PSU is a different school, Paul. C'mon.

Back in 2006, I took Paul Allen's Vulcan, which was soliciting business proposals of a few sentences, up on their offer and submitted my idea for funding.

I proposed we take the old Boeing Kent Space Center East, now lying fallow, and turn it into a giant hydrogen fuel cell park.

This would help with the many power outtages the region has had during inclement weather.

I would also become a business incubator for green energy.

Most of all it would be a huge new source of clean energy for technology.

Kent Space Center has the industrial buildings to hold and build the technology.

It has the infrastructure to connect to the grid...and to fuel transit.

It has the open land for a solar farm to generate hydrogen.

I was denied, and after responding, I was denied again. If you want to know the reasons, search for "Venonlash + Hydrogen" and you'll see the usual antagonisms.

Why does this region not want to make the change, and open itself to this technology? It seems a natural...to me, at least.

@2: HYDROGEN IS NOT A FUEL SUPPLY! I HEREBY DISS YOU!

@2, dood, venomlash kept you from getting a proposal accepted by Vulcan, a third party? In 2006?! Are you sure that was the reason?