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There is a huge network joining this today:

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I'd like to help you.  I'd also like to help others you know.

Who do you know would be interested in earning free travel and maybe even make some good money at it?

Eric Standlee

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It's the wild wild west in energy and the cowboy state of Texas is leading the way.  Much money is to be made in this churning time of dergulation.  Texas will get it right and the business side is straight up.

WASHINGTON – To kick-start the U.S. nuclear power industry, the federal government is preparing to spend billions of dollars to prove a point to Wall Street.

Proponents of nuclear power are banking on federal support to show investors that revamped licensing procedures and new technology won't result in mammoth cost overruns that defined the last era of nuclear plant construction.

Whether that support materializes may make the difference between a future of growth or stagnation for nuclear power, which now provides 20 percent of the U.S. electricity supply.

Energy companies have announced their interest in building as many as 30 new reactors, including at least six in Texas.

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