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Tag Archives: earth
Christmas Dinner At Saybrook Point Inn
My lady and I have a nice little tradition going. We’ve been doing it for a few years now and it really seems to be working out rather well. What’s the tradition? Well, it’s basically avoiding the world during the … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends, Food & Drink, Travels, Winter
Tagged amazon, birds, camera, Christmas, christmas dinner, Connecticut, dessert, desserts, driveway, earth, Family, food, golf course, good food, google earth, grinch, hartford, Holidays, houses, neighbor, neighborhood, nice houses, old saybrook, old saybrook ct, restaurant, restaurants, saybrook point inn, shovel, snow, thanksgiving, thanksgiving dinner, tradition, tree, types of birds
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Visiting Essex Connecticut
A few nights ago, out of nowhere, I was bitten by something. I didn’t know what it was, but when I woke up, I wanted a boat. I guess I was bitten by the boat bug. This is horrible. I … Continue reading
Posted in Recreation, Summer, Travels
Tagged accountant, belly of the beast, connecticut river, earth, east haddam, essex ct, Google, jet skis, long island, long island sound
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Google Earth – You Go Boy
If you don’t already know this about me, I’m a satellite image junkie. I used to be hooked on Google Maps and then graduated to Google Earth. One day, my mother introduced me to Live Maps and it was all … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Technology
Tagged 3d maps, application, atlanta ga, earth, Google, google earth, google maps, photos, satellite image, star trek, street view, videos, youtube
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Happy Earth Hour 2009
Did you do it? You know, turn your lights off for an hour at 8:30PM? Laura had to remind me a few times, but at promptly 8:30, I stopped what I was doing, turned the computer off and went around … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment
Tagged candles, computer, earth, earth hour, Events, fire, fireplace, lights
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Internet Population, Climate Change, Spaceflight, Pollution and Planets
Internet Population Passes One Billion; Top 15 Countries The number of people on the Internet surpassed one billion in December, according to comScore. The actual number is probably higher than that (Internet World Stats counted nearly 1.5 billion Web surfers … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment, Internet, Technology, Websites
Tagged 2008, astronomer, blog, brad hansen, california, california los angeles, Change, Clean, Climate, climate change, comScore, debate, December, dirt, dirty city, earth, eve, evolution, exploration of the solar system, exploring the solar system, health, human exploration, humanity, Internet, internet population, internet world, June, Los Angeles, Mercury, model, news, number, one billion, pace, Passes, planet formation, Planetary, polarize, polluted air, pollution, popular wisdom, Population, reproduction, rocky planet, Science, solar, spa, Spaceflight, statistical test, theory, time, tree, Trees & Shrubs, University, university of california los angeles, Venus, web surfers, western forests, western North America, World, world stats, worldwide
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Biofuels, Happiness, Newt Gingrich, Carbon Dioxide and Renewable Energy
US Dept of Energy and Brazil to Commercialize Biofuels NREL, a DOE Federally Funded Research and Development Center, is managed and operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy and Petrobras is the largest energy company in Latin America.The partnership between … Continue reading
Solar, Prius, Hybrid Panels, The Economy And Satellites
In Downturn, Solar Industry Sees Bright Days Ahead People in the solar industry are hopeful that the sun is a good place to put money these days. To be sure, the financial crunch is rippling through even the fast-growing solar … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Current Events, Environment, Technology
Tagged Business, carbon, conductive plastic, detroit auto show, earth, economy, efficiency, electric, electrical, energy, gigawatts, hybrid panels, light, national space society, power, prius, prius toyota, reducing carbon emissions, renewable, renewable technology, Science, sky, solar, solar business, solar cell, solar cells, solar panel, solar panels, solar power, solar power satellites, space satellite, sun, Technology, toyota
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Facebook, Google Android, Tidal Power, Search and the Moon
Facebook Redesign To Go Live Tomorrow Five months later and it looks like Facebook is ready to release their new profile redesign. Initially Facebook announced they were working on a redesign earlier this year. In May, a glimpse of the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged android, apple, current, design, digg, earth, electric, energy, facebook, Google, google search, landscape, lunar landscape, marine current turbines, moon, neil armstrong, new business ventures, power, race to the moon, search interface, space race, tidal currents, tidal energy, tidal power, tidal turbine, water, wind
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Stonehenge, Solar Power, Global Warming, Energy and Noise
Secrets of Stonehenge unearthed Now that’s a pretty impressive tombstone. New research suggests that Stonehenge was used as a cemetery for more than 500 years, much longer than previously thought. The new findings also show that people used the area … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged airplanes, animal communication, bernie krause, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, co2 scrubber, coming energy, driving, earth, electric, emissions, energy, Environment, environmental issue, gas guzzlers, gigawatts, global warming, greenhouse gases, house, man made noise, planes, plants, power, power beam, power grids, power plants, renewable, renewable electricity, sarsen stones, solar, solar energy, solar power, stonehenge, suv, vital weapon, wreaking havoc
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Microsoft, Polaroids, Firefox, Clean Diesel and Private Islands
Microsoft Offers Cash To Use Its Search Engine Microsoft plans to entice advertisers and users of its search engine with savings on online purchases on a site called Live Search cashback. Microsoft unveiled plans Wednesday to entice advertisers and users … Continue reading