The adventures of Gary, Nic, Ginger and Dolley as they navigate life in a crazy world. They love sports, reading bed-time stories and of course, the Hokies.

 

Sam's Club stores highlight solar power | Green Tech - CNET News.com

Some days I feel like we (globally speaking) are never going to get where we need to be in terms of alternative energies. But then, I read something like this and I have a renewed sense of hope. Keep the faith my green buddies!

Broadband Internet Growth Plummets in Q2

Cable operators and phone companies signed up about half the number of subscribers in the second quarter of 2008 that they signed up during the same quarter in 2007. Twenty of the largest cable…

Instead of Bailing out Failed AIG, Bail out the American Public; Here's how!

@SEOSEM (Twitter pal) posted this link today and I couldn’t agree more! It sounds absurd (only because congress would never go for it) but it makes perfect sense. If you want to fix the economy, give the bailout money ($300,000 after taxes to every adult) to the American people and they’ll pay of debt, mortgages, cars, and then put money right back into the economy.

Hey! Go Elf Yourself, Pal!

I can’t WAIT for this site to come back online tomorrow. Hysterical!

Cruising For Cardboard Makes A Difference

From RecycleNRV.com:

Today, Ryan and I joined up with some dedicated volunteers for our 1st Annual Cardboard Cruise.  The holidays seem to leave us all with mounds and mounds of cardboard laying around, and we thought we’d take the opportunity to help out by providing a free cardboard pickup in the areas we will begin serving.  A group of dedicated volunteers - including Henry Showalter and his son Reece, Ryan’s wife Jeanne, and Gary Cope - braved wind gusts of nearly 60 mph and collected an amazing amount of cardboard … 600 lbs, in fact!  By recycling that material, we were able to save 2.7 cubic yards of landfill space and 13.8 gallons of oil.