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Shikha · Guest

You miss the point. 10 years ago WE HAD a working usable electric car that today the average person COULD USE AND COULD AFFORD.GM worked in concert with the US Government and Texaco/Chevron to KILL the project and make it as difficult as possible for anyone else to pick up the ball and run with it.They could build an under $15,000 100+ mile range mid size sedan with a single centrally mounted direct drive electric motor with aluminum frame plastic body with a life span on the battery in excess of 20 years.They could have had these things flowing off the lines right now. Instead GM lobbied CARB to "gut" the ZEV requirements. They they worked with the government to get the "hummer" tax credit through ($100,000 tax credit for 6,000lb vehicles $2500 credit for an electric car) They took back the leased EV1's and CRUSHED them (literally) and then sold the ovonics NIMH patent to texaco/chevronThis is real. this is reality. NOT fiction. A pony is a fairy tale an electric car is a reality TAKEN FROM US.so now other companies have to use OTHER battery chemistries since NIMH is "off the table" until that patent expires (its a controlling patent it controls enough critical points that you can't make a similar battery without violating the patent)This is not ponies this is just hard greed.Toyota converted a RAV4 to electric using the same E95 battery. THEY DID sell some of them so some consumers to this day are still driving them. They are getting 80-110 miles on a charge! Some of these consumer owned RAV4EV's have over 150,000 miles on them with ZERO degradation in the battery back so far after 10 years ! (they are rated to 250,000 miles to 80% depth of charge)DO YOU KNOW WHY the tesla roadster costs $100,000 ? its easy. they are legally not allowed to use the NIMH pack ovonics made so they had to use Lithium cells. not only that they had to use consumer off the shelf lithium cells nearly 7,000 of the freaking things.and you wonder why it costs $100,000 grand for the damned car.Our country needs them NOW not 30 or 40 years from now. WE HAD THEM 10 years ago and they intentionally killed them with prejudice.Then we get the scam that is the volt? 40mile range? do you know what the average range is for a home made lead acid battery electric car conversion? 40 miles.DO YOU REALLY think this is a coincidence? these cars are scams designed to say SEE we are trying until they can get Hydrogen working.Hydrogen is the ultimate end result of this scam. 35mpg equivalent $7 to $8 a gallon equivalent and guess what the easiest source of HYDROGEN is ?Peutroleum. Cute ehh ? OH and you still stuck with a maintenance prone vehicle and still slaved to a "pump" to buy your fuelKnow what "fuel" would cost the average american with an electric car? $110 to $150.PER YEAR on their electric bill.Virtually maintenance free. Virtually ever lasting (at least compared to today's cars) with pretty much nothing to break and CHEAPER to build.Seeing as how 54% of GM's profit 10 years ago came AFTER they sold you the car (finances charges warranties parts labor) and seeing as how electric cars would virtually WIPE OUT those sources of profit.Yeah thats why GM killed themSeeing as how our MONEY and economy centers around OIL yeah thats why the Government helped them kill themDo I even need to tell you why Texaco/Chevron will roll over dead before letting anyone license that battery patent?This is not ponies. This is just pure sick greed.
Man, just think for a second. These people are in the UFC to make money and become champions. Ducking fights? Bad blood? The UFC is not a playground where you need beef to fight and somebody who ducks fights would never make it to the UFC, let alone win a title.

Ariel-acari · Guest

“Just once I'd like to see one of these where the guy gets away. It does happen. A co-worker once brought in a police scanner and we were listening to a chase and they had a helicopter and everything. Somehow they lost the guy. There was no mention of it at all on the evening news.

Sadie · Guest

Many, many, many cheezburgers..
While I don't support Chuck's desecration of the flag, he has every right to do it, and if he dares question someone else when they decide to desecrate their US flags for protest purposes, he's gonna have to eat crow.!

Sojib · Guest

There was a "Pho Bich Nga" in Vancouver that I passed every day.?
Promoters and inhibitors are sections of DNA? What would an inhibitor inhibit exactly if it's already not on DNA that actually codes for protein?

Ponraj · Guest

The yeast is already in the milled flour.

Khalil · Guest

@KJSatzSo that entire paragraph was saying that yes, on-ton-dra is exactly how you say it.

Musa · Guest

Actually "over hyping" aside, this virus really is very dangerous for many people.Yes, it is true that for 99 percent of the people that come down with H1N1, it will simply be very much like a "normal" bad-flu. But it's what it does to the other 1 percent that makes this virus different from most other flu viruses. 1 percent of the people who are hit with this virus become "deathly" ill, very rapidly, and require immediate rushed admission into the ICU. If this was 1917 again, a good portion of that 1 percent would die. So far the ICU units are handling it... but imagine if 1 percent of the entire world-population becomes "deathly" ill simultaneously? Also note that the H1N1 virus infiltrates much deeper into the respiratory system then most other flu viruses. (That means it's hijacking cells deep within the lungs, and using them to make copies of itself.) Because it infiltrates deeper, the immune system response has to move in deeper, triggering more profound congestion and mucus deeper within the lungs -- not a good thing. So yes... 99 percent of us will laugh at this virus and say, "That's it?" and blow our nose, and move on... but for 1 percent of the people that get, this is going to be unlike any other flu experience they have ever had.

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