February 2012
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January 2012
26 posts
You wouldn't use "by way of introduction" to... →
As the Bard wrote: "I can change / I can change /... →
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ROCKY →
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WatchThis week’s song: “Equal in My Tea” by Bhi Bhiman.
Credit to Pete Gray, who a couple of weeks ago sent out this music video for “Guttersnipe” (off of Bhiman’s upcoming second album, set for release on the 24th.) I checked out the first album, The Cookbook, on Saturday,this song jumped out, and I’ve since listened to it maybe a dozen times. You’re...
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Back in the day, the day being the decade of the... →
“For years I’ve ridden the N or Q train into Times Square from Brooklyn, across...”
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December 2011
24 posts
forrest through the trees: Tax Equity for... →
forrestthroughthetrees:
Before I put up a more policy-oriented post centered around wind’s expiring production tax credit (PTC), here’s my attempt at a quick and dirty breakdown of this Bloomberg white paper — “The Return - and Returns - of Tax Equity for U.S. Renewable Projects” — focused primarily on the historical demand for tax equity and its various structures.
lenxo dizzle: Mathmagical! →
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Just a list of cool little mathematical tricks and other cool things I wanted to make.
Every number divisible by three (to give whole numbers) has a digit sum that is a multiple of 3. Eg. 186/3=62 (1+8+6=15, 15/3=5 and 1+5=6, 6/3=2) For dividing by four the last…
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forrest through the trees: Potential Partnerships... →
forrestthroughthetrees:
Greenstart, the San Francisco-based incubator set on helping 500+ commercially viable cleantech start-ups over the next decade, just concluded its inaugural incubation period. As the accelerator works to grow its class size and track towards that ambitious goal, now seems a good time to explore how regional partnerships might affect greater cleantech innovation by...
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But, as with the normal life, one finds that every... →
You're a millennial, aren't u?
dhunt26: I don't think I agree with you. Wyden was rather slimy when it came to the Public Option. From a lot of things I've been reading, he'd tell the press one thing and talk to the GOP in another way that was very pro-insurance corporations. He worked to kill the Public Option. But hey, you know, he just has campaign money to raise. I'm sure the insurance corporations love him.
dhunt26: You're welcome to your ignorance. Would be nice if u didn't inflict it on others though.
lltrix: Really? Where is my post ignorant?
dhunt26: starting around the words 'I think' right up until the end there.
lltrix: Go fuck yourself then.
Doremus Jessup 2.0: lol! That's not a very strong argument. :)
dhunt26: You're a millennial, aren't u?
lltrix: I'm far olde than you think. I just find your comments rude.
dhunt26: and i find yours ignorant. what a match we make, eh?
lltrix: Well, you haven't proven my comments ignorant. But you've proven yourself rude alright.
dhunt26: definitely a millennial.
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forrest through the trees: Interlocking Strategies... →
forrestthroughthetrees:
These four strategies — unifying stakeholders with an overarching focus economic development; employing financial mechanisms to attract a parade of private investors; innovating for improved performance and reduced costs; enacting consistent energy policy — combine to form a holistic approach…
Put a lot of time into this one, if you’re looking for some light...
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