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Comment by Patrick Llewellyn on November 27, 2009 at 11:32am

Keep an eye on Dubia. Its gonna be interesting.

Comment by Gary Fosburg on September 24, 2009 at 1:32pm

If the Pickens plan (which I support) supported a National Energy Lottery (see blog below) proposal and the 4 million followers donated 5 bucks a week for this Energy Raffle, there would be 800 winners a week or 41,600 winners a year of a $25,000 voucher good only for Renewable products, ie; solar, wind, hybrid, energy green appliances, etc...and be fully transferrable as well. Take advantage of the Fed's energy credit and it would buy around $32,000 worth of Green product/s.

If the Pickens Plan ran this program and retained 10% for operations, not only would it generate further income for the cause but the donators would have some fun with the potential of winning this voucher and 25,000 to 1 odds. Better than a money lottery that doesn't promote going green.

At $20,000,000 a week @ 10%, that's $2,000,000 for the Pickens Plan for operations. Would certainly be enough for expanding the mission. That's over a Billion for the year! Maybe take that money and invest in a windmill anufacturing company that is owned by the workers. Spread the prosperity and have it Made in USA by the owners/workers. see entire plan at: http://nationalenergylottery.blogspot.com/
Also an inventor who has developed a prototye called Road Power. Will convert downhill vehicle traffic 24/7/365 to electricity alongside the highways of America. No Sun, Wind, Water, Land required. One unit will power approximately 3 homes per year. Looking for Angel Investors to take to next level. Would be a great asset to the Pickens Plan to get us off foreign oil even faster. Thank you, Gary

Comment by Patrick Llewellyn on September 4, 2009 at 7:51am

Van Jones has been assigned the great responsibility of creating green jobs which is an objective of all of the hard work in which we've all put forward much effort. He has been more focused on spreading a partisan political agenda which is filled with racist radical propaganda. He needs to go.

Comment by Renee Meyocks on March 8, 2009 at 9:38am

So glad to have found this organization. Thank you, Patrick.
Renee

Comment by Robert (Mark) Lewsader on February 2, 2009 at 7:13pm

I installed solar (not solar voltaic) panels to heat the water for my pool. I can tell you this, don't install them on a flat or almost flat roof. The water will not drain in the winter and they WILL freeze and crack. I have lost three out of the eight that I installed. They were about $800.00 each installed. Manufacturer would not send me new ones except through a local dealer (of which they had none!).

Comment by Joseph Ruggeroli on December 30, 2008 at 10:37am

I am a local Realtor James,
If I can be of help with the plasmafication project please do not hesitate to contact me!
Joseph

Comment by Michael on December 6, 2008 at 12:13am

Hello Patrick
Thanks for your good work.
I would like to invite the members of your group to join the group Wanted Patents, New products and stay informed in all the new developments in Green Energy.
Hope to see you all there. Let's all continue to work together on PickensPlan.
Michael
coordinator@wantedpatents.com
http://push.pickensplan.com/group/wantedpatentsprototypesnewproductsinventions/a>

Comment by Jessee McBroom on November 23, 2008 at 2:49pm

Hello one and all. I just want to introduce myself to the group as I have just joined. My name is Jessee McBroom. I have been active in the fields of Alternative Energy Sustainable Energy and Renewable Energy for some time. I invite you all to visit my page and read my profile as well as my blog. I look forward to working with all of you. Sincerely: Jessee McBroom

Comment by Melody Polson on October 19, 2008 at 8:08am

Many of the casinos are supplementing their power usage with solar panels... However, the consumption by a casino is huge... so, really, they are not making a dent in their overall impact.

There was an apartment complex that did install solar water heaters. Over time, they did not keep the solar panels in good repair. The cost of maintenance 20 years ago was not included in the cost, I guess.

For the average home owner or renter, the installation is beyond their pocketbooks. That makes us dependent on our providers. Nev. Power. has installed a couple of solar plants...
Hooray. Not enough for my taste, and rather than use coal (I don't really buy into the concept of 'clean coal'-- I'd prefer the use of sun and wind-- we have some wind every day, and the installation costs are made up quickly. The maintenance of power lines remains... so power is not automatically free, nor is the cost significantly reduced. Still, I'd like my grandbabies to have clean air to breathe, and clean water to drink.

We must continue to mine for the minerals that facilitate transmission, we will still be using petroleum for manufacture of plastics and insulators. However, the recycling of materials is still more friendly than new, every time.
It has to be a coordinated, concerted effort to change the way we think.

Comment by Melody Polson on October 19, 2008 at 7:44am

Hello Crew!!
I'm in. Trying to catch up.

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