How will utilities green up portfolios?; Power providers take first...

Well, I'm moving to this podunk patch. It's obviously a place where nobody has a job, nobody has any problems and there is all the time in the world to ponder the meaningless. Congratulations on catapulting yourselves into an instant joke around the world. Sheriff Andy and Barney, would be proud.

Hey! you leave Andy and Barney out of this!... LOL!

All in all, it's really not a bad move for Oregon and it's nice to see central Oregon moving towards the future of renewable energy. The next big evolution in business is energy and how to make it green without making such a big impact on the environment or ourselves. I hope that larger business will capitalize on the fact that Oregon has taken large strides in environmental issues and that alot of the technology may be coming from the northwest. What we need is someone who can make this clear to large business, that it will make sense to their bottom line. Business and the environment can live and grow together, invest on the "upfront" for an equitable and healthy future.

Prineville is prime for this kind of investment. Prineville being one the handful of sites that is classified a super" enterprise zone business should be beating down the door to open up shop there. But they haven’t because .... well if you really want to know that ... it’s going to have to for another day...