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T. Boone Pickens on Capitol Hill

Pickens has used television advertisements to call attention to his plan that would build giant wind farms in areas throughout the Midwest. That he said would not only take advantage of a renewable resource, but it these wind farms could be constructed relatively quickly.

"If the government wanted to build a grid, I mean, do it. But if they don't want to do it, I think the money is there to do it private, and so it's kind of like either do it or get out of the way, but give us the corridors to put it in and it'll be done. You could do this on a very, very fast track if you wanted it to be on," Pickens said

Pickens' testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee comes in the wake of sky-high oil prices that have many calling for the country to cut its dependence on foreign oil. more

Robert Raine: Fat of the land could be biofuel

The University of Auckland has also developed new biodiesel manufacturing technology and patented it, which reduces the reaction time to produce biodiesel from many minutes to only a few seconds. This has the potential to make the production process even more economical.

In order to expand the production of biodiesel further, we need to look for other feedstock in the future. One alternative is to plant fast-growing trees for the production of non-edible oil for use as feedstock. In the long term, we could also harness oil produced by algae for the production of biodiesel.

All of these options present an exciting future for New Zealand to be a world leader in producing its own sustainable, environmentally-friendly biodiesel.

* Associate Professor Robert Raine is a member of the engineering faculty at the University of Auckland. more

Port Carling visitors discover 'the wall'

"Visitors will be walking down the street and see the Sagamo," says retired entrepreneur Don Oliver, a local boy who grew up to establish the national Collacutt Luggage chain.

"They're going shopping," he says. "They're not paying much attention. Then they go: `Hey – that's made up of a whole bunch of little pictures.'"

The wall ranks as one of Canada's most surprising roadside attractions, overlooking a spot once known as "the hub," the busiest set of docks in the Muskoka Lakes.

Dignitaries unveiled the mosaic three years ago with great local fanfare but outsiders are discovering it only slowly by word-of-mouth.

The photographs document a 100-year sweep of Port Carling history, from 1860 to 1960. Early pictures of log cabins and bearded homesteaders begin at one corner, at the main street, and progress over time right to left. more

SC gov't, business leaders unveil economic plan

Politics aside, Mahoney said the Commerce Department's mission primarily is to bring manufacturing jobs to the state, while the council, which will include Commerce, will promote a "knowledge-based" economy through research, much as North Carolina did after creating The Research Triangle Park in 1959.

South Carolina may be decades behind that effort, but through coordination, "we'll catch up," perhaps within a decade, Mahoney said.

An affiliate of his Research Authority has helped launch 98 companies from research projects since April 2006, 16 of which have secured $50 million in venture capital. Though the companies' job tally is small, at 350, workers' average salary is $77,000. Those companies will hopefully grow and continually spawn more companies, Mahoney said. more

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