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...River Basin. New transmission lines, like the $6 billion Frontier Line, will carry electricity from the coalfields of Wyoming to consumers in California. Peabody Energy, the nation's largest coal company, with 2005 sales of $4.6 billion, up 28%, and earnings of $423 million, up 140%, is in acquisition mode worldwide. The Bush Administration has put down its own $2 billion bet, largely by pursuing FutureGen, a next-generation coal- fired plant promising near zero pollution emissions--all in the hope of making the nation less oil dependent...
...We’ve been following the developments of the DSP,” said Harvard’s senior director of federal and state relations, Kevin Casey. “As of right now I don’t believe that we are in the actual decision-making mode. We are still in the information-gathering mode.”Casey also said the University had certain concerns as to just how helpful the new program would be. The DSP requires that foreign factories under contract with licensed producers devote at least 50 percent of their yearly output...
Meanwhile, most big-market indies say they will have high-definition digital radio soon. Podcasting, or on-demand radio, is also in the works. What's more, owners like WMVY's Gallagher, realizing that radio is heading into a user-controlled, I-want-it-now mode, view the Internet as a potential cash machine whose raw materials will be deep program catalogs, as well as syndication, replay and on-demand rights. "Right now, it's a long-term play, but we're betting that it turns into our meal ticket," says Gallagher...
...started to wish there were café culture in Cambridge.The ability to slow down, do something that seemed frivolous (like studying Modern Greek), and watch the world go by is one that I took for granted. I, and probably most Harvard students, spend so much time in goal-oriented mode that we miss out on the chance to reevaluate our plans, take risks, or just enjoy the fact that at twentysomething, we have relatively few responsibilities. The Parthenon became a very literal representation of this realization. Almost everyday after work I would look up at the Acropolis and tell myself...
...shows have different formats. (Helpful mnemonic: the one with 30 in the title is half an hour; the one with 60, an hour.) They have different tones: 30 Rock lampoons all its characters, even Liz, while Sorkin, as Michaels says with understatement, "tends to write in a more heroic mode." It's not a zero-sum game; as Reilly notes, "If these were two cop shows, we wouldn't even be having this conversation." On the other hand, come on. Any person not employed by GE is reasonably going to ask whether he or she wants to watch both shows...