Industry leader says adopting solar energy is happening faster than expected DALLAS (Jan 30, 2012) – The accelerating growth worldwide of harvesting electricity from the sun with photovoltaic’s will require increased numbers of... »
MasterPlan Consulting does not share this problem.MasterPlan Consulting's Dallas Cothrum, the eyes and ears at Dallas City Hall for several energy companies interested in drilling in the city limits, is becoming quite prolific. Last week, we posted th... »
Depending on how you look at it, there’s good news, or fair-to-middling news for the Texas job market next year. Texas job growth in 2012 will reach about 2 percent for the third consecutive year, Federal Reserve Senior Economist Keith Phillips said Tu... »
With the season starting tomorrow, I wanted to update a blog post I did in 2010. In just the past 18 months the number of proposals for in-game entertainment have skyrocketed. It seems like every day I get a new proposal to invest in a company that is ... »
Alexander NhamMargarita's menudo: The original five-hour energy.Whenever I think of Mexican breakfast I default to breakfast tacos. But after a while they can get routine, and it feels like the cultural significance is diluted when you can get a break... »
(Sigh). Aaaah, Football. I have to admit I’ve never been a huge fan of any particular college or professional football team in the past, although … »
Photo by Taryn Walker A gas well in ArlingtonFor folks in Dallas, where the council-appointed gas drilling task force is running to stand still, or in Southlake, the subject of a recent cover story on towns grappling with urban drilling, this EPA repo... »
Stars come out flat in lethargic loss. The Dallas Stars came out with no energy Saturday afternoon at the American Airlines Center, losing 2-1 to the Colorado Avalanche. The loss dropped Dallas to 24-18-1, one point behind three teams for the eighth an... »
