bein' green

If, in the future, you should require the services of a LEED Accredited Professional - as certified by the U.S. Green Building Council, naturally - for any of your marine biology needs, feel free to give me a call.  I just passed my exam this morning.

[UPDATE:  See?  Here's the proof.]

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michellemybelle
Awesome! There's a LEED certified restaurant in my building and it's really neat (tasty food, too). I try to patronize them as much as my wallet will allow. Is this tied into your job at all, or is this something you're adding to your repetoire?
crankypants
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wow, congrats!
Ben
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Congratulations! Thanks for doing your part.
michellemybelle
Oh, I just reread it...now my question is: How does this tie into marine biology? What can you do with your certification?
hotrod
I've never seen a LEED restaurant - didn't even realize the concept existed, actually. I'd try to eat there as much as the budget allowed as well. My company asked me to do this, but I wanted to as well. It worked out well this way, by which I mean - they paid for the test.

And thanks, everybody. This is a big load off. I've been minorly stressed about it all week and majorly stressed over the last twenty-four hours.
hotrod
Oh, I'm sure there are lots of things I can do....
michellemybelle
Here's the link to the place. So far there's just a few locations, but it would be great if they took off - or inspired others to do it because it's clearly very successful.
Jodi
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Nice work young man.
Vanna
Congrats! Now there is simply no reason not to move to Pittsburgh. (For those unawares, we are the green building capital of the U.S. Most of the time. Sometimes we are #2).
akaijen
woohoo!

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