Atom containers are the perfect solution to storing your atoms. The Atom Container Project (a side project of mine) has just released the Alpha Series.

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GREEN FUSE FILMS’ current documentary project, “Exploring Origami (working title)”, will illuminate the beauty, complexity and powerful duality of origami in the 21st century, and the unexpected lives it shapes. Viewers will travel far beyond conventional child’s craft to discover unforeseen directions in origami that decidedly blur the line between dizzying science and dazzling art.

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If you do download the song, give it a listen and let me know what you think. For me the song is good, but not great, especially as a lead off single for an album. It has a classic Springsteen and E-Street Band sound, but does not hit me like a rockin’ track. To me, it’s more of an album track. Although, Clarence Clemons sax playing while brief is delicious.

‘Radio Nowhere’ is the first single from the upcoming album ‘Magic’, which is to be released on October 15.

‘Magic’ Song Titles:
1. Radio Nowhere
2. You’ll Be Comin’ Down
3. Livin’ in the Future
4. Your Own Worst Enemy
5. Gypsy Biker
6. Girls in Their Summer Clothes
7. I’ll Work for Your Love
8. Magic
9. Last to Die
10. Long Walk Home
11. Devil’s Arcade

‘Magic’ is the first new studio album by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band since 2002’s GRAMMY Award-winning, multi-platinum, number one album ‘The Rising’ (Columbia Records), which was also produced by O’Brien.

Bruce Springsteen’s longtime manager Jon Landau said, “‘Magic’ is a high energy rock CD. It’s light on its feet, incredibly well played by Bruce and the members of the E Street Band, and, as always, has plenty to say. It’s also immensely entertaining. ‘Magic’ is the third collaboration between Bruce and Brendan O’Brien and is a culmination of their very productive creative relationship.”

This looks like a wild recipe – Pancake Soup from Delicious Days.

PepsiCo now leads the following lists:

The Top 25 list, which recognizes the nation’s largest purchasers of green power. EPA partners are buying more than 8.9 billion kilowatt-hours kWh of green power annually, an increase of nearly 425% since the end of 2004.

EPA’s Fortune 500 Challenge, launched in late 2006, focuses on the collective green power purchases of eligible Fortune 500 companies with a goal of a combined total of more than five billion kWh of green power by the end of 2007. Johnson & Johnson, Nike and Applied Materials also moved up in the challenge as a result of increased purchases, and Baxter Health Care corporate headquarters found its first ranking in the challenge.

The new “100 Percent Green Power Purchaser” list, which features organizations that are buying enough green power to meet 100 percent of their organization-wide purchased electricity use. This list includes more than 300 partner organizations demonstrating environmental leadership — from the largest corporations and government entities, down to some of the smallest organizations and businesses in the United States.

On April 26, when the shareholders of French food giant Danone congregate in Paris for their annual meeting, they will have a unique proposal to consider: setting up a mutual fund to channel investment into Danone’s nonprofit social ventures in developing countries.

Unlike Danone’s regular business units – which produce yogurt, water, and cookies – the ones receiving investments through the proposed new fund, to be called “danone.communities,” will aim for “maximization of social objectives and not that of profit,” according to the proposed resolution.

Danone initially hopes to raise $135 million and promises it will return a guaranteed rate comparable to a money-market account – about 3% to 4% annually, says Emmanuel Faber, Danone’s president of Asia-Pacific operations and the brains behind the project. The company’s management says it is confident the measure will pass. The fund is to be managed separately by bank Crédit Agricole, and be open to the French public as well as institutional investors.

Kudos to Danone.

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