T-Boone Pickens Wind Farms of the futrue

The CASE for WIND

Wind farms would be built in a wide corridor in the middle of the country,
from Texas to the Dakotas, where the ‘wind resources’ could make the
US the “Saudi Arabia of wind power,” Pickens says.

T-Boone also wants to increase the use of Natural Gas to replace the high price of fuel being used and imported today.

“I think Pickens plan is brilliant, it is something we can do and we should do,” argues Rich Kolodziej, president of NGVAmerica, a national organization that promotes the use of hydrogen and natural gas vehicles.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/25588631

We have more than ONE option to get off the imports of Energy and EXPORTING the

Dollars to pay for them! Let get more people like T-Boone Pickens to speak up with

their Dreams and get back to being Totally Independant people and with Big DREAMS.

Hank Dunckel Google me Soon

Ethos Fr 7% to 19% Fuel Savings 30% - 50% Emissions Savings

Fuel Economy: The Best Speed for Optimal MPGs

MyFox Twin Cities
by: Jeff Baillon

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=6923052&version=3&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1

After several tests, the FOX 9 Investigators found the ideal cruising speed to get nearly 30 miles per gallon in an SUV with a government estimated 18 miles per gallon highway fuel economy.

. But the FOX 9 Investigators found you can cut nearly 40 percent of the cost by finding the right speed and setting the cruise control.

SPEED UP, BURN UP
65 MPH = 20.4 MPG

70 MPH = 18.9 MPG

75 MPH = 17.3 MPG

26 PERCENT DROP

SO, 55 IS THE BEST SPEED? NOPE
So, the moral of the story is drive 55 to get the best fuel economy, right?

Well, not really.

The 2005 Ford Explorer peaked at about 28 miles per gallon at 45 miles per hour

-- 10 more miles than a speed of 75 mph.

( Slow Down and SAVE LoL )

New Your CABBIES Demand $1 Fuel SerCharge

http://wcbstv.com/local/taxi.fuel.surcharge.2.765628.html
by Marci Kramer (CBS) July 7, 2008


The price for fuel at the pump for these cabbies has gone from $ 1.80 a gallon to $ 4.38 Today & causing them to loose $1,000 a month.

"Cab drivers today can't pay their bills. I have members in my family who are paying rent and driving cabs and have to owe rent," said cabbie Beresford Simmons

The Mayor of New York isn't interested Helping these poor Cabbies and maybe the reason
is the majority of drivers are immigrants?"

Maybe some day soon they will be using Ethos Fr and Saving at the Pump and lower
emissions at the same time.