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I just added our "3-Rivers Synergy Centre" over on the Marketplace page.

Now we are actively searching for funds to build the business and have a
storefront to offer alternative energy resources and related science
projects dealing with biofuels, solar power systems, wind turbine
technologies, etc.

I just finished reading Jay Marhoefer`s book, "Re-Energizing America" and
his push for another Declaration of Independence related to self-
sufficiency and being weaned off the petroleum tit.

I`ll have a review of that book in the magazine I have been publishing for
over 5 years known as "macCompanion" magazine.

Next, we need to generate sales, so investors can pump money into our
project.

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Here`s the link to the Web site.

:-) I just heard an extended interview with Jay Marhoefer, I think it was. He sounds like a rational person, not an environmental wack-job. I also think that`s the main reason so many people get adversarial about "going green."

It`s not like people wake up in the morning, wondering about the best and fastest way to destroy the environment! But they don`t want it shoved down their throat that unless they return to the Stone Age, they`re evil persons, bent on killing us all.

I remember when it was routine to just toss garbage out the car window. Then a whole bunch of us youngsters started going around picking up litter when people tossed it aside. There wasn`t any preaching, screeching, shouting, and gnashing of teeth. Just a routine act of picking up someone`s trash and throwing it away.

It only took a couple of years before people who used to throw their garbage around started paying some attention, trying to do the right thing. Nobody had to pass a law, force them, or spray-paint them with Day-Glo red paint!

So too, I think if people simply go about their business, and mention in passing that their electric bills was $1.47 this month, a whole lot of other people will start asking them how they did that!

Now the "Green" Industry is already way over $2 billion a year.