carry a PLB backup by my
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