A casual forum for discussion on the issues surrounding force and torque measurement - including testing applications, testing techniques, product discussions, comparisons, industry news, and anything else that might come up. Read, enjoy, and contribute!
Monday, June 23, 2008
Oil Prices... High Enough?
So, how about those oil prices? Isn't that what everybody is talking about? I think they aren't high enough. Want to know why? I haven't seen any significant push for our representatives in Washington to make any meaningful effort in alternative energy development. Perhaps $8 or $9 per gallon, as our European friends are currently paying, would finally push us to act. How about $15? $20? Do I hear $30? Surely, with our technological prowess, we are able to develop a suitable battery for electric cars. We do hear about technological breakthoughs here and there, but not at the scale I would expect from a frustrated America. Last time we were truly frustrated, we put a man on the moon. Have we lost the will? What do you think?
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Welcome to MeasuringUP - The Mark-10 Blog! We've launched this blog to share our thoughts on the force and torque measurement market and how it affects our customers, casual observers, and anyone else with an interest in the industry. We'll be discussing relevant topics such as testing applications, testing techniques, technical tidbits, product spotlights, industry news, and more.
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We hope that our posts will help spur constructive dialogue in all these areas, creating an interactive forum that you will visit again and again. Of course, in order for this blog to reach its potential as a source of education as well as entertainment, we'll need your feedback! Please post your comments often - we all look forward to reading them.
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