Government and the Pickens Plan

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Comment by Dani Lanz on October 12, 2008 at 1:48pm

All members of Pickens Plan will be receiving a special invite for the 3rd and last Presidential debate. The campaign is inviting you to throw a Pickens Plan party and watch the debates with your family & friends. LINK to my blog for more details!

Comment by Dani Lanz on October 9, 2008 at 4:28pm

SO CLOSE!
Posted by Dani Lanz on October 9, 2008 at 2:00pm
We are almost there! We are within 3443 people of our goal of 1,000,000 in the Army.

Currently our Army numbers 996,557 members strong! Everyone single one of you needs to recruit just one more person to the Pickens Plan--just one. Do it today. Do it now! Each and every one of you has made this incredible feat possible. You have voiced your outrage about US dependence on foreign oil and created an Army for Boone to take to Washington. YOU SHOULD BE PROUD!

Thank you for the time and effort each and every one of you has contributed to makes this possible!

Comment by Dani Lanz on October 4, 2008 at 9:46am

The Pickens Plan campaign will be hosting an “e-Rally” after the debate on Tuesday, October 7th. Instead of a "chat", this time we’re going to have a live video feed of Boone, and chat rooms where participants can talk amongst themselves. There will also be an option to submit questions/comments for Boone to answer. The campaign will be giving a list of all the questions/comments to each of the Presidential candidates after the e-Rally.
The event page is here
I encourage you to RSVP early and submit questions/comments in advance on the events page.
We want a large turn out and the servers will be ready, so tell your friends/family/neighbors/co-workers to sign-in and sign-on!

Comment by Richard Barnard on September 11, 2008 at 6:51am

Austin - I live in Bailey CO and CA. Between you and Tai in Utah we will have CNG in the West. Keep up the good work.

I invented the HEV beginning 1979. Patent issued 1986
Patent 4,597,463 shows energy transfer. My file number 06/546,170 shows the drive. The ELECTROCOMBUSTIBLE DRIVE ENGINE file number 06/546,170 is shown in the embodiment of Patent 4,597,463

I would like people to energetically, aggressively, nicely push the American Automobile manufacturers to build the HEV (hybrid electric vehicle). This vehicle will reduce consumption of any alternative energy and reduce carbon.

The HEV (hybrid electric vehicle) can use many alternative energies. It is the most flexible automobile available. It’s not being built to use the following with the exception of gasoline/diesel but it can be.

HEV – flex fuel,
HEV – hydrogen (water)
HEV – dirty hydrogen (NG)
HEV – NG
HEV – LNG
HEV – LPG
HEV - CNG
HEV - H2
HEV – E85
HEV – gasoline – not an alternative energy; however it is available. HEV = less consumption
HEV – diesel – not an alternative energy; however it is available. HEV = less consumption
HEV – solar? Future
HEV – plasma? Future
HEV – etc, etc, etc, etc, etc

The HEV – (plug in) can be used with any of the above. If the fuel is combustible it can be used. What the HEV allows is less consumption of any fuel used. None of the alternative energy fuels above are available in quantity. Demand is the problem if we want to wean ourselves off Middle Eastern oil.

The HEV is an EV a hybrid EV. Many people don’t think of it as being an electric vehicle.

The hybrid can be built to be as fast and sturdy as any sports car, SUV or Truck manufactured today. Eaton is currently building a truck for Fed X and others.

Comment by C. Nicol on September 2, 2008 at 11:55pm

I just got this info from Salt Lake Community College about a new course they will be offering for FREE!::

Preview: Alternative Fuel Vehicles Workshop
Mon, 9/22
FREE!
Mike Millet
Miller Campus, MFEC Auditorium
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Total Hours: 2
Course Description:
Do you have questions about alternative fuel vehicle? This FREE workshop preview is to help people become more informed about the possible options when shopping for an alternate fuel car. A variety of vehicles will be on display including a compressed natural gas conversion, a hybrid, hydrogen, and a duel fuel vehicle. Mike Millet, a SLCC faculty member will answer questions that many people have during his presentation, including commonly asked questions such as: What kind of alternative fuel vehicle should I drive? Where can I buy one? How much does one cost? How are they maintained? Are they safe? How long do they last? Are they environmentally friendly?

Please note: This workshop normally has a fee but is being offered free to the public and SLCC staff, faculty and students as a part of SLCC?s 60th Anniversary Celebration Car Show at the Miller campus. Here's your chance to preview this workshop for free and learn about the most current technology in alternative fuel automobiles!

Comment by Jelena on September 1, 2008 at 2:19pm

Austin

Again, having young leaders like you gives me renewed faith in our future. Good job taking the lead on this!