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Category Archives: Politics
Biofuels, Happiness, Newt Gingrich, Carbon Dioxide and Renewable Energy
US Dept of Energy and Brazil to Commercialize Biofuels NREL, a DOE Federally Funded Research and Development Center, is managed and operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy and Petrobras is the largest energy company in Latin America.The partnership between … Continue reading
Please Exit The News Now
I have been getting more and more agitated lately about two news pieces that keep popping up. I know how globally popular my blog is and how much pull it has with the media, so I have decided to make … Continue reading
Weather, Greenpeace, Evolution, Solar Thermal and Obama
5 Weather Events Worth Chatting About Usually, the weather is a subject for polite, uneventful conversation with people you don’t know very well. But sometimes the weather is weird, or even downright scary. Here are a few examples of weather … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment, Politics, Technology
Tagged car, debate, dumai indonesia, electric, emissions, energy, Environment, environmental executive orders, evolution, evolutionary changes, fossil fuel, fossil fuel plants, fuel, fuel costs, gas, green, greenpeace, greenpeace activists, natural gas, natural gas plants, nevada, obama, oil, oil palm cultivation, oil shipments, palm oil tanker, plant emissions, plants, power, power plants, president, princeton scientists, progressive reform, solar, solar thermal energy, Weather, weather events
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The Big Vote – 2008
Well, the day has finally arrived. I would say that I rolled into bed last night around 11PM. I found myself still staring at the ceiling at 3AM. I was having the most random thoughts about today. I finally fell … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Connecticut, election day 2008, New York, parking lot, police lights, polling locations, Radio, republican, the police, traffic, voting
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About This Whole 2008 Election…
I think I am visibly nervous. I wonder if people can tell. I woke up this morning thinking of politics. If you haven’t heard, I really like the whole topic. I like talking about it, but hate talking about it … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Ramblings
Tagged 2008, headlines, iraq, john mccain, mccain, obama, politicians, Politics, polls, president, talking politics
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Air America Vs. Rush Limbaugh
Back when we used to live up in Naples, NY, I loved listening to Rush Limbaugh. I have to admit, I am not a conservative, but the man was entertaining. This is back in the day when he used to … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged air america, air america radio, air waves, bill clinton, clinton scandal, congress, democrat, Naples, naples ny, newt gingrich, president, rachel maddow, Radio, ron reagan, rush limbaugh, scandal
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