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Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?

Yes

Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:

There should be more emphasis on passive solar. I have been reading and playing ball by the light of the sun since my childhood in Amarillo.
I am a little younger than Boone but first met him playing basketball in Amarillo around 1945. Amarillo was windy. The AHS students were nicknamed Sandies, presumedly because of the sandstorms.

What excites you about this campaign?

Conservation offers a chance to delay a possible Malthusian dieoff. Windpower might help but subsidies make it difficult to evaluate EROI. I appreciate this opportunity to continue a hobby dating from the late 50's. I discussed Hubbert with Boone when he spoke at Cal Tech in 1985. I had the late Buz Ivanhoe put him on the free print mailing list for the Hubbert Center Newsletter when it started in 1996.

What do you want to do to help?

Discuss pickensplan on oily sites such as the oil drum, yuku downstream ventures, the Jay Hanson inspired sites at Yahoo groups and at the junk science site http://www.debunkers.org
The Hubbert Center Newsletter, funded by the late L. F. Buz Ivanhoe, was originally sent by mail. It was first copied for the internet by Jay Hanson and eventually evolved to http://hubbert.mines.edu. It is now archived at http://web.archive.org/web/20071030212804/http://hubbert.mines.edu/

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At 1:32am on October 1, 2009, Jeffrey Michael Paganini said…: Dear Bobby, did not mean to fly off the handle, the Sierra Club now endorses us trying to bring in my oither grouop to support us too, it just take a few to think of offing our wild life and polluting and such they will pull there troops out.I have worked hard on this transition. I know you are a up standing fellow Im 65 years old and a savivor of the 60's movement nothing new to me seen it all, 4 wifes 5 grand children and with all the aches and pains at time I may be short fused but excuse me if I sounded off guard just my nature to protect my people. Jeffrey

At 9:18pm on September 30, 2009, Jeffrey Michael Paganini said…: Here is the fellow that should be posted on you post office wall as wanted, Dear Jeffrey,
Maximus the grizzly bear was "a big, beautiful, wild bear," according
to grizzly specialist Mike Madel. "He kept to himself, stayed
out of trouble."

But he was gunned down in the prime of his life. Left to rot in a
Montana hayfield, his badly decomposed body was discovered a month
after being ruthlessly shot.

His killer is still at large.

With your compassionate donation of $15,

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$100

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or another amount, you can help bring lawless wildlife killers to
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We've quickly moved to offer a reward to bring Maximus's
killer to justice. But sadly, this bear's story is not unique.

Poachers have recently ended the lives of some of our most endangered
animals including Florida panthers, southwest gray wolves and
California condors. In Idaho, a female wolf pup was illegally gunned
down from a roadway. And a thriving black market in bear gallbladders
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Help us post rewards for poachers and alert the public as we aid law
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Sincerely,

Rodger Schlickeisen
President
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P.S. From Maximus the grizzly to a recent female wolf pup that was
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At 8:40am on September 6, 2009, Steven E. Sexton said…: Hello there, my name is Steve Sexton. I posted an article about energy independence for American industry at www.vocgen.wordpress.com.”
I want to share the article with Americans concerned about our energy situation.
I hope you enjoy the article and find it encouraging.
All the best,
Steve Sexton

At 6:32pm on August 19, 2009, helen said…: Greeting
My name is helen,
i saw your profile today at (push.pickensplan.com)and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you the more,and i want you to send an email to my email address so i can give you my picture for you to know whom i am.Here is my email address (khalifa.helen@yahoo.com) i believe we can move from here!I am waiting for your mail to my email address above.
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At 8:58am on August 19, 2008, Karen Thompson said…: Hi, No, I do not know him, but would like to meet him and other designers. Nuclear power here? I hope it doesn't come to the Big Island. We have enough things that "blow up" regularly.

At 7:27am on August 7, 2008, Colorado Bob said…: BW -
As I keep telling people we aren't running out of oil, we've run out of Easy Oil
That's what people are having a hard time with .... take the folks who want all that kerogen buried in the piceance basin shale .
They seem to miss the fact that kerogen doesn't move through shale, unless you heat the rock to 650 degrees.

At 12:06pm on August 2, 2008, Skip Pickering said…: Now that I've checked Google, I've read another article written by the Professor...one written in 2003 predicted the rise in oil and natural gas prices...at the time he wrote it, oil stood at $40 a barrel..seems like so long ago!

At 11:41am on August 2, 2008, Skip Pickering said…: Bobby,

I didn't read the Lawrence J/W this morning so missed the article...but I just now checked it out. There have been naysayers during this entire endevour. There are two more learned people at KU that obviously disagree with Mesler...one of them being Prof Dean...electrical engineering I think is his field...his wife Sarah sits on the Kansas Energy Council, or did last time I spoke with her at the Renewable Energy conference some 2 years ago.
I notice that Mesler's field includes petroleum engineering...I find that interesting as my brother's degrees are in chemical engineering. He now sits on several boards for Smith/Barney, NY...he tells me that wind energy is a hot button item with the finance houses. Those guys make money for a living.

At 9:00am on July 30, 2008, Luane Todd said…: Well, you were getting out when I was just starting my 'school days'. 48 was my first year.

Good old Lubbock sandstorms...had my first fender bender at 4pm, 2 blocks from home, all the street lights on and I couldn't see the end of the hood in one of Lubbock's signature sandstorms. Definitely don't miss that.

Back at you later.
Lu

At 7:55am on July 30, 2008, Skip Pickering said…: Bobby,
So far nothing of any substance has happened since Geary County passed favorable zoning for WECS. There's lots of interest though. Several met towers for testing were erected directly south of Junction City by Orion from California which was bought by BP...another company by the name of Zhilka (sp?) erected several and has since sold to Goldman Sachs and sold again to a Spanish company Iberdola, a company from Colorado has continued to work their towers south of I-70...they have been bought and sold several times...and Geary County is surrounded by counties all favorable to turbines, so time will tell. Have you any family still living south of Junction?