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  Ormat 2nd Quarter Results

  08.13.07 | Permalink | Comments Off on Ormat 2nd Quarter Results

  Originally posted at Montara Energy Ventures. Last week Ormat reported results from the quarter: $84.1M in total revenue and $8.5M in net income. The quarter presented a good news/bad news scenario for investors. The good, electricity production is back on track after an earlier miss this year, revenue increased overall, and there are signs of […]

• Business, Politics

  $516,348 per U.S. household

  08.06.07 | Permalink | Comments Off on $516,348 per U.S. household

  If this article forwarded along by Lloyd is even half right, we’re in more trouble than we know… The federal government recorded a $1.3 trillion loss last year — far more than the official $248 billion deficit — when corporate-style accounting standards are used, a USA TODAY analysis shows. The loss reflects a continued deterioration […]

• Business, Commentary, Media

  I would like your input on how to improve this blog

  08.03.07 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  I’ve been blogging since 2004 (internal to Sun then) and externally since September, 2005. It’s been an interesting way to share among a community (most of whom I don’t personally know.) This blog has had stints of innovation, business, Ohio State football, politics, religion, humor, renewable energy, and rants – people seem to like the […]

• Business

  Don’t tickle me Elmo…

  08.02.07 | Permalink | 7 Comments

  Surprise! Is Right: Elmo is contaminated with lead. Fisher Price has recalled nearly 1 million toys produced by a Chinese manufacturer, for what? High levels of lead in the paint. Lead at low levels is a serious threat to the central nervous systems of infants and children. Learn more about lead poisoning here. This follows […]

• Business, Humor

  Email advertisement from 1977

  06.30.07 | Permalink | Comments Off on Email advertisement from 1977

  Via Ministry Of Tech: Click image to enlarge As it turns out, Honeywell was dead on, e-mail is a part of the office of the future. I doubt that Honeywell saw that the part they would play in this office is to regulate the temperature…More proof that even when you can see what will happen […]

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