hey clayton you moving to texas
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Another money grab that will in fact fail. No doubt about it.
This is what I took out of the article.
The project has drawn the support of General Motors and a wide range of utilities and high-tech firms, such as computer maker Dell and chip-making giant Intel. The U.S. Department of Energy has so far kicked in $10.4 million, private partners another $14 million. But the critical piece of the puzzle has been getting local residents to sign up.
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A great real-time way to gather data.Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostAnother money grab that will in fact fail. No doubt about it.
This is what I took out of the article.
The project has drawn the support of General Motors and a wide range of utilities and high-tech firms, such as computer maker Dell and chip-making giant Intel. The U.S. Department of Energy has so far kicked in $10.4 million, private partners another $14 million. But the critical piece of the puzzle has been getting local residents to sign up.Curious that we spend more time congratulating people who have succeeded than encouraging people who have not.
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Litey, if I ever move to Texas, it won't have anything to do with some hairbrained study involving a failed battery buggy!
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