| ...what was that about hip hop hybrids?? |
[Apr. 11th, 2006|12:35 pm] |

OK so if everyone has had their share of vanity fair. And still no one spins the wheel of conversation (no, seriously, how many blogs are now all up in it with VF?). So we stick to magazines. Well here's a neat spin on that idea... a magazine that has been around for quite some time, but is now available at the Newsstand!
Bruce Melan's Electrifying Times has always been a great source for info. Specifically EVs and other green energy info (usually related to propulsion). You can still subscribe, but the maverick magazine will now be available TO THE MAINSTREAM! and this kicks ass! Is there any better way to sire up the imagination of the average joe than to have it in 8x11 glossy pages right next to a magazine dedicated to Angelina Jolie's baby bump and who's hot or not? I say no! And melan's not going to pull back on the content, you know, dumb it down for the masses, not at all! ( click here to Check out the table of contents: ) |
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| "who says you can't go back..." |
[Apr. 11th, 2006|08:18 pm] |
New Jersy to electrify the Meadowlands
 The Meadowlands, known as a toxic dumping-ground with a great view of manhattan, great place to stash a body, and for great Bruce Sprinsteen concerts, is now going electric. That's right! New Jersy now plans on turning the Meadowlands into a 5 MegaWatt solar park!! |
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| When John Doerr talks, people listen! |
[Apr. 11th, 2006|08:25 pm] |
Watch the world follow as the silicon venture-capital king goes Green!
 OK so a little company called Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers (but their friends call them KPCB), decides to invest in green technologies. So? Who isn't, you ask? Well um, no one quite like KPBC-- who in the past funded some companies you might have heard of, like, Google, Netscape, Sun Microsystems ...Visionary doesn't even scratch at the surface of John Doerr, And now Doerr is going green.
KPBC Just announced a $100 Million dolar green technology fund. It's sister to the slighly larger $600M KPCB XII fund, but it's all green! "This field of green tech could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century," Doerr said. "There's never been a better time than now to start or accelerate a green-tech venture."
Let the games begin....
[edited to add: the very next thing i looked at after writing ths was a piece by John Elkington and Mark Lee in Grist all about this... so well written you gotta check it out. and you will chuckle next time i say "missionary Mercenaries"] |
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