Hydrogen Fuel Cells.

I just now saw something on TV news about it.I didn't quite get the
guy's name.I did a devilfinder.com, now that I saw his name, I think the
guy on TV news did say that guy's name is Monte Davis.

http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...n+his+ga rage
cuhulin

wrote:
> I just now saw something on TV news about it.I didn't quite get the
> guy's name.I did a devilfinder.com, now that I saw his name, I think the
> guy on TV news did say that guy's name is Monte Davis.
>
> http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...n+his+ga rage
> cuhulin
>

Cuhulin,
You rode the storms out ok?

Yes, regarding the storms/tornados, doggy and dodged the
bullet.Unfortunately, many other people were not so lucky.My old house
has a concrete, (enough room I can sit up under there) foundation with a
crawlspace underneath, house has a hardwood floor.I have electric
heating nowadays.I am thinking about removing one or both of the floor
furnaces.If a tornado heads this way, doggy and I could get down under
there.Or I might dig a hole in my back yard and pour some concrete for
an underground tornado shelter, big enough for doggy and I.Did y'all
ride out the storms OK?
cuhulin

wrote:
> Yes, regarding the storms/tornados, doggy and dodged the
> bullet.Unfortunately, many other people were not so lucky.My old house
> has a concrete, (enough room I can sit up under there) foundation with a
> crawlspace underneath, house has a hardwood floor.I have electric
> heating nowadays.I am thinking about removing one or both of the floor
> furnaces.If a tornado heads this way, doggy and I could get down under
> there.Or I might dig a hole in my back yard and pour some concrete for
> an underground tornado shelter, big enough for doggy and I.Did y'all
> ride out the storms OK?
> cuhulin

I'm in Houston and all we have had for months is dry, sunny, and hot.
I work for a fuel supply company and we have clients all over AL, MS,
LA, AR, and the south. We are trying to get small 330 gal tanks moved
into AL for generators. Several of our clients are in bad shape with
employees losing everything.

Is it because some of the roads in those states are impassable? I don't
know anything about supplying fuel tanks.
cuhulin

wrote:
> Is it because some of the roads in those states are impassable? I don't
> know anything about supplying fuel tanks.
> cuhulin
>
Yes. Logistics, cost, transport, timing, location,
type of fuel, ability to unload, class1 div1 electrical,
etc.

I reckon y'all know by now the Mississippi River is on the
'Warpath'.That creates more Logistics problems too.Doggy's couch is
forty miles East of the Mississippi River.It might be less than that
later on this month.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...+Flood+of+1927
cuhulin