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Wind power supplies about 2% of the energy in the US and in 2009 that was expected to rise to 20% by 2030. The construction of wind farms is buoyed by the 30% tax credit for investment in them but the price for electricity generated by wind energy has fallen recently in to rates below those for electricity generated by natural gas in some areas. Continue reading
Years ago near to where I live there my family and I frequented a Chinese restaurant whose food was excellent. With amusement we noted that many of the meals were described as
“Our chef’s most favored dish.”
So when I read an article about the climate and it contains the phrase Continue reading
And you’ll never guess who got one.
The Obama adminstration has issued over 700 waivers granting employers exemptions from participating in Obamacare. Among them is the SEIU, which lobbied hard to have Obamacare implemented so health care costs would be lowered. Now SEIU is exempt because complying with the new cost-lowering law would be too expensive. The SEIU contributed $28 million to the Obama campaign but has no money for Obamacare compliance. Continue reading
The plot of the movie Logan’s Run has been summarized by one writer in this manner: In the 23rd century, the survivors of a holocaust now lives within a domed city that is sealed off from the outside world. In … Continue reading
The heaviest snowfall in six decades has largely paralyzed New York and the surrounding states. Hundreds of airline passengers were stranded for up to 10 hours on the tarmac at overworked Kennedy Airport City response to storm is slow Anarchy … Continue reading
Because that will be the end result if you see where this line of thinking is going…Didn’t stupid “intellectuals” already try this once already when they tried communism? And in the end everyone was poor.
The nanny state of the Democrats becoming stronger everyday: The conceit in the 1960s show “The Outer Limits” was that outside forces had taken control of your television set. Next year in California, state regulators are likely to have the … Continue reading