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Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by Laser OP

Laser OP — Sat, 15 May 2010 05:26:15 +0000

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Comment on Precious commodities, world is running out of resources by John Kelvin Pendrey

John Kelvin Pendrey — Fri, 14 May 2010 18:46:32 +0000

We have not even scratched the surface of Earths resources, There are huge oceans of Water and oil that are laid all around the globe. Imagine Australia for instane having a basin miles deep of caverns full of water and oil. The Sahara is an ocean of resources just as the rest of Africa is. Mans problem is that he has not a clue as to how to go about sourcing any of it. Consider the mountainouse area of Asia from Afghanistan to Japan. Those valleys are full to the brim of coal ,oil and water. Why do you think that the huge rivers of India, China,S,America and Russia still have the volume of excess water that those rivers do not sink into the ground and stop five miles after the Amazon commences in the western mountains. The ground is so full of water and oil that their is no where for it to sink !. The cetral core of the earth is compacte to hundreds of times the entire size of it.s external measurement and it is metals,minerals and chemicals. A black hole of resources.

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by James

James — Thu, 13 May 2010 11:06:58 +0000

Bill – whatever happened to the solar power generator using parabolic petals to concentrate sunlight on a stirling engine generator? In the talk you gave on TED in 2003 you said that the petals used inexpensive microprocessors and brushless stepper motors to track the sun on their own. No human intervention was required. The engine, and perhaps the tracking system also, was designed using genetic algorithms. It looked really great and the idea was fantastic. So whatever happened to it? Would be really interested to know – thanks

Comment on eSolar Launches Power Plant by eds

eds — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 05:39:50 +0000

How can the software be SO expensive? it is just a bunch of mirrors pointing from A to B, a little bit of maths and trigo, then use these same equations for 24000 locations…

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by Eric Keosky-Smith

Eric Keosky-Smith — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 21:52:19 +0000

Just stumbled across this Bill – what a great quick read on so many incredible ideas and statements …. have had to bookmark it so I can come back and dive deep over the weekend! Best of luck with TweetUp too!

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by Joyce Creiger

Joyce Creiger — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 14:57:54 +0000

Loved the 100 tweet idea, it gave a great sense of the conference and the ability to tap into specific topics of interest. I’ve never attended any of the conferences but have follow TED for several years. I’m a big fan of twitter and have 6 twitter accounts with thousands of followers. I’m interested in the tweetup idea, I think it sounds amazing and have already signed up for one of my twitter accounts and wanted to sign up for the others but couldn’t figure that out. I’m a pioneer in the art business with a 38 years old art consulting business and would love to talk to you about a revolutionary concept I have and would like to initiate.

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by Charles Q. Tran

Charles Q. Tran — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 08:06:49 +0000

Picasa was the best digital photo organizer for the PC that was widely reviewed as the best product on that platform. Lifescape Solutions was acquired by Google in 2004.
As of today, Picasa is still the best in its own class. Nevertherless, Picasa is in passive mode and disappear from market. Having worked in the field, it’s given me insight into is the balancing act the Google and customers are facing. I understand what Picasa and strategic partners need and how to uncover those needs in a highly competitive market.
2010 is a very strategic time for Google with a rare opportunity to capture new customers, expand market share and significantly improve profitability. I do have a simple business plan to take Picasa to the next level.
Google is a big company and I do hope you can lead me to a right Picasa within Google. I will not let you down.
Respectfully yours;

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by frieda

frieda — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:04:52 +0000

Enjoyed watching your interview on Business Insider.

Comment on eSolar Launches Power Plant by Harold Scheinhaus

Harold Scheinhaus — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 14:04:02 +0000

Very great, and contributory.

Comment on TED 2010 in 100 Tweets by links for 2010-02-17 — contentious.com

links for 2010-02-17 — contentious.com — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:01:00 +0000

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