From the google blog: Soon we plan to begin installation of 1.6 megawatts of solar photovoltaic panels at our Mountain View campus. This project will be the largest solar installation on any corporate campus in the U.S., and we think it’s one of the largest on any corporate site in the world. The panels will […]
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The photo above is not a river. It’s an exit ramp off I-45 in Houston. So it’s a little wet here in the Bayou City today. It’s been raining pretty hard for a couple days and has caused some pretty bad flooding near the city. We left work a little early today to beat the […]
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[youtube]lRRDzFROMx0[/youtube] Wally Wallington, of Flint Michigan, is a pretty clever man. Using mere levers and counter-weights he has moved some staggering weights (including moving an entire pole-barn about 300 feet). My favorite quote from Wally “Gravity is my favorite tool.” I love seeing examples of people who have accomplished amazing things in such a simple, […]
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