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Ouch,               gas               over               $4.00               per               gallon.

Big               oil               speculators               driving               up               the               price               of               oil.

Wall               street               is               just               waiting               and               wincing               at               the               prospect               of               the               next               gulf               hurricane               or               crisis               in               an               oil-exporting               nation.

What               is               happening               to               the               world?

A               revolution               is               what               is               happening.

I               think               it               is               quite               ironic               that               the               big               oil               speculators               are               causing               the               very               thing               they               are               speculating               won't               happen.

That               Gasoline               may               finally               be               approaching               its               peak.

The               world               is               tired               of               paying               this               much               for               fuel               and               is               coming               to               the               realization               that               there               are               alternatives               to               oil               and               gasoline.

One               of               those               alternatives,               however,               is               also               one               that               does               not               get               much               attention,               Bio-diesel.

You               have               probably               heard               of               those               guys               that               turn               used               grease               from               McDonald's               into               fuel               from               the               comfort               of               their               own               garage               right?

They               run               around               town               making               people               hungry               with               the               smell               of               french               fries.

Yes,               well...that               isn't               quite               what               bio-diesel               is.

Using               old               grease               is               correctly               called               WVO               or               waste               vegetable               oil               that               can               only               be               burned               in               "converted"               diesel               engines.

True               bio-diesel               refers               to               converting               vegetable               oils               into               a               fuel               that               can               be               burned               in               unmodified               diesel               engines               by               a               process               called               transesterification.
               What               you               probably               haven't               heard               is               that               there               is               another               form               of               biodiesel               with               huge               benefits               and               applications               for               the               future               of               your               car               as               it               is...unmodified.

There               are               several               companies               that               are               about               to               begin               producing               a               form               of               biodiesel               in               the               millions               of               barrels.

Yep,               you               heard               that               right,               millions               of               barrels               of               this               stuff               and               it               will               run               in               your               car               right               now,               no               engine               modifications               needed!

The               US               air               force               has               even               tested               this               fuel               and               certified               its               use               in               the               B-52               bomber               fleet.

This               bio-diesel               is               made               from               animal               fats               from               slaughterhouses               and               commercial               meat               manufacturers.

Syntroleum               is               one               of               these               companies,               which               is               in               a               joint               venture               with               Tyson               foods               and               will               be               constructing               the               1st               of               what               is               widely               expected               to               be               many               plants               this               fall.

The               plant               will               produce               75               million               barrels               of               fuel               each               year.

This               fuel               burns               cleaner               with               almost               zero               sulphur               emissions               has               a               greater               combustibility               and               has               a               better               thermal               stability               making               it               very               attractive               to               the               military.

What               does               this               mean               to               the               average               consumer?

A               lower               priced               fuel               with               fewer               emissions               and               greater               combustibility               means               more               miles               per               gallon!

So,               I               am               talking               about               a               fuel               that               costs               much               less               than               gasoline               and               a               much               higher               MPG               rating.
               It               is               simply               awesome               to               know               that               there               are               alternatives               to               gasoline.

Alternatives               with               fewer               emissions               and               a               better               MPG               rating.

Alternatives               which               are               made               from               animal               fats.

We               aren't               going               to               stop               eating               meat!

So               that               animal               fat               might               as               well               be               turned               into               fuel               for               our               cars!
               Check               out               these               companies               websites               and               you               will               feel               that               revolution               yourself.

The               revolution               is               taking               many               forms.
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    Many               students               accumulate               extensive               student               loan               debt,               making               it               impossible               for               them               to               retain               any               of               their               earnings               once               they               become               employed               in               their               respective               fields.

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                   Volunteer               work
                   Volunteering               is               not               only               a               great               way               to               give               back               to               your               local               and/or               global               community,               but               it               can               also               qualify               you               for               student               loan               forgiveness.

    If               you               volunteer               for               organizations               such               as               the               Peace               Corps,               AmeriCorps,               or               VISTA               (Volunteers               in               Service               to               America),               up               to               70%               of               your               student               loan               debt               can               be               forgiven               (usually               at               a               rate               of               15%               per               year               of               service).

    Breaking               down               the               numbers,               volunteers               in               AmeriCorps               who               serve               12               months               can               receive               loan               forgiveness               of               $4,725               towards               their               student               loans.

    VISTA               pays               the               same               amount               for               1,700               hours               of               service.

    The               Peace               Corps               will               cancel               15%               of               Perkins               loans               for               the               first               two               years               of               service,               then               20%               for               the               third               and               fourth               years               of               service,               for               a               total               cancellation               of               70%               after               4               full               years               of               service.

