\nI am definitely curious to know what Yahoo Research wants to get into<\/a>, not only because Yahoo! Research Berkeley<\/a> is only a couple blocks away from my office but because I know a number of bright folks working there.\n<\/p>\n \nGroup shines light on conservation measures - Catholic Online<\/a>:\n<\/p>\n \nThe year following Katrina has been a slow-motion catastrophe<\/a>:\n<\/p>\n \nI enjoyed the film Yi Yi<\/a> a lot and look forward to seeing the new Criterion Collection edition<\/a> of the film: Getting the DVD Transfer Right the Second Time Around - New York Times<\/a>. Will Netflix<\/a> carry the new edition?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I am definitely curious to know what Yahoo Research wants to get into, not only because Yahoo! Research Berkeley is only a couple blocks away from my office but because I know a number of bright folks working there. Group … Continue reading Interfaith Power & Light, active in 21 states
\nand the District of Columbia, works at educating churches and their
\nmembers about how to make a dent in global warming. It's part of the
\norganization's way of caring for God's creation, and the work is done
\non many fronts. <\/ul>\n Indeed, Katrina's aftermath has not proved that
\ncongressional Republicans are devoid of empathy, but rather that they
\nreserve it for states run by former party chairmen. As of late spring,
\nMississippi Governor Haley Barbour had wheedled his old friends in
\nWashington into giving his constituents roughly the same sized block
\ngrant as received by Louisiana--even though Louisiana suffered more
\nthan three times the number of seriously damaged homes and lost one
\nmore major city than its easterly neighbor. The Democrats, meanwhile,
\nhave been disappointingly silent, preferring to focus on GOP
\nincompetence abroad rather than at home. <\/ul>\n