What it will take in the biggest struggle of it all will be more entrepreneurial types to take up their purpose and structure their businesses in such a way as that they are ahead of the curve and affording other options to broadcasting “this is normal, this is normal, this is normal, this is normal” we in marketing in some senses are at the edge of this.

Marketers were used to sell the un-sustainable “american dream” per se, and Marketers will be used to sell the truths of sustainability, and the facts that we are all going to have to sacrifice our beliefs in our deserving or ensuring we have as a right the ability to take up and occupy land in such in-humane fashions.

The problem we have is that nobody sees the end game with regards to oil and our current lifestyles. The reality is we've been living like this for a century and its become the norm to just expect more homes be built, for cities to grow and eventually merge, because that's what has happened our whole lives. Every North American is brought up with the dream of having a spouse, kids, dog and a detached home with a big yard. So changing that mentality is going to be the biggest struggle.

09:00 is my belief in the truth of the matter of all things…

for jurisdictional governor govern in a fashion that does not allow them to give a damn about more than 5 years ahead from today.

you know i could go on about this issue for hours days books and tomes worth.

I once saw a sympatico.ca address on the label of a beer I was drinking and immediately reconsidered taking another gulp. If they were to cheap and/or lazy to spend a little time and/or money on a proper email address, did that translate into the brewing process as well?

Google Apps is another good option that gives you full email capabilities plus Docs, calendar, etc. To me, this is a better option than paying your host for email services – though it is a little trickier to set up.