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Fan Film Podcast Debuts Episode 11 May 15, 2008 Until a month ago, FCT was flying well below the radar. I spent about a year only posting once a month with updates on how writing Homemade Hollywood was going—and that was it. While FCT was MIA, however, a new source of fan film news came along—The Fan Film Podcast—and it’s a lot of fun.

This week’s issue of Crain’s profiles a number of New York City restaurants that have implemented sustainable initiatives across their facilities and operations. It’s significant that as mainstream a publication as Crain’s is noting local eateries joining the green movement, but the press comes with good reason.

I saw this posted yesterday somewhere but when I got to it, the YouTube linkage was dead. So here it is, produced by Green Lantern. Both Cory and Charles go in! I remember people either feeling Hamilton or calling him overrated when I posted his Power106 Freestyle. Good looks Matt!

Case Study: Turning the Tides into Electricity Photo by Graham Murdoch New York City hopes to generate enough power for 8,000 homes with underwater turbines Traditionally, New Yorkers have considered the East River—alongside pigeons and trash—an indelible part of the landscape, better off overlooked.

Is there anything better than eating the best vegan cupcakes and brownie/icing sandwiches on earth while sporting an eco/poly-blend Tshirt about cupcakes from Partybots? I think not. Reconstructed vest by This Old Thing?.

375 Pearl Street stands at the base of the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge and has been primarily a telephone switching center, most recently for Verizon, since it opened in 1975 to uniformly negative architectural reviews.

Taken on our quick trip to New York last week. All around this shop was hustle bustle go. But this one was locked up tight. Probably a sad story behind that gate. o ShareThis © 2008 Armstrong Media, LLC. All rights reserved. No republishing without permission.

HYmini Hand-held Windmill Generator/Portable Charger Link: HYmini HYmini The HYmini is not a fan, but a windmill which converts wind power into electrical engery and stores it in the internal rechargeable battery.  The wind has to be at least 9 mph.  When the wind is fast enough, a

Who  do you think claims to be the first one to mass produce an electric car by 2010?  Is it Toyota? Or maybe Honda? Could it be GM? Perhaps Ford? Well, according to the New York Times it’s neither one. The Times report that Nissan Motor Company has announced to have an electric car on the roads by 2010.

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