Archive for July, 2009



Green Living – Recipes

Friday 31 July 2009 @ 10:10 pm

An index of recipes for the Green Living guide site.

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Telluride's Galloping Goose

Friday 31 July 2009 @ 10:10 pm

Telluride, Colorado is a unique, environmentally friendly, vacation spot. With several alternative methods of transportation, festivals involved in green efforts, and old-world charm, Telluride is a greener vacation location the entire family will enjoy.

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This Week's Hack: Green-Pimp Your Ride

Friday 31 July 2009 @ 10:10 pm

checking tire pressure

Shade of green: Luscious lime

Items needed: Air compressor, four to six quarts synthetic oil, common sense, willing mechanic

Why this hack: Because you can’t afford a Prius

Heart of the hack: This one’s simple, folks. First, you gotta check tire pressure. Consider: There’s a 1% loss of fuel efficiency for every 2 PSI under maximum pressure (usually in the 35-psi range). So if you’re running at 26 psi, you’re giving up about 5% fuel efficiency. Why, on my 1990 one-ton Chevy pickup (454 and four-on-the-floor, if you care, which you should), that’s… um… 1/2 mpg.




If Cash for Clunkers Survives, Will Ethanol Funding Suffer?

Friday 31 July 2009 @ 10:10 pm

junk cars

If you could get it into the dealer, it was Cash for Clunkers material. (Flickr/iboy daniel)

Congress saves the day! It miraculously comes up with $2 billion to save the bankrupt Cash for Clunkers program, which somehow ran through it’s meager funding in just four days! But the $2 billion wasn’t just lying around–it was effectively hijacked from the stimulus funds intended to provide loan guarantees for renewable fuels. And the ethanol lobbyists aren’t too happy.




Online Food Deliveries Are Reducing Packaging

Friday 31 July 2009 @ 10:10 pm

A few years ago a friend of mine invested in an online food ordering service that was setting up shop in a few major world cities. I’m not sure what happened to that venture, but I still think the concept is a strong one. Who doesn’t love take out, plus the convenience of easy-click selection?




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