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Water's fine, but what about a comparison?
Tue, Jun 15 2010 at 10:19 PM
So, it's evident the stuff works barely as well as water. But how's it do against another detergent? I'd like to see some footage of that.
Branded
Wed, Jun 02 2010 at 10:54 AM
Many building owners only want the green certification for use of the brand. Somehow, the peace of mind and long term savings are a bi-product of being 'perceived' as environmentally conscious.
That works well enough for me, so long as they keep up on the operations and maintenance once the LEED emblem is mounted at their entrance.
It's nice to see there's a foreseen spike in green building. It's also great to see so many people going the way of LEED Operations + Maintenance and re-tooling existing buildings instead of building brand new commercial spaces.
Oh boy..
Wed, Jun 02 2010 at 10:39 AM
Eek, Microsoft!
Taking over a restaurant to promote an OS is a little desperate, no?
First Google "limits" their employees to using only Linux and Apple operating systems, now Microsoft is trying to win over Taiwan with Electronic Beancurd!
Microsoft could benefit from a Bill Gates takeover. Steve Ballard doesn't get it.
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Colby Pash
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Colby has spent his life building, improving and maintaining homes, buildings, brownfields and the like. In 2007, he took his hands-on experience and passion for sustainability to new heights by earning the LEED AP distinction from the U.S. Green Building Council. He was a project facilitator and construction manager on LEED New Construction projects in Texas before hanging up his neckties to focus on improving the state of his immediate surroundings. He is a member of the USGBC and the Sierra Club. Additionally, he has a Bachelor's in English from the University of Iowa. He calls Denver home and spends his free time hiking the Rocky Mountains, kickin' it with his trusty pooch, Beau, and riding his bicycle on Denver's fantastic city trails.
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