Sold out by IFR

"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
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Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a combination of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.

"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
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Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument that is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show my wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

Gig Giacona

"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument that is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

And she said, "so what"?

"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy
but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a
combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's
and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could
be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument that
is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

And she said, "so what"?



Actually it usually ends the argument because when what starts the argument
is her saying she didn't have time to do something or other. I show her
where the time went and Poof. I'm off the hook for whatever and I go back to
working on the plane.

"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy
but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a
combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's
and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could
be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument
that
is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why
it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show
my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

And she said, "so what"?



Actually it usually ends the argument because when what starts the
argument
is her saying she didn't have time to do something or other. I show her
where the time went and Poof. I'm off the hook for whatever and I go back
to
working on the plane.

Whatever works.

"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty
easy
but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a
combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving
SUV's
and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms
could
be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument
that
is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask
why
it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show
my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

And she said, "so what"?



Actually it usually ends the argument because when what starts the
argument
is her saying she didn't have time to do something or other. I show her
where the time went and Poof. I'm off the hook for whatever and I go
back
to
working on the plane.

Whatever works.

If it works, let me know -- I've been try for nearly 25 years to get my wife
to combine trips.

"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty
easy
but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a
combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for
trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving
SUV's
and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms
could
be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument
that
is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask
why
it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can
show
my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

And she said, "so what"?



Actually it usually ends the argument because when what starts the
argument
is her saying she didn't have time to do something or other. I show
her
where the time went and Poof. I'm off the hook for whatever and I go
back
to
working on the plane.

Whatever works.

If it works, let me know -- I've been try for nearly 25 years to get my
wife
to combine trips.


It only works if she is in the "how do you expect me to get all this done"
mode.

"Gig Giacona" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
ink.net...
Actually ending our dependence on foriegn oil would be pretty easy but
people don't want to do it. In round figures:

We import about a third of our Petroleum
Two thirds of petroleum is used for transportation

It is possible to cut transportation use in half through a combination
of
fuel efficiency and more efficient trip planning.

The reason we don't is that the costs are horrendous. As for trip
planning
and fuel efficiency, I'd like to see how Soccer Mom's® driving SUV's and
mini-vans are going to improve their trip planning.


Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument that is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show my
wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.


Well, we can FORCE them, ya know.

Gig Giacona wrote:

I can show my wife how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

I'll bet that makes you real popular.

George Patterson
Love, n.: A form of temporary insanity afflicting the young. It is curable
either by marriage or by removal of the afflicted from the circumstances
under which he incurred the condition. It is sometimes fatal, but more
often to the physician than to the patient.

Sounds like a formula for marital bliss

Gig Giacona wrote:

Ha....... I have no doubt that the mileage driven by Soccer Moms could be
reduced by 35% or more with a little planning. This is an argument that is
had often around the old homestead and whenever it comes up I ask why it
took 2 hours for what was clearly a 1 hour bunch of stops I can show my wife
how it could have easily be done in a more efficient manner.

Gig Giacona

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