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Interview with Mark Kennedy by Victoria Derbyshire for BBC (2012. February, 25). – part 2
Video first part Interview with Mark Kennedy by Victoria Derbyshire for BBC (2012. February, 25). from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Kennedy_(police_officer) : “Mark Kennedy (born 7 July 1969, Camberwell, South London) (also known as Mark Ston…
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Interview with Mark Kennedy by Victoria Derbyshire for BBC (2012. February, 25). – part 1
Video second part Interview with Mark Kennedy by Victoria Derbyshire for BBC (2012. February, 25). from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Kennedy_(police_officer) : “Mark Kennedy (born 7 July 1969, Camberwell, South London) (also known as Mark Sto…
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![via gigaom.com "There are far more cell phones in India than there is access to sanitary toilets ??? about 600 million out of 1.2 billion Indians have ready access to a clean bathroom, while 800 million Indians have cell phones. [..] Chaturvedi???s id...](http://gle.ovo.kom.uni.st/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/cf0b3-media_httpgigaom2file_onjui-scaled1000.jpg "Poop Rewards: Cell phone minutes for sanitation ??? Cleantech News and Analysis")
Poop Rewards: Cell phone minutes for sanitation ??? Cleantech News and Analysis
via gigaom.com “There are far more cell phones in India than there is access to sanitary toilets ??? about 600 million out of 1.2 billion Indians have ready access to a clean bathroom, while 800 million Indians have cell phones. [..] Chaturvedi???s id…
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Northwestern University Researchers Create Breakthrough Batteries That Could Give EVs 500 Mile Range, 10 Minute Charge Time | Inhabitat – Green Design Will Save the World
via inhabitat.com “Researchers led by professor Harold Kung at Northwestern University have just developed a breakthrough battery technology that could allow electric cars to run 10 times longer and recharge 10 times quicker. The new lithium ion b…
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How our cloud does more with less
We’ve worked hard to reduce the amount of energy our services use. In fact, to provide you with Google products for a month—not just search, but Google+, Gmail, YouTube and everything else we have to offer—our servers use less energy per user than a light left on for three hours. And, because we’ve been a […]
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How our cloud does more with less
We’ve worked hard to reduce the amount of energy our services use. In fact, to provide you with Google products for a month—not just search, but Google+, Gmail, YouTube and everything else we have to offer—our servers use less energy per user than a light left on for three hours. And, because we’ve been a […]
