Since it’s been another wild week of alternative fuel blogging I thought I should point you to a relatively new alternative fuel blogger. She’s Kimberly Taylor at the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute. You might remember that I blogged their annual convention last year. I guess all my evangelizing is being noticed eh? I like Kimberly’s style and from what I see she is setting a great example of how you can use the blogging mechanism.
Are you interested in what is happening in the alternative fuel and advanced vehicle technology world but don’t have time to satisfy your curiosity?
The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute (AFVi) has just the answer for you. “Alternative Fuel Views” is a new AFVi blog that features daily news and perspectives on alternative fuels, vehicles, climate change, peak oil, technology breakthroughs, policy trends and just about anything you may care about related to our industry. The news stories are straight forward, but the commentary provided by AFVi’s Kimberly Taylor is what gives this blog an edge that you won’t find anywhere else. For two years now, hundreds of people have received Kimberly’s daily news in their inbox.
If you are looking for some baloney lite, sometimes humorous, always informative daily information, you can get this free service today by going to http://www.afvi.org/blog/ Read the commentary, read the articles and then leave behind a thought or two of your own. What are you waiting for? Join the conversation.
That’s right folks. “Join in the conversation!”
This was a cool story out here at the Iowa Speedway today.
My man Jeff Simmons had a rough day, getting knocked out of the inaugural Iowa Corn Indy 250, presented by Ethanol. He was doing so well too! Anyway, once again ethanol wins and this was a big event for the industry. 
Welcome to race day here at the Iowa Speedway as we near the start of the Iowa Corn Indy 250, Presented by Ethanol.
It has been a long day at the track here in Newton, IA for the lead up to the Iowa Corn Indy 250. I’ve updated my photo album and am calling it quits for the night since we’ve got to be back out at the track early.
The logo for the Iowa Indy Corn 250, presented by Ethanol is very cool. It really looks good on the lawn in between the track and the pits here at Iowa Speedway.
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These representatives of the Iowa Corn Growers were getting in some pit practice action this afternoon. Jeff Simmons, driver of the #17 Ethanol car for Rahal-Letterman Racing got his first laps on this track this afternoon. He’s peeling out of his pit behind them.
The first press conference of the day was the unveiling of the trophy for Sunday’s Iowa Corn Indy 250. 
Here’s some of the reasons why the Iowa Corn Growers is involved and supporting this inaugural race:
One of the people attending the ethanol pump promotion in West Des Moines was 
of what they are accomplishing in helping our country become more independent of foreign oil while helping create a cleaner environment. 
The sister AM sports station to WHO in Des Moines is