T. Boone Pickens is all over TV. Commercial spots, interviews on all the cable channels, countless comments on the ‘Net. His ‘Pickens Plan’ is to replace natural gas as a power plant fuel with wind and solar sources. The natural gas not used could be used as a source of energy for cars that run [...]
So, you think that crude prices can drop 25% in a month and not be noticed by our friends at OPEC? The minute that we are ready to sigh a collective sigh of relief from lowering gasoline prices, OPEC is looking to shut off the tap faster than Dean Wormer put Delta House on “Double [...]
Each day, I add links for some relevant comment I encounter as I scour the Net for your review on my Blogworthy page. Today is no exception; one of my favorite subjects – Hugo Chavez – is one of my features today. Before you go to your favorite Citgo station or accept free home heating [...]
Two months ago, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad or Hugo Chavez couldn’t break wind without the price of crude going up $5 per barrel. Now, they barely get a mention on the MSM – with few exceptions. What happened? Cluephone is ringing: it’s called capitalism!
The Jets vs. The Sharks Ali vs. Frazier Coke vs. Pepsi Iraq vs. Iraq?
Right about now, somewhere in Beijing, there is a frustrated scientist – who is a closeted General Hospital watcher – who wishes he was allowed to follow in the footsteps of Mikkos Cassadine and build his own weather machine. This poor sap would be a dang hero today!
I often write about our energy independence. In order to be in more control of economy, we need to greatly reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy. Why do I say this? Let’s have a look to the South, shall we?
The folks at the Wall Street Journal are brilliant (most days) and I find myself reading the WSJ in print and online every day. When a topic hits the opinion page, it’s usually a great piece of analysis. Today was no exception.
The leading industrialized nations meet in Japan. Hoist a few glasses of Sake and announce an environmental accord to reduce greenhouse gasses. Bravo! The world has been saved from its inhabitants!! Am I referring to Kyoto? Yes. Am I referring to the current G-8 summit? Yes again.
I didn’t realize that when I wrote the original post on the Iraqi oil fields that it would become a series!
