Harnessing Oklahoma’s abundant wind to generate electricity makes more sense than ever. It conserves our non-renewable resources for other uses. It helps protect our natural environment. And it’s good for the local economy.
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Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has served Oklahoma’s electric energy needs since the company’s incorporation in May 29, 1913.
PSO today serves over 530,000 customers in 230 cities and towns across 30,000 square miles of eastern and southwestern Oklahoma. PSO is headquartered in Tulsa, with regulatory and external affairs offices in Oklahoma City. The company’s distribution operations are organized into three districts: Tulsa, Lawton, and McAlester.
PSO is part of the American Electric Power system, which is one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, delivering electricity to more than 5 million customers in 11 states. AEP ranks among the nation’s largest generators of electricity, owning nearly 38,000 megawatts of generating capacity in the U.S. AEP also owns the nation’s largest electricity transmission system, a nearly 39,000-mile network that includes more 765-kilovolt extra-high voltage transmission lines than all other U.S. transmission systems combined.
***THIS IS A FAN MADE TRAILER***
This is my vision for a Green Lantern movie with Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan. He won’t be Hal for real, but all the more reason for a fan trailer!
http://splashpage.mtv.com/2009/08/05/nathan-fillion-cant-think-of-anyone-better-than-ryan-reynolds-for-Green-lantern-movie/
For the record, I did this purely for fun, with NO intention of “fooling” anyone or covering the fact that I used clips from other movies.
The whole point of it for me was to imagine what it would be like to see a great Green Lantern movie.
Shots I adapted from the following movies, tv shows, and trailers:
Planet of the Apes
Serenity Trailer
Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Stardust Trailer
The Lord of the Rings – The Fellowship of the Ring
Firefly
Dragonball Evolution Trailer
Galaxy Quest
The Fountain Trailer
Superman Returns Trailer
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Smallville
Justice League TAS
GI Joe Trailer
Contact
Star Trek Enterprise
Star Wars Episode III
The Mutant Chronicles Trailer
Iron Man
Star Trek Trailer
Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe Cutscene
The Chronicles of Riddick
Kamen Rider
Bedtime Stories
MIB 2
Escape from Witch Mountain Trailer
The Matrix Revolutions
The Chronicles of Narnia – Prince Caspian
White Noise 2
Special Thanks to Mike Afford for a few brief clips from his Fan Trailer including the final logo:
http://www.mikeafford.com/
I used Adobe After Effects and Photoshop to manipulate the original clips, and used Final Cut Pro to edit it all together.
I would like to give major credit to Andrew Kramer from
http://www.videocopilot.net, who (via tutorials) taught me everything I know in After Effects and I would not have been able to do most of this without that. I’m more of an editor than an effects guy, so thanks Andrew!
Also, thanks to WormyT for the inspiration to do this again!
Zbrush Forum Artists: Gnom, rinals, BladeFlush & Muyu for character model bases (for Tomar-Re & Galius Zed) Logo design by Lepios.
Voice Audio clips from Superman: TAS, Justice League TAS, The Batman, Battle for Terra Trailer, Justice League: The New Frontier, and The Lord of the Rings.
The music is “Forces of Destiny” and “Freedom Fighters” by Two Steps from Hell.
You may recognize “Freedom Fighters” from the the recent “Star Trek” trailer.
This is an independent, non-profit, artistic expression created purely for fun and is in no way connected to, or endorsed by Warner Bros. or DC Comics.
This revised edition of The Renewable Energy Handbook focuses on the unique requirements of off-grid living as well as using “Green” energy for homeowners who remain connected to the electrical utility. The book contains chapters on:
Energy efficiency and economics
Home heating and cooling and domestic water heating
Photovoltaic, wind, and micro-hydro energy generation
Battery selection and inverters
Backup power, wireless communications, etc.
It includes comprehensive specifications for many of the products available in the market today.
Whether you are just curious or an industry expert, this handbook will show you how to stretch your energy dollars (doing much more with less) while powering your home with renewable energy. And, unlike fossil fuels or nuclear energy, renewable energy frees you from worry about dumping today’s pollution on tomorrow’s children.
Since its release in 2003, The Renewable Energy Handbook has been a top-selling technology book and is recognized as the best in its field.
This edition has been fully revised for 2010 and beyond. It has been increased in size to an easy-to-read 8 x 10 inch format, and it is augmented with hundreds of illustrations, line drawings, photographs, and appendices.
Author/engineer William H. Kemp is a leading expert in Renewable energy technologies. He and his wife designed and built their own off-grid home, which has all the standard middle-class creature comforts while using no fossil-fuel energy. The author showcases an assortment of homes, including his own, to demonstrate real-world application of the technologies.
What is the difference between a renewable energy source and a nonrenewable energy source? Give me some specific examples.
A renewable energy source is one that naturally replenishes itself as it is consumed. Solar energy, for example, will continue to make its way to us for as long as the sun continues to burn, whether we harness it or not. The same could be said about wind, hydro, Biomass, etc. (though these are really just indirect forms of solar energy – without the sun, there would be no wind, the water cycle would not function, and plant life would not grow). The only other renewable energy input that the earth sees as a whole is geothermal – heat energy from its own core (though this will also eventually run out).
Another possible example of a renewable energy source could be landfill gas, though this is debatable. As long as humans continue to create a huge amount of organic waste, I guess, then we should be able to continue capturing methane from it.
A non-renewable source, on the other hand, will not be replenished once it is used. Fossil fuels (oil, gas, coal), for example, are considered non-Renewable, because they took millions of years to form. Once a barrel of oil is brought up from the earth and burned, it will not be replenished for a long, long time.
I was just wondering what in green tea actually increases your endurance and if that ingredient is foudn in other common foods of drinks, considering that I do not like the taste of green tea no matter what i mix it with. So what i really am lookng for in an answer is what is that substance in Green tea that helps endurance and recovery and also what an equivalent to it is.
For bodybuilders, it offers all of these benefits and more. Green tea’s ingredient EGCG actually increases exercise capacity by allowing for greater utilization of fatty acids which server as a source of energy during intense workouts. Additionally, green tea can also lead to weight loss. Green tea consumption results in a 24-hour window of increased respiratory ability, which leads to better oxidation performance of the body.
I am trying to find vitamin D3 that is bio active, but I don’t know the difference.
How can I distinguish a Bio active vitamin, from a synthetic one?
What should I look for when buying one?
Harnessing Oklahoma’s abundant wind to generate electricity makes more sense than ever. It conserves our non-renewable resources for other uses. It helps protect our natural environment. And it’s good for the local economy.
***THIS IS A FAN MADE TRAILER***
A song off Chip Tha Ripper’s highly anticipated “Gift Raps” project which is entirely produced by Chuck Inlgish of The Cool Kids. Download below!
