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Wind Farms?

Posted on January 12, 2012 by admin| 9 Comments

DALLAS — Wind turbines supplying energy to homes and businesses will one day line Texas’ 376-mile coastline if the state’s Land Office Commissioner has his way.

The turbines will stand about 10 miles offshore, enough to preserve the treasured view but close enough to make coastal wind power an affordable energy alternative still missing in the United States, Commissioner Jerry Patterson (search) said.

Last month, the office announced a deal with a Louisiana contractor to build 50 turbines designed to power about 40,000 homes.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,174806,00.html

so a single turbine can power 800 homes?
that is pretty good.

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Who needs to take responsibility for this?

Posted on May 28, 2010 by admin| 16 Comments

I work at a Korean Elementary School and the school provided me with housing. I live in a “shatek”. A week ago I went on vacation in Busan and gave the school’s administation office the numbers of people I would visit there as well as the number of the hotel I would stay at in any case of emergency. Then the area I stay in had a power failure. I came back to a stinking home, because the fridge was off and I lost all my frozen veggies and meats. The TV also didn’t survive the power failure. The “shatek” is very old and needs a lot of work, but the school doesn’t want to take any responsibility for fixing it up. The only thing they did was put on new wallpaper. The water leakages and the lack of an aircon are driving me nuts! Should the administration office pay for my losses and any work done (and paid) by myself on the place?

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How come the modified vapor-only fuel system “water run vehicles” is so easy but hush, hush???

Posted on April 30, 2010 by admin| 5 Comments

I mean the water “vapor” system runs cooler, produces higher power, and mileage expected ranges from 50-300mpg of water; so why want people stand up and demand that the goverment that we vote in office investigate and act on this amazing discovery??? It’s time to stop seeing our guys die for no reason in Iraq and not benefit from at least reasonable prices at the pump. Run our vehicles on water, bring our guys home and boot the politicians out of office that keep getting richer and richer with the big oil companies!!!!
Congratulations to the Navy Brat and Electrical Engineer!! We all by now must realize that you are superior. Hooray for you, but why not use some of your genius, “dictionary” education and explain why the theory of Water Power in Vehicles is not sound that would impress me more than instructing me to the internet dictionary. I didn’t say I invented the idea or supported a 100% you moron. I just wanted different opinions, not egotsitical Ba—– comments. Maybe that’s why you walk the beach alone not by choice, but because no one will want to walk it with you. What do you do for your dates a spelling contest???

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Wind Farms?

Posted on February 21, 2010 by admin| 9 Comments

DALLAS — Wind turbines supplying energy to homes and businesses will one day line Texas’ 376-mile coastline if the state’s Land Office Commissioner has his way.

The turbines will stand about 10 miles offshore, enough to preserve the treasured view but close enough to make coastal wind power an affordable energy alternative still missing in the United States, Commissioner Jerry Patterson (search) said.

Last month, the office announced a deal with a Louisiana contractor to build 50 turbines designed to power about 40,000 homes.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,174806,00.html

so a single turbine can power 800 homes?
that is pretty good.

→ 9 Comments

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