I HEAR IT!

I think the Beatles were the greatest music band and music phenomena in history.  This group is legendary. They had a tremendous amount of consecutive top hits.

I am the proud owner of several Beatles albums. I am still looking forward to collecting more.

John, Paul, Ringo and George, were the fabulous four. Even when these four split up and ended the Beatles as we knew them, each one was successful to certain degrees in their own music careers.

Paul McCartney was perhaps the most successful of the four. John Lennon and George Harrison also had a string of solo hits to their credit. Even though Ringo Starr did achieve solo success, I feel it was to a lesser degree than the others.

Some of my favorites are Paul’s, “Live and Let Die” and “Band on the Run”.  John’s, “Mind Games” and “Imagine”.  George’s, “My Sweet Lord” and “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)” and Ringo’s, “You’re Sixteen” and “It Don’t Come Easy”.

The Beatles will always be one of my all-time favorite music bands. I will continue buying and collecting their albums.

Hybrid vehicles draw their power from two distinctive sources, usually from electric, or battery power, and a fuel source.

Some vehicle manufacturers have already fully developed some of these hybrid vehicles and others are either planning development or are already in the stages of development.

The price range for these vehicles are pretty pricey. Perhaps when there are more of these hybrids out in the consumer market, we might see the price tags go down a bit.

A few years ago General Motors had a fully operable electric car, the EV1 Electric Car. The EV1 was fully electric, using no other sources of power such as fuels. It was fast, quiet and short lived. It had a range of about 50 miles on one charge; enough for the majority of working Americans to commute to, and from work, on one charge.

The cost of the batteries were very expensive and is believed to have been the main reason for the EV1’s demise. It is surely one reason why today’s hybrids are a bit pricey as well.

Perhaps someday vehicle manufacturers will develop the ultimate green vehicle, a solar powered car. Wouldn’t that be great! I believe the technology and resources are already there for at least a concept solar-powered car. That would truly be the greatest ever to this point!

I sometimes wonder if a vehicle of the future could be built to run on magnetic sources based on magnetic principles. This would indeed be one of the greatest achievements in the history of car manufacturers.

You know how magnets can either push or pull, depending on how their magnetic fields are placed in relation to each other.  Well, these same principles could be implemented to be the driving force, or drive train of a Magnetic Driven Vehicle – or MDV.  Even our own planet has two magnetic fields, a positive and a negative. Perhaps these could be the primary magnetic force of the MDV’s.

Can you imagine Solar-Powered or Magnetic Driven vehicles, quietly commuting up and down our roads and highways?  No more vehicle pollution! No more oil and fuel!

I can!