GEORGE GREEN INTERVIEW PART 1

GEORGE GREEN career extends from military service in the USAF (where he encountered alien disk craft in a remote hangar at Edwards AFB), through "playing monopoly" in corporate banking and large-scale construction, to working closely with the Pleiadians and other benevolent intelligences to "wake people up" in preparation for coming changes. Very few people we have talked to have a span of personal experience - and contacts - which is this broad. As George describes, he "used to run around with the big boys". He was asked to build an enemy prisoner-of-war camp in downtown Las Vegas - he refused - and was asked to be Finance Chairman for the Carter campaign, but declined after it became clear to him that the ethics of many of the senior players were heavily compromised. Shortly after he turned down the offer, his loans were called in and he lost many millions of dollars as finance was removed from dozens of major construction projects. Undeterred, George rebuilt his world and is in direct contact with Pleiadian intelligences and other beings. He has devoted his life to spreading the word that all is not as it seems. His very important free e-book, Handbook for the New Paradigm, has been read by millions all over the world.

The Green Stuff (sorry for the off centered video)

inspire2act.blogspot.com I didn't realize that the camera was off centered. It bugs me a bit to watch it like this, but I wanted to share this message. I am talking about my green diet and my thoughts on the green stuff (aka money). Penni Shelton's page: realfoodtulsa.blogspot.com

Green investing: How to invest in eco-friendly companies

www.howdini.com Green investing: How to invest in eco-friendly companies If you want to do well by doing good, you may want to start with your stock portfolio. Bestselling personal finance author David Bach says there's lots of green to be made by investing in green companies. Keywords: green investing green investment

Jimmy Ricks & the Ravens - Green Eyes

The Ravens were an R&B vocal group. They were formed in 1945 by Jimmy Ricks and Warren Suttles. They were structurally similar to The Ink Spots, especially in their combination of high tenor (Maithe Marshall) and deep bass (Ricks), but their material was more varied, including elements of pop, jazz, R&B, and gospel styles. Although they had excellent lead tenors (Maithe Marshall, and later, Joe Van Loan), the Ravens primarily existed to showcase bass singer Jimmy "Ricky" Ricks. In this, they were so successful, that Ricks' voice became the standard against which every rhythm and blues bass was measured for the next generation. It is not an exaggeration to say that every aspiring rhythm and blues singer with a low voice wanted to sound like Ricks. His voice was so deep and rich, however, that few even came close; no one surpassed him. In spite of this, the Ravens had few chart hits, although they were very popular at appearances. The group's greatest successes were in the late 1940s, including covers of "Ol' Man River" (1947) and "Count Every Star" (1950). They had continued success into the 1950s, but Suttles left the group in 1954 and Ricks in 1955. The group continued on for some time thereafter, with various changes in personnel, but it was never as successful or influential as before. Ricks went on to a solo career, and was the vocalist for the Count Basie orchestra. He died on July 2, 1974. The Ravens were inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998.

ECCE Conference - Nils Kok (Maastricht University, UC Berkeley)

Green Building Finance and Investments: Practice, Policy and Research

Green (original song, ukulele)

Money doesn't grow on trees But what if it did? Think of all of those leaves Of green overhead What if they weren't leaves, But five and tens, instead? Fives and tens! I pick up a bunch of leaves And I head to the store The clerk does not believe I am sane anymore He just shakes his head And he points me toward the door Toward the door He wants money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money He wants money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money I sit up in my tree And it seems like it's the end It suddenly comes to me That this tree's my only friend So I ask if it could see It's way to loan to me ten? Loan me ten I actually asked a tree What was I thinking of? But then, my friend, the tree Gave itself a mighty shove And blossomed currency On its branches up above Up above It grew money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money It grew money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money

Go green get your loan NCTV7 Video Reuters

Go green get your loan

GREEN ECONOMY SPREADING IN CHINA CCTV News

A forum organized by the Beijing Municipal Finance Bureau, the National Energy Research Institute and the Beijing Green Finance Association was launched this morning in the nation's capital. Its aim is to promote sustainable development of the financial system. This list ranks the Chinese enterprises which have the best rewards for voluntary reductions in greenhouse gases. The measurement of their efforts is also known as the Panda standard. On top of the ranking, is China Everbright Bank. Dai Bing, general manager of credit card center of China Everbright Bank, said, "She says the new system is both an opportunity and a responsibility. A Green credit mechanism needs to be set up to promote a new mode of financing and create innovative financial carbon products." Many believe the new concept of "Buying carbon emission" credits should not rule out learning from other countries. According to Li Junfeng, Deputy director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, there is no country that can claim to be an example of a perfect attempt to reduce carbon emission. Li said, "The US with a population of 300 million utilizes 20 percent of the world's energy. Japan ranks 3rd or 4th in terms of energy consumption, and South Korea is also among the top ten on that list. None of these countries have realized true low carbon development. All of us are on the way, to be exact, at the starting line." Rounds of discussions are expected to be held by ...

