How to Drive

One of the many tragedies in our present world is our obsession with and dependence upon the automobile.

Globally this is rapidly increasing, not decreasing.

Since I have been a professional driver (and a very safe one at that) for a good chunk of my life, I thought it might be useful if I shared some of what I have learned over the years.

I think you'll find there is something here for beginners and experienced drivers alike.

(Also for pedestrians and cyclists)

Click on the winking mouse to go to this section.

infrastructureinnovation.com

This website explores innovation in infrastructure.

It will consist mostly of articles exploring the possibilities of infrastructure without fossil fuels.

Some of it will be used to explain and promote my invention that turns rainwater into compressed air, partial vacuum, heated water and heated air.

Initially, I saw this device only as a means for powering Atmostrack.

Now I see that my device can stand alone, although it makes sense to continue exploring infrastructure in terms of both it and Atmostrack.

Click on the logo at the right to go to this website.

My Suggested Links

Jonathan Hayward's website - the Tardis of theology!

Pocasset Baptist Church on Cape Cod. If you're ever on The Cape, be sure to get to know these folk. There are few other churches like this one.

Christians who uncritically accept and/or support their governments' foreign policies may wish to consider the plight of their sisters and brothers in those countries whose alliances are sought by their governments. Freedom to worship according to one's belief is far from universal. This website highlights Pakistan.

Centre for Legal Aid, Assistance and Settlement (CLAAS) /

Tearfund did a study back in the 90s that concluded it costs us £600,000 for each job in the arms trade. CAAT is rich with information about and action against the dealers in death.

Throw off the blinkers, learn about this dreadful blight on civilisation and get involved. As they (we!) said in the 60s, if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.

Tearfund is a very serious Christian relief and development charity, definitely worthy of support and/or involvement. Take a year out and roll up your sleeves, you'll never be the same.

If your IQ puts you in the top 2 percent (various IQ scales are accepted), then Mensa International is the starting point for finding out about Mensa in your own country. If there is no National Mensa in your country then you can become a Direct Member through Mensa International.

Interested in 'justice' from Native People's point of view? This website will disturb you and may help get you to act.