Look at This - Episode 17

Videos are just rolling out of the Postgreen office lately and while our quality hasn’t improved noticeably yet, we have some stuff in the works that will impress (if you are easily impressed). That said, blog posts have not exactly been coming at the same pace. Hopefully we can pull ourselves away from Final Cut long enough to remedy that. Until then, look at this . . .

• Off-shore drilling is the gas crisis penicillin according to some and the harbinger of the apocolypse according to others, but what is the real, unspun deal? I’m not sure if this post on drilling answers that question, but it is definitely part of the conversation.
• It’s a little late for this years crop of concentious college-bounds, but those looking into schools whose green fervor matches their own now have an excellent resource. Pick up a copy of Princeton Review’s list and see if your future alma mater cares about anything other that corporate gifts and winning football teams.
• A cool house with a cool name, but the Alley House is not for those of us scraping change out of the couch for our next dozen organic eggs. Unlike most things in alleys (trash cans, rats, Hobo Steve) this is one of those beautiful things to look at, admire, steal ideas from and, at all costs, avoid touching (I can hear my mother now . . . “no touching. That stuff’s expensive.”). Wow, alleys in Seattle are way nicer than the ones we have in Philly.
• You know how single malt scotches come from a single batch, no blending, no mixing (mmmm . . . scotch)? Well, this is the furniture equivalent and I want one . . . no rocks, just a splash of water.
• More on the whole drilling question, but this one is funny and depressing.

I actually have more links but I don’t want to overwhelm you. I’ll just stockpile them for next time . . . as if my links were oil and I wanted to make a higher profit by creating artificial scarcity . . . but that would be crazy . . . you’d never buy it . . . you’d revolt . . . wouldn’t you?