ECO BIZ - ED KERSCHNER

Green investing with Ed Kerschner.

Dr Roxana Amiri (US Immigration Attorney) talks about H1B Visa and Green Card by ISTA at UCSD

Iranian STudent Association (ISTA) presents: A Talk By Dr. Roxana Amiri (Immigration Attorney) about H1B visa and Green Card. Dr. Amiri's Website: www.amirilaw.com Dr. Roxana Amiri, an immigration attorney, will talk about the common challenges and solutions associated with immigration and entrepreneurship following by a Q/A session. The rich academic and work experience of the guest speaker provides an opportunistic environment for the students to ask questions and listen to her brief talk. About Roxana Amiri: Roxana Amiri has obtained her Judicial Doctorate from Western State University, College of Law and she followed her degree by obtaining a LLM (Master in Law) from Boston University with emphasis in International Banking and Finance Law. Her undergraduate work was done at California State University of Northridge in CA and Sorbonne in Paris, Cambridge, England. She is a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association and is a member of "National Register's Who is Who in Executive and Professionals" as well. The French Consulate has her on their list of Immigration Attorneys as well."

Project Camelot Interviews George Green - Part 2 of 2

George Green: Messages for the Ground Crew Part 2 of 2 Spokane, Washington, April 2008 projectcamelot.org George Green's career extends from military service in the USAF (where he encountered alien disk craft in a remote hanger at Edwards AFB), through "playing monopoly" in corporate banking and large-scale construction, to working closely with the Pleiadians and other benevolent intelligences to "wake people up" in preparation for coming changes. Very few people we have talked to have a span of personal experience - and contacts - which is this broad. As George describes, he "used to run around with the big boys". He was asked to build an enemy prisoner-of-war camp in downtown Las Vegas - he refused - and was asked to be Finance Chairman for the Carter administration, but declined after it became clear to him that the ethics of many of the senior players were heavily compromised. Shortly after he turned down the offer, his loans were called in and he lost many millions of dollars as finance was removed from dozens of major construction projects. Undeterred, George rebuilt his world and is in direct contact with Pleiadian intelligences and other beings. He has devoted his life to spreading the word that all is not as it seems. His very important free e-book, Handbook for the New Paradigm, has been read by millions all over the world. George is a delight to listen to: relaxed, friendly and humorous. He has an extremely serious message: there is very little time left in ...

The Green Children - Hear Me Now

(C) 2009 Knightingale Entertainment/Spinside Records. Buy the song and 50% will go to Whole Planet Foundation. iTunes - www.itunes.com Written by The Green Children, Milla Sunde & Marlow Bevan. Director: Mark DeLong, Web: www.markdelong.com Filmed entirely in the rural villages of Bangladesh, this video features the real women borrowers of 'Grameen Bank', known as 'the bank for the poor'. See how small loans have changed their lives for the better. The video also features 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner Prof. Muhammad Yunus, whom we are very proud to be working with. Please help us raise awareness by sharing this video. Hear Me Now Lyrics... A scarf uncovers a smiling face That tells the story of a changing place She knows no greater wonder than what she's seen She bears a heart of secrets from where she's been, she says Hear me now Hear me now Hear me out, she cries See me now See me now See in me and I'll rise She's worked hard and achieved A new life's been received So much pride in her eyes She's thrown out her disguise She's got a chance to make it on her own Just one man gave hope to his home, he says Hear me now Hear me now Hear me out, he cries See her now See her now See in her and she'll rise She speaks unfamiliar words But so easily understood It's like a tone in her voice Reveals the power of choice She's so wonderful The way she holds herself She finally broke the spell You can tell Hear me now Hear me now Hear me out, she cries See me now See me now See in me ...