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When just updating the news isn't quite enough -- The ES editorial staff, columnists, and other friends of the magazine weigh in here with passing thoughts, a news item that deserves a boost, follow-up on articles in the magazine, and possibly the occasional rant.

See You in Chicago?

October 16, 2009

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Contact DatacenterDynamics and use the coder MCMAG for free entry. Tell them Kevin sent you.

Bunnies as BTU?

October 16, 2009

By Robert Beverly

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We've done some biomass coverage this year, and more is on the way in December. One of the things about biomass is that it's not right for every locale; usually,

Chick-fil-A Shines Brightly On a Rainy Day in Georgia

October 14, 2009

By Tim Fausch

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I fear we’ve lost our way. As businesspeople, we often react with such shocking shortsightedness that we fail to see into next year, maybe even into next week.

Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize

October 9, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Read about it on Twitter

New YouTube Video Presents Stunning Facts on Social Media

October 5, 2009

By Tim Fausch

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Back in March, I blogged about a fascinating YouTube video called “Did You Know?” and received a lot of feedback from visitors. They said that the video helped them think about change and put it into perspective.

The Perils of Short-Term Planning

October 2, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Data center managers focus on green IT, but too many neglect the metrics. Sound familiar?

Standard 189.1 coming soon

October 1, 2009

By Caroline Fritz

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Bugs On A Plane

September 25, 2009

By Robert Beverly

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(And possibly a better way to kill them.)

Eight Inspiring Business Tips

September 24, 2009

By Tim Fausch

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Today, I am encouraged and inspired. I am turning a deaf ear to the naysayers and a blind eye to the imagery of negativity. I see unlimited business opportunities. I am planning to succeed.

Is the Cloud Ready for Primetime

September 24, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Hardware is not the only barrier

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