Archive for August, 2009
by Osha Gray Davidson
The cermonial urban-turbine installation.indigo12west.comTwo weeks ago in Portland, Oregon, a new 23-story building added something you don’t usually see in an urban setting: a series of four Skystream wind turbines, with a total capacity of 9.6kW.
There are several reasons why wind turbines are a rarity atop highrises—beyond the obvious one: our […]
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by Agence France-Presse
SYDNEY - A major oil spill at a drilling rig off Australia’s northwest coast will take at least seven weeks to contain, authorities said Monday.
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said a Hercules aircraft spraying dispersant helped reduce an oil slick that at one point stretched eight nautical miles (12 miles) but […]
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These fresh, seasonal ideas are just right for dinner tonight. Slide 1 of 21 Fresh Corn and Chicken Chowder Filled with fresh, seasonal produce, this chowder recipe is warm-weather comfort food at its finest. Related Links These fresh salads are anything
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by Kate Sheppard
Mayor John FettermanPhoto: The Cap SolutionJohn Fetterman is not easy to miss. He’s 6’8”, 325 pounds, and usually dressed in a black work shirt and boots. He sports two large tattoos on his forearms, a shaved head, and a goatee. You might mistake him for a steelworker at first glance, but he’s […]
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Pure and simple, these Better Homes and Gardens favorites are recipes you’ll want to share, hand down, make again and again, and save in your recipe box.
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by Ryan Avent
This post originally appeared on Streetsblog DC.
This is the big problem with Ed Glaeser’s New York Times posts purporting to analyze the costs and benefits of a high speed rail system.
Despite Glaeser’s acknowledgment that his “back-of-the-envelope calculation” doesn’t “[represent] a complete evaluation of any actual proposed route,” the posts are sure […]
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Let your friends and neighbors know which dog breed is best by carving a Halloween pumpkin that looks like your favorite canine. Stencil designs by Diane Starkey Slide 1 of 29 Happy Howloween! Your dog is the best dog in the world, right? So show the
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by David Roberts
Things are pretty grim among progressives these days, what with health care bogging down and climate legislation on indefinite delay; right wing crazies everywhere and Blue Dogs intransigent; the organized coalition that brought Obama to office fractured and ineffective. Disillusionment is in the air.
In response, on listservs and private conversations, I’m hearing […]
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Pure and simple, these Better Homes and Gardens favorites are recipes you’ll want to share, hand down, make again and again, and save in your recipe box.
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