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@CASUDI we had some intermittent strong t-storms today. Of course, I pulled up to my place in the middle of an intense one with hail.6:46 PM Nov 7th from UberTwitter in reply to CASUDI
MV Yakima approaches Lopez dock as blue sky transitions to stormy @casudi @chrisrbrown http://pic.gd/6bac271:03 PM Nov 7th from UberTwitter
@fuzheado wonder if some of that eventually makes its way to US west coast...I'm guessing yes.12:45 PM Nov 7th from UberTwitter in reply to fuzheado
Surprising blue skies & sunshine onboard Orcas ferry - ride up from Seattle very wet and stormy.12:26 PM Nov 7th from UberTwitter
@LAYoder have a safe flight home!11:57 AM Nov 7th from UberTwitter in reply to LAYoder
RT @Herbguy: For anyone with late-night munchies, here was tonight's MAKIN BACON MENU http://pic.gd/28c489 (YUM! Seattle area Herbfarm)1:54 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
@mark_e_evans ...no shortage of skeptics that see ccs as a means to further the use of coal. (i don't subscribe to this theory)1:50 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to mark_e_evans
@mark_e_evans have a look here. http://bit.ly/15rNs9CCS leakage is generally cited as a risk in that the co2 simply gets re-released...1:49 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to mark_e_evans
@mark_e_evans do you mean earthquake dangers? I think more often associated with geothermal rather than ccs1:21 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to mark_e_evans
Goma Journal - Deadly Gas Flows Add to a Lake’s List of Perils - NYTimes.com http://bit.ly/3KRxFs1:12 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
China’s New Engagement in the International System - In the Ring, but Punching Below its Weight from @amprog http://bit.ly/1Vn7512:59 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
@pdenlinger several people have told me the book is a great read too- i will likely see film first though12:50 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to pdenlinger
China U.S. Dispute Over Raw Materials. Rare Earths Key. CN Law Blog (@danharris) http://bit.ly/1Xx8tq [backgrounder to Resource Nationalism]12:48 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
The Museum of Lost Wonder- [need to bookmark this for next endless concall..terrific illustraions] http://bit.ly/4nuX5212:42 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
Hindery Report on Effective Unemployment: 19.2% - The Washington Note http://bit.ly/4wXd8912:24 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
@pdenlinger @ge_anderson also c @nelderini 's excellent piece: why efficiency is 'winner' in renewables vs fossil fuels http://bit.ly/1kGEwZ12:19 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to pdenlinger
@pdenlinger @ge_anderson so often in quest for alignment of technology, infrastructure & social engineering....the last one is the 'gotcha'12:17 AM Nov 7th from TweetDeck in reply to pdenlinger
Winner in Contest Involving Space Elevator http://bit.ly/1IhEov @mlaine @raykwong12:10 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
The Underdevelopment of 1.8MM - migrant children education in China http://bit.ly/19tLP3 h/t @ellachou12:01 AM Nov 7th from bit.ly
Beware Sand Hill Road - Entrepreneurialism in China is going local. from @rfannin via Forbes.com http://bit.ly/Zu26P11:32 PM Nov 6th from bit.ly

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Name Alexander U Conrad
Location Beijing-Seattle-Orcas Island
Web http://bit.ly/FQkDK
Bio International Energy and Cleantech Professional. Interests: Energy, food, water and foreign policy, China, Brazil, Developing World. Tennis and cycling fan.

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