Though I wasn’t an Eagles fan, I certainly was upset to hear about the passing of Glenn Frey earlier this week.
When my daughter was about eight, I set her on my lap, played this song for her, and asked her to read the lyrics with me. At the end, I told her: “You’re a part of me, I’m a part of you, and that will be so forever.” Thanks Glenn, for making that moment possible. (more…)
The time when most homes’ energy bills tend to sky rocket is during the winter. Heating is certainly needed during those cold winter months. People are also usually forced to spend more time inside when frost bite and hypothermia are real dangers. However, if you use certain strategies, you can bring your winter energy costs down. (more…)
In today’s world, the degradation of the environment is a serious cause of concern. Investors are increasingly concerned with climate change, and well should be, considering the rise of government laws and regulations in relation to the same. Industries have recognized this have incorporated environmental consciousness into their functioning, making the way we do certain regular things more sustainable. Here are some of the coolest developments that are changing the we do things in our everyday life: (more…)
Sandalwood is a natural oil that comes from the Santalum tree. It has been used for over 4,000 years for both its pleasant scent, and religious purposes. Today, sandalwood oil has many surprising uses that make it a great option for both health and beauty. (more…)
Sustainable landscapes are re-generative and they can contribute a lot to the development of a healthy community. The main goals of this type of landscaping are to preserve energy and water, decrease runoff and reduce waste. There are few processes to be done to achieve these goals.
Organic Gardening (more…)
From an email I just received from the League of Conservation Voters: Craig — BREAKING: Minutes ago, the White House announced a temporary pause to new coal mining leases on public lands, effectively stopping production of at least 3.5 billion tons of coal! The coal industry is going ballistic. (more…)
Here’s good news about the demise of coal. “Over the past several years, a confluence of economic challenges and regulatory hurdles has hobbled the coal industry,” John Drexler, Arch’s chief financial officer, said in a filing with a US bankruptcy court in Missouri. (more…)
I’m starting to think about my next book, and I’ve begun taking inventory of the various components I’ll need, one of which is content for the back cover. To that end, I’d like to ask anyone who has anything complimentary to say about my writing to submit it, either in the comments below, or, if you’d rather, directly to me via email using the “contact” button on the website.
I am equally interested in constructive criticism. Though I’m unlikely (very unlikely :)) not to use it on the book cover, I can most certainly promise that I will take it to heart.
Thanks very much.
Colleague Alex Cannera sends this article: Mosquito-Borne Illness Fueled by Climate Change Linked to Spike in Birth Defects in Brazil that begins: As the earth warms and grows more humid, virulent infectious diseases spread by insects are on the rise. Last year, more than 3,000 babies in Brazil were born with a congenital condition of the brain, which may be linked to a mosquito-borne illness called Zika.
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Those who like interesting mind games will enjoy this, and learn something from it at the same time.
It’s a reminder to all of us who follow the news here in the US, and then realize when we happen to tune in the BBC: OMG, there are things going on in the world that have nothing to do with America.
