February Issue 2008

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Downtown CPR

By Jeff KohmstedtUnder (Miscellaneous)

It's hard to imagine what Newark, NJ, looked like in the 1960s, when race riots and police brutalit

California City Leads the Nation in Green Power

By Rick LaezmanUnder (Green Building)

In the quest for competitiveness in mainstream energy markets, higher costs continue to be a challen

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Broadband over Power Line Continues to Grow

(Systems)

By

Rick Laezman

February 2008

The capacity to innovate ensures longevity for any new technology; for example, broadband access continues to show its versatility and carve new inroads. READ MORE

MIT Students Power Supercomputer with Bicycles

(Miscellaneous)

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February 2008

According to Computerworld, a group of cyclists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) powered a supercomputer for nearly 20 minutes by pedaling, marking the lar READ MORE

Historic Makeovers: The Art of Renovating the Past

(Miscellaneous)

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John Paul Quinn

February 2008

If there is any major US city that is as knee-deep in history as it is in fairly regular hurricane-driven flood waters, it would have to be New Orleans, which makes it the log READ MORE

States Failing to Advance Interconnection for Renewable Power

(Green Building)

By

Rick Laezman

February 2008

Generating renewable power is only part of the equation; once electricity is captured from green sources, such as solar, wind and biomass, it has to be transmitted. READ MORE

APC Helps IT Professionals in Their Data Centers

(Systems)

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February 2008

APC, a global company that offers integrated critical power and cooling services, unveiled its new Efficiency Quotient online tool to help IT professionals worldwide determine READ MORE