@KamilQurbanov yaxsiodi

I'll have to listen to your podcast later. I'm very skeptical of the idea that we can grow our way to energy ineenepddnce, as there's only a limited amount of arable land in the United States.The United States basically has only two real sources of domestic energy: coal and nuclear. There's also hydro power, but we've pretty much utilized all we can do there. There is a process for converting coal into a motor fuel, but it involves a lot of natural gas, and is hardly greenhouse friendly. Not to mention expensive.

Thank you – very helpful – and <a href="http://ikkmzawz.com">rensiursag</a> – though I wish I had found your site before I did the wrong thing – but at least I know my computer is not about to crash!

Completely wasting my time this morning. Decided I wanted a <a href="http://ljzjdonb.com">&#g#y0;8u2&28221;</a> voice on my siri, so changed the setting to UK and got an English dude who doesn’t understand my Chicago accent! Feels like when I am talking to Peter! Wouldn’t it be fun if they had updates where we could have the Chicago regional dialect on Siri?