Open the Presidential Debates... or we will!

Please join us for a third party candidate debate and money bomb! Details on website.

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Oil2Wind on BTR; Vince Beazel with Alison of Harris Media

Alison Harris founded Harris Media Services in 2000 after 20 years of experience in the publishing industry. Her background includes extensive experience with trade journals and newspapers, trade show and conference development, and public speaking.A strong believer in the power of technology to change our lives for the better.

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EnergyTalk LIVE RADio - Alternative Energy dot Com

http://AlternativeEnergy.com/videosOur radio shows are on iTunes as well: http://tinyurl.com/EnergyiTunesYou can listen to the archive here: http://tinyurl.com/katesobamamccain082908We would like to open this show up to a much wider audience. We would like you to promote the show on your web site and in your emails.

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NM Gov. Bill Richardson: Pledge to End our Oil Dependence

Clinton's former energy secretary, Bill Richardson, has signed a pledge to break our addiction to foreign oil. He's joined with T. Boone Pickens to replace our oil imports with wind power, solar power, and domestic natural gas. Currently, Bill Richardson serves as Governor of New Mexico.

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Wal-Mart Looking to Convert Trucking Fleet to Natural Gas

Wal-Mart is getting smarter about its energy use. From Reuters: "Texas oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens said on Wednesday he has convinced the head of Wal-Mart Stores Inc to study the possibility of switching the fuel used for the retailer's huge fleet of delivery trucks to compressed natural gas, from diesel."

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The Greenest Routers of 2008

Routers are typically turned on 24 hours a day. Now D-Link and Linksys are getting serious about making their routers greener.

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Jukebox John keeps changing his tune

McCain has been in Congress for more than a quarter-century; he’s bound to shift now and then on various controversies. But therein lies the point — McCain was consistent on most of these issues, right up until he started running for president, at which point he conveniently abandoned literally dozens of positions he used to hold.

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