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Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?

Maybe--But Not Sure What to Organize

Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:

I will be training in Germany for Schaeffler group's Windpower project for the Joplin Mo. manufacturing facility I am a mechanic/ millwright who will be setting up and maintaining the machines which will make the roller bearings used in the windmills. I also have a degree in environmental health that I m glad to be finally putting to use

visited 7 states (3.11%)
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What excites you about this campaign?

The opportunity to rid the country of foreign energy dependence

What do you want to do to help?

Anything

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At 5:02pm on August 22, 2008, Janice Brown said…: Thanks for the clarification, Mike. It's still pretty cool that you are actually working on solutions for the future. I will keep you up on my own quest for Wind. Take care!

At 8:02pm on August 14, 2008, Janice Brown said…: Hi Mike, thanks for adding me. Finally, you're the first person I have met who actually works with wind energy turbines. I want to build some in Oklahoma. I just don't know anything about where to start. P.S., I am a huge Country Music fan. Love your music player!

At 9:48am on August 14, 2008, James Tracy said…: Mmm DoppleBock, Applesaft. I hope you enjoy germany, I did. Welcome aboard.

At 11:27pm on August 13, 2008, Diane Stevenett said…: good music, good travels! Just watched a u-tube on magnetic battery powered car!
Loved it!
Diane

At 2:47pm on August 12, 2008, BurgessKJ said…: Wheat beer is one of my favorites too on a hot summers day too. The tall glasses and cold ale (the only beer which should be served ice cold in Europe) feel good, but don't knock you out.
Take the time to have a leasurly stroll in downtown parks, and along the riverside (there's one in every town) during a lunch break. Bring a towel & a cold one, and maybe a pair of binoculars. Birdwatching is good this time of year.
;-)
Remember that Oktoberfest actually runs from late August to September. One of the things I love best about Germany is that they work hard,and play harder. You'll gather great memories, but don't forget to take a camera, to keep the details fresh.

At 2:22pm on August 12, 2008, BurgessKJ said…: Coming from a Military family, then volunteering for a decade, and then a few years in the State Department help with those travelling miles.
Like I've always said: I like to stay busy, and I'm not afraid to go anywhere to solve a problem. :-)

At 9:33am on August 12, 2008, BurgessKJ said…: Nice music. I've been everywhere too. Have fun in Germany,and watch out for the Jaegermeister. A nice Export will sit nice with friends & coworkers after a long hard day.