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All Hybrid
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 Callaway Golf Clubs FT iZ 3 Hybrid 21 Regular Graphite NEW  US $38.00
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 Nike SV Wedge Golf Club US $12.00
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 NEW TaylorMade BURNER 20 SERIES 45 6 HYBRID SENIOR US $209.99
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 BRAND NEW TaylorMade RESCUE 09 3 4 HYBRID SET REG LH US $64.51
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 NEW TaylorMade BURNER 20 SERIES 3 4 HYBRID REGULAR US $179.99
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 NEW TaylorMade BURNER 20 SERIES 4 6 HYBRID REGULAR US $179.99
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 New Titleist 910H Hybrid Shaft Fuji MotoreF3 Reg 395 US $59.99
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 New Titleist 910H Hybrid Bassara Wyvern 60g Reg 27 RH US $159.99
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 New 2011 Titleist 910H Hybrid Kaili 21 Stiff RH US $169.99
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 New Titleist 910H Hybrid Bassara Wyvern Ladies 27 RH US $169.99
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 TITLEIST 909D2 SUREFIT 95 DRIVER ALDILA VOODOO STIFF US $76.00
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 Adams Idea Pro Hybrid Golf Club US $59.95
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 Adams Idea Pro ASO3 Boxer Hybrids 16 19 22 25 US $169.95
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 New Nickent 3DX DC Utility 5 FW Grafalloy R Flex Graphite LH US $19.99
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 New Nickent 3DX DC Hybrid 5 RH 26 w R Flex Shaft US $29.99
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 Ping G15 Hybrid Fairway Wood Golf Club US $80.00
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 NEW TaylorMade BURNER 20 SERIES 4 21 HYBRID REGULAR US $66.78
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 Mac Attack Red MLH Set 1 3 5 Wood 4 5 Hybrid 6 SW Irons with Taylormade Balls US $150.00
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 Callaway RAZR X Iron set LH US $365.00
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 Adams Idea Pro A12 US $41.01
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 NEW TaylorMade BURNER 20 SERIES 5 24 HYBRID LADIES US $46.00
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 King Cobra S2 Max 5 Hybrid DVS SENIOR 5h Golf Club US $59.99
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 Callaway Diablo DRS 3 R 21 Hybrid Graphite STIFF LEFT Rescue US $59.99
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Are Electric/Hybrid and Hydrogen powered cars really alternative at all?
Yes, they do not use oil, or they use less oil. However, they rely on energy being produced somewhere else, and for now, that somewhere else is in a power station, and most of those power stations rely on non-renewable energy sources. And that includes all nuclear power stations except fast breeder reactors.
So - should we really consider these types of vehicles as alternative at all?
Yes. Like many people, you are looking at the individual component--not the entire system.
What I mean is this: there are no "magic bullets--no solution that will somehow solve all the technological challenges in one fell swoop. A thechnological system--any system--requires multiple systems working together to achieve the desired goal.
Electric cars (or hydrogen) are one critical component fo that system. For it to be fully effective, of course the electric power has to be prodduced by some means other than burning fossil fuels.
But since that's not the way we're producing power now, you think electric cars isn't a solution? Of course it isn't--and neither is the rest of the technology you use everyday. Your car is useless without the infrastructure of roads and gas stations to keep it going--the lamp in your office is useless without the power grid to produce the elecricity to power it. Your doctor can do little but stand there and watch people die without all the industries that provide him with medicines and all the othr tools he needs to sae lives.
Start thinking in terms of systems--because that's how the world oftechnology--any technology--works.
BTW--nuclear energy is renewable. Some nuclear reactors are not breeder reactors. So build more.
