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To: billkirn who wrote (261)	7/12/1999 10:48:00 AM
From: Bread Upon The Water	Respond to of 542

Bill, You've made some good observations yourself. Thank you for laying that out. Do you work at HS Univ.? Bill

To: billkirn who wrote (261)	7/13/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: Bread Upon The Water	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 542

Bill, I didn't have time the other day to check your reference to the HS webb site and the Schatz ERC(energy resource center), but of course have done so now. Wow-----there is a lot to chew on for the future. And I think you are right about finding the next Dell, Compaq, etc of this industry. After all there was initially Commodore and Tandy which are now in the dust bin. How commercially viable the hydrogen option is seems to be the question. I wish the SERC had put out some economic information which might have given us a clue as to how close this is to becoming feasible from an economic standpoint. I am also curious as to whether there is enough water generated from the hydrogen process to make a home self-sufficent in that regard. Iasked if you were an employee of HS because for 10 years I lived in Calif. (Marin County, Yuba County) and got to Eureka and evrions several times--I see from your bio its Santa Rosa which was 60,000 people when I was in Marin. Currently I reside in NC just next to the the REserach Triangle Park which is also home to some very cutting edge companies (Red Hat, SAS, and all that ilk as well as a lot of private bio techs which may go public). Possibly some day I can return a reference to you. Anyway thanks for the site referral and here's to good profits. Bill