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Jeffrey V. added the blog post 'Battery Life Breakthrough Could Increase Capacity by 800%'1 day ago
Jeffrey V. commented on the blog post Environmental Kid's Club Nov 18
Jeffrey V. added the blog post 'Environmental Kid's Club'Nov 17
Jeffrey V. joined the group 2008-9 A Bioneers YearNov 12
Jeffrey V. added the blog post 'The Climate Protection Campaign (Sonoma County, CA)'Nov 11
Jeffrey V. commented on the blog post City of Santa Fe considers putting solar panels on municipal buildings Nov 8

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Hometown:
Santa Fe, NM since 1989 - born in St. Paul, MN
Favorite Book:
The books of Robert Jordan

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Jeffrey V.

Battery Life Breakthrough Could Increase Capacity by 800%

photo A team of researchers at South Korea's Hanyung University led by professor Cho Jaephil, has claimed a… Continue

Posted on November 19, 2008 at 12:47pm — 1 Comment

Jeffrey V.

Environmental Kid's Club

photo credit EPA Thought this was an interesting site for kids. Also - Kids Be Green is a good educational website.

Posted on November 17, 2008 at 10:45am — 2 Comments

Jeffrey V.

The Climate Protection Campaign (Sonoma County, CA)

website The Climate Protection Campaign (Sonoma County, CA), has completed two years of exhaustive work that's resulted in a comprehensive Plan to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions 25% below 1990 leve… Continue

Posted on November 11, 2008 at 3:13pm —

Jeffrey V.

Spiral Water Filtration

photo credit Here's an affordable, energy-efficient alternative to traditional, membrane-based treatment systems.… Continue

Posted on November 3, 2008 at 1:06pm — 2 Comments

Jeffrey V.

City of Santa Fe considers putting solar panels on municipal buildings

photo credit - a home project Staci Matlock | The New Mexican 10/31/2008 The sun could provide about 90 percent of the electrical pow… Continue

Posted on November 1, 2008 at 9:25am — 3 Comments

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At 5:45am on September 29, 2008, Afriendof B said…
I've about given up on the idea of spurring a good conversation or any kind of action out of this group. I'll keep visiting and posting ideas and comments from time to time, but my energy is going more and more into local projects and other conversations. Depressing, because this seems like such a good forum for that kind of exploration.
At 6:05pm on September 25, 2008, Afriendof B said…
Hey Jeffery V,

Hope you don't mind that I snipe at you posts from time to time. I'm a bit of a contrarian. Love that you keep putting interesting things up there. Bothered that you get so few comments. Seems a bit facebooky to me.
At 3:36pm on July 16, 2008, Esther said…
Ah, the deep end always leaves plenty of room to swim around :) And, there are always lots of others out here--with whom to share the experience! Thanks for the welcome. I'm so glad to be here with you all.
At 10:21pm on July 13, 2008, Bonita said…
Im doing really good. I miss all of you guys though. sweety is really good still tiny haha as always and she is still super cute
At 8:05pm on July 2, 2008, Bonita said…
hi Jeffery i miss you mucho how is everything
At 10:41am on June 17, 2008, Gingeroo said…
and #1....Jeffrey?
At 7:16pm on April 29, 2008, Carolyn Merrick said…
Dear Jster,

Hey, someone just asked to be my friend on the Bioneers website. I had forgotten all about this. Do you use it at all/often? Perhaps I am too old to blog and IM?

Love, Carolyn
At 11:03am on January 18, 2008, Jeffrey V. said…
It hurts my heart just to think about this. Want to join "Cylons R Us" anonymous?
At 10:53am on January 18, 2008, Gingeroo said…
EEW. Wanna hear something gross? Scientists from the University of Minnesota have successfully created a beating heart in a lab. They used a process called "decellularization" in which the hearts were taken from newborn rats and stripped of their cells. The resulting non-living mass, called an extracellular matrix or ECM, contains no cells and therefore will not be rejected by its new owners. New muscle and endothelial cells are then injected into the ECM and stimulated electrically.

When will they realize we're supposed to Die?
At 12:26pm on December 10, 2007, Gingeroo said…
Did you know I saw jackrabbits, elk, coyotes and deer yesterday on my wildlife tour and extreme 4x4 adventure yesterday?

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