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Concerned About Costs of Gasoline and Utilities? Actor Dennis Weaver Has Your Solutions Publication date: 19-April-2004 Source: Julian Myers Public Relations on behalf of Dennis Weaver
America can be free from dependence on the constantly rising cost of gasoline, and America can build completely self-sufficient homes, with no bills for any utilities," says actor Dennis Weaver. Dennis and his wife Gerry formed the non-profit Institute of Ecolonomics ten years ago. Since then Dennis has become known as the godfather of the hydrogen automobile, and is pioneering ways to "save our planet from pollution and our wallets and fuel gauges from registering EMPTY." Two projects now in progress: (1) "Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" begins in Los Angeles June 28, travels to Mexico, then goes up the Pacific Coast through California, Oregon and the state of Washington, arrives in Vancouver, Canada, July 10. The Weavers have been driving hybrid autos and leading "new fuels" caravans crossing the country since 2001. (2) April 24, Earth Day, near Taos, New Mexico, Dennis will introduce the Ecolonomics Yoga and Health Center, where homes may be built that never require any utilities, including water, electricity, gas or heat. Solar and wind power provide part of the answer. A hydrogen fueling station for cars is in operation. All the homes (27 now occupied) will be designed by Michael Reynolds, the world-famed biotect who created "Earthship," the house where the Weavers reside in Ridgway, Colorado. Named Angel's Nest, this unique New Mexico community also features a yoga "palace" that is rated one of the top 500 structures in the world by Phaidon Press' House Book. Associated with the 640-acre development are virtually all types of medical, health and dental practitioners, including holistic and yoga specialists. Environmentalists Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plaar are pioneering the entire project. "Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" will utilize hydrogen and other break-through fuels in its caravan. Appearances will be made at all cities en route up the Pacific Coast, and at colleges, schools, community events and rallies. Dennis will drive the lead automobile throughout. Alternative fuel expert Scott Fischler is the executive director of this historic international project. Famed for such series as "Gunsmoke" and "McCloud," and classic films like Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil" and Spielberg's "Duel," Weaver is now in Disney's $120,000,000 "Home on the Range." He is also being seen daily introducing Starz Encore's "Westerns" series. News about "Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" is now being presented at www.HydrogenDrive.com. Thus fans may follow the progress of the crusade and also "Sponsor a Mile" by phoning (866) DENNISW. Mr. Weaver's personal press representation is by Julian Myers Public Relations, at (310) 827-9089. Busy as he is with his current projects and pictures, Dennis makes himself available for interviews that help forward his concepts. ~

America can be free from dependence on the constantly rising cost of gasoline, and America can build completely self-sufficient homes, with no bills for any utilities," says actor Dennis Weaver.

Dennis and his wife Gerry formed the non-profit Institute of Ecolonomics ten years ago. Since then Dennis has become known as the godfather of the hydrogen automobile, and is pioneering ways to "save our planet from pollution and our wallets and fuel gauges from registering EMPTY."

    Two projects now in progress:

    (1) "Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" begins in
        Los Angeles June 28, travels to Mexico, then goes up the Pacific Coast
        through California, Oregon and the state of Washington, arrives in
        Vancouver, Canada, July 10.

The Weavers have been driving hybrid autos and leading "new fuels" caravans crossing the country since 2001.

    (2) April 24, Earth Day, near Taos, New Mexico, Dennis will introduce the
        Ecolonomics Yoga and Health Center, where homes may be built that
        never require any utilities, including water, electricity, gas or
        heat.  Solar and wind power provide part of the answer.  A hydrogen
        fueling station for cars is in operation.

All the homes (27 now occupied) will be designed by Michael Reynolds, the world-famed biotect who created "Earthship," the house where the Weavers reside in Ridgway, Colorado.

Named Angel's Nest, this unique New Mexico community also features a yoga "palace" that is rated one of the top 500 structures in the world by Phaidon Press' House Book.

Associated with the 640-acre development are virtually all types of medical, health and dental practitioners, including holistic and yoga specialists. Environmentalists Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plaar are pioneering the entire project.

"Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" will utilize hydrogen and other break-through fuels in its caravan. Appearances will be made at all cities en route up the Pacific Coast, and at colleges, schools, community events and rallies. Dennis will drive the lead automobile throughout. Alternative fuel expert Scott Fischler is the executive director of this historic international project.

Famed for such series as "Gunsmoke" and "McCloud," and classic films like Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil" and Spielberg's "Duel," Weaver is now in Disney's $120,000,000 "Home on the Range." He is also being seen daily introducing Starz Encore's "Westerns" series.

News about "Dennis Weaver's International Hydrogen Drive 2004" is now being presented at www.HydrogenDrive.com. Thus fans may follow the progress of the crusade and also "Sponsor a Mile" by phoning (866) DENNISW. Mr. Weaver's personal press representation is by Julian Myers Public Relations, at (310) 827-9089.

Busy as he is with his current projects and pictures, Dennis makes himself available for interviews that help forward his concepts.