532 RSS Readers for GreenM3, Thanks

I just broke the 500 mark for RSS Readers, hitting 532.  Here is graph over the past 10 months.

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Thanks to this blog I have been able to share interesting Green Data Center information and connect with great people around the world.

Google Search drives a lot of my traffic, and I am constantly amazed at how my search results show up.

My latest wow. Below is a search on WSJ’s “six products, six carbon footprint.” Most likely google’d by the author or content editor at WSJ.

I beat the WSJ when I wrote about their article. :-)

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Thanks for adding www.greenm3.com to your RSS readers.

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Who is Reading Green Data Center Blog? v2

Two months ago i went through my web metrics to see who is reading Green data Center Blog.  My old post is here.

Here is my latest list  of top 25 companies visiting my blog based web traffic from Sept 6 - Oct 6, 2008, based on visits from within their enterprise network location.

  1. Microsoft
  2. HP
  3. Accenture
  4. APC
  5. Cisco
  6. Liebert
  7. Google
  8. Sun Microsystems
  9. Edelman PR
  10. Intel
  11. Dell
  12. Avanade
  13. VMware
  14. IBM
  15. Savvis
  16. Waggener Edstrom
  17. Level 3 Communications
  18. Lockheed Martin
  19. GE
  20. T-Moblie USA
  21. Xerox
  22. NTT
  23. UPS
  24. Amazon.com
  25. Georgia Institute of Technology

Another interesting list is the top 25 countries.

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Oops, Not the Right “Christian”

Saw a user hit my blog entry about Christian Belady’s data center opinions from 10 years ago.

Curious, I wanted to see what the user was searching for.

Oops, they were were searching for “Christianity 10 years ago” and my blog entry showed up.

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The interesting thing is there is a Christian Data Center entry.

The Christian Interactive Network has followed that vision to secure God’s data and ministry networks. Protecting God’s people and the Gospel from the digital warfare we face today.


From the early days of the Christian Interactive Network, in 1992, we have had a burden to provide a Christ-centered approach to harnessing technology and the interactive “online” world for Christian ministries, churches and organizations. We have watched as many well-intentioned organizations, while spending in excess of one-hundred and eighty million dollars, have failed to succeed according to ’their’ plans! We’ve (collectively the Christian providers) spent too much time concentrating on the ‘uniforms’ we’re wearing, instead of how we can work together for Christ’s sake!

And they have built a Tier 2 data center to house the church’s data.

CIN has been blessed with the ability to occupy a portion of the former Humana Cypress Creek Hospital, which has recently commenced renovation in to one of the nations leading Christian Resource Centers. This Category 5 facility is equipped with generator, filtered / redundant power, filtered air-conditioning and multiple fiber-paths for a true Tier Two level data-center.


Ministry partners will be able to take advantage of world-class firewall and intrusion-detection technologies and the best in security and data storage.


CIN is building a secure data-center much like Nehemiah did when he built the walls and gates to protect the city of Jerusalem. The current facility and improvements represent an initial cost in excess of four million dollars. However, we must raise an additional balance of approximately six hundred and fifty thousand dollars by October, 2006 in order to complete Phase I of the Nehemiah Project. We believe God is raising up individuals, corporations and foundations to accomplish this goal. Pray about how you can participate and be part of this exciting project.

Good thing the Christian Interactive Network does not know a church was demolished by a developer to make room for Google’s data center.

The notion of Google demolishing a church to make way for a data center makes for a spicy headline, and may be seized upon by some who are skeptical of the company’s “do no evil” motto. The church actually sold the property to the local economic development corporation - all before Google was in the picture.

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