Apr132010
Puma Creates a Clever Little Bag
Thanks, Todd!
Sep42009
Shady’s Back
Guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back…
Craw4d is back in action, Jackson. I plan on getting this show back on the road. The summer is virtually over – I’m still busy as hell – but I still love this movement I’m part of…
So let’s get it on
Jun252009
Clean Energy Bill Needs Our Support
Clean energy bill needs our support
Any moment now, the House will be voting on the boldest attempt to rethink how we produce and use energy in this country. The bill’s passage is not assured. Call your Representative today.
- Call 877-9-REPOWER (877-9-737-6937) and we’ll connect you to your Representative right after providing you with talking points. (We’re expecting high call volume, and if you are unable to be connected please use our secondary line, 866-590-0971.)
- When connected to your Representative’s office, just remember to tell them your name, that you’re a voter, and that you live in their district. Then ask them to “vote ‘yes’ on comprehensive clean energy legislation.”
- Then, report the call below so we can coordinate the campaign
via Repower.org
May292009
Whale Wars Season 2 Preview
Okay – I still don’t know about this show. Sure – they’re trying to stop whaling – but the vigilante justice isn’t exactly my thing. Check out the preview for Season 2 which starts on June 5th on Animal Planet.
May282009
Chu Offers Common Sense Approach to Climate Change
Paint it white. White roofs and pale roads will reflect the heat. Seems so simple, doesn’t it? Energy Secretary Steven Chu says that taking these measures would have the same affect as removing every car in the world off the road for 11 years.
I think this is decent idea – it makes a lot of sense – the rays go right back up to the sky rather than soaking in and creating more energy use. I highly doubt most homeowners associations would allow it. If you had a flat roof on a building – then by all means – go for it. You’re throwing your money away if you don’t. Here’s a metal roof on a house rather than traditional shingles. Doesn’t look too bad to me…
Feb62009
BOBO Wrap Winner!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ARLENE FROM THE GREAT STATE OF WASHINGTON!
What is a BOBO Wrap you ask? Well, hopefully you just watched the video above on some of the different ways you can use a BOBO. A BOBO Wrap is the earth friendly art of wrapping with fabric. These are perfect for wrapping those sexy gifts for Valentine’s Day…
Eco-Luxe: A multi-purpose reusable accessory that is also ultra-stylish and luxurious.
User Friendly: If you can tie your shoes you can tie a wrapping scarf. In Asia, children traditionally use wrapping scarves to wrap their lunch for school.
More Convenient: No scissors, tape or other tools needed.
Multifunctioning: The wrapping scarf can wrap wine bottles, stacks of paper or a packed lunch, as easily as it can wrap gifts.
A Custom Fit: Unlike bags, the wrapping scarf adapts itself to the size and shape of the object being wrapped to create a custom fit.
Great for Small Motor Skills: Asians are famous for their dexterity with their hands. Many consider the wrapping scarf along with chopsticks to be key factors in helping develop small motor skills in children.
Sustainable: BOBO Wrapping Scarves are made in the USA in fully inspected facilities. Instead of using virgin materials to create new fabric, BOBOs are made from carefully selected fabrics that already exist in the world.
