I made a personal appearance at Owens Corning World Headquarters in Toledo, Ohio today as the company held an Energy Efficiency Day for employees. My job was to help greet everyone as they came to work. We handed out information about qualifying for the income tax rebate now available through the US Energy Policy Act of 2005 and everyone got a free Energy Star light bulb to use at home. According to the package, the compact fluorescent bulbs will last six times longer than an incandescent bulb providing an equivalent amount of light, and the energy efficient bulbs will use 75 percent less energy. You say that sounds too good to be true? Check it out on the Federal Trade Commission Website under Facts for Consumers: Energy Efficient Light Bulbs, or the Energy Star Website in the Lighting Products section.