    Additionally,               most               volunteer               organizations               will               automatically               defer               your               Stafford,               Perkins,               or               Consolidation               loans               while               you               are               serving,               thus               freeing               you               from               interest               accumulation               on               your               loan.
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                   For               each               year               that               you               serve               in               the               military,               15%               of               your               student               loan               debt               is               repaid               by               the               respective               program               (up               to               a               branch               maximum).

    Those               maximums               are               $65,000               for               the               Army               and               Navy,               $20,000               for               the               Army               Reserve,               and               $10,000               for               the               Air               Force.

    You               must               request               student               loan               forgiveness               at               the               time               of               enlistment               or               reenlistment.

    You               will               also               need               to               score               50               or               higher               on               the               Armed               Forces               Qualifications               Test.
                   Teaching
                   If               you               choose               to               teach               in               an               elementary               or               secondary               school               that               serves               low-income               families,               all               of               your               Perkins               loan               debt               can               be               forgiven.

    This               program               forgives               15%               of               your               Perkins               loan               in               the               first               and               second               years,               20%               in               your               third               and               fourth               years,               and               the               remaining               30%               is               forgiven               in               your               fifth               year               of               teaching.

    More               information               about               loan               forgiveness               may               be               obtained               at               Loan               Forgiveness               for               Teachers               .
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                   Many               law               schools               provide               loan               repayment               assistance,               loan               forgiveness,               lower               interest               student               loans,               or               deferred               loan               repayment               if               you               choose               to               work               as               a               public               defender               for               non-profit               organizations.

    The               following               states               also               offer               loan               repayment               assistance               programs:               Arizona,               D.C.,               Florida,               Illinois,               Indiana,               Iowa,               Louisiana,               Maine,               Maryland,               Massachusetts,               Minnesota,               Montana,               New               Hampshire,               New               Mexico,               New               York,               North               Carolina,               Ohio,               Oregon,               South               Carolina,               Texas,               Vermont,               and               Virginia.

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                   Medical               students               have               several               loan               repayment               options               available               to               them.

    The               U.S.

    Department               of               Health               and               Human               Services               offers               loan               forgiveness               through               two               programs:               the               National               Health               Service               Corps,               and               the               Nursing               Education               Loan               Repayment               Program.

    The               first               program               requires               that               you               devote               5               years               to               providing               medical               care               in               areas               of               need;               for               this               service,               up               to               $170,000               of               your               student               loan               is               forgiven.

    The               second               program               requires               that               you               devote               2               years               to               a               qualifying               non-profit               organization;               for               this               service,               up               to               60%               of               your               student               loan               is               forgiven.

    If               you               so               choose,               you               can               devote               a               third               year               of               service               and               have               an               additional               25%               of               your               loan               forgiven.
                   For               medical               students               who               are               interested               in               scientific               research,               the               National               Institutes               of               Health               offers               up               to               $35,000               per               year               in               loan               forgiveness               for               conducting               research               at               either               a               non-profit               agency,               a               university,               or               at               the               NIH               itself.
                   Medical               students               interested               in               veterinary               work               can               apply               under               the               U.S.

    Department               of               Agriculture's               Veterinary               Medicine               Loan               Repayment               Program.

    This               program               allots               $25,000               per               year               in               loan               forgiveness               for               up               to               3               years               for               working               in               a               designated               arena.
                   Law               enforcement
                   If               you               become               a               full-time               law               enforcement               or               corrections               officer,               the               government               will               repay               your               student               loan               debt               at               a               rate               of               15%               per               year               for               the               first               and               second               years               of               service.

    In               the               third               and               fourth               years               of               service,               the               repayment               rate               jumps               to               20%,               and               then               to               30%               for               the               fifth               year.

    The               loan               forgiveness               program               applies               primarily               to               students               who               take               out               federal               Perkins               loans.

    More               information               may               be               obtained               by               clicking               on               the               following               Congressional               report.
                   Child               care
                   The               Loan               Forgiveness               Demonstration               Program               for               Child               Care               Providers               provides               up               to               100%               student               loan               forgiveness               for               childcare               providers               working               in               low-income               areas.

    Only               applicants               who               have               received               a               federal               loan               under               the               Federal               Family               Education               Loan               Program               (FFELP)               and               the               Federal               Direct               Loan               Program               (FDLP)               can               receive               this               particular               loan               forgiveness.

    Child               care               providers               receive               20%               student               loan               forgiveness               each               year               after               completing               their               second               and               third               years               of               service               (40%               total),               then               30%               each               year               after               completing               their               fourth               and               fifth               years               of               service               (60%               total),               totaling               up               to               100%               of               their               initial               student               loan.
                   More               from               this               contributor:               
                   How               I               Got               A               College               Degree               Without               Going               Into               Debt               
                   Investing               for               Students:               Getting               Started               
                   6               Different               Ways               to               Pay               Off               Student               Loan               Debt






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