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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

----- Original Message ----- From: Fred Enga<mailto:fenga AT astechman.com> > 
Hybrid cars shine in city stop and go, report shows

The Report is available on the website 
www.hybridexperience.ca<http://www.hybridexperience.ca/>  
http://www.hybridexperience.ca/<http://www.hybridexperience.ca/>>  .

Vancouver, November 18, 2004 ­ A new report on the performance of 100 hybrid 
electric vehicles has documented substantially lower fuel costs and 
reductions in air pollution, with some owners reporting up to 60 percent 
savings when using hybrids compared to the vehicles they replaced.

Fred ! Watch it ! next thing ya know
our Homeland Security is gonna be on
your back for spreading sedition against
oil interests !
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At  11/18/2004 09:41 AM, you wrote:
>An employee of Chris's company in Texas is almost certainly the victim of
>mad cow disease. I was not going to write about it because I don't care to
>be an alarmist.

Alarm away. I have been trying to find the article where the USDA refuses
to allow a cattle company to test all it's cattle for mad cow (so they can
export to Japan).
There is only one reason I can think of why the USDA would not allow
testing it's the economic impact if it was found to be widespread.



Rob

becidawa AT hctc.com
Now in western Washington, USA