Source: Kenny Ham, firstname.lastname@example.org Hometown
interest: Salina, Kan.; Los Alamos, N.M.; and Lubbock, Texas
News release prepared by: Natalie Blair, 785-826-2642,
email@example.com Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011 GOOD FOR ESCAPING
ZOMBIES OR A GAS SHORTAGE: K-STATE SALINA STUDENT BUILDING
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SALINA -- In the event of a zombie apocalypse,
Kenny Ham will be outrunning the zombies -- but it remains to be
seen whether his vehicle of choice will be a boat or an all-
terrain vehicle that doubles as a street-legal car. Either way,
both vehicles run on electric power and solar energy. That means
Ham won't be relying on gas, which he says will be a commodity
that will not exist in the event of an apocalypse. Ham, a senior
in mechanical engineering technology at Kansas State University
Salina, and his brother, Michael, a physicist in computer vision
research at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, design
electric vehicles. Their latest project is the ApocalypsEV, an
electric vehicle built wit