Brian Gongol

The company hopes to raise $750 million in the stock market. Don't be surprised if it's over-subscribed. Stock jockeys are cuckoo for social-media companies right now, just like they were for the dot-com companies of ten years ago. The stock market is anything but rational.

The company thinks an ordinary household could cover half its power bill using $6000 worth of shingles

(Video) A kid who just learned to ride a bike thinks everyone else can do so, too


The party isn't in lock-step over the issue, despite the cartoonish characterization made of the party in the popular press

The Arbor Day Foundation (which obviously has a bias in favor of trees, but that's hardly a bad thing) has an online calculator that attemtps to estimate the value of a tree planted on a residential property, including the value of the pollution and the carbon dioxide the tree captures, as well as the stormwater it prevents from running off. Interesting stuff.