Combining the Philosophies of Environmental Advocacy with Entrepreneurial Spirit
A reader notes: Craig, the world desperately needs advocates like yourself. My fear is that wasting your talents on impractical rhetoric is irresponsible…. (I fear) you are squandering your considerable talent and credibility by embarking on a fruitless and erroneous crusade. I hope you don’t take offense.
I most certainly don’t take offense.
Having said that, you won’t see me backing off my agenda of coaxing the world into becoming more just, verdant, and peaceful. (more…)
One thing to do before you leave home on vacation is to prepare it for the time you’re away. One of the preparations that might not be obvious is to manage your utilities; you can save money on basic utilities while you’re gone by utilizing these tips. There is no reason not to take advantage of every dollar you can save if it doesn’t take much effort on your part.
It’s hardly likely that anyone wonders what I looked like in college, but if, on the off-chance I’m wrong, here you go, from the Trinity College (Hartford, CT) yearbook, 1977.
A friend just wrote: The analogy with telephony just hit me yesterday, and I found 
A comment on a recent post contained the phrase: “fantasies created by trendy liberals.” Two points:
Here’s a graphic I just found that caught my attention.
It’s not uncommon for us Americans to say that our two dominant political parties are so close to being identical to one another that it doesn’t matter for whom we vote. The reasoning is thus: they are both essentially owned by special interests, they espouse the same hawkish, imperialistic foreign policies and forward the same neoliberal agenda. 
I feel like a giddy child gushing the way I do about how cool the Intersolar show was. But here’s an example I hope you’ll enjoy, 
