Posts Tagged ‘music’
Friday, June 26th, 2009
I thought I would do something different for today. As I have been surfing around the internet, I have found It’s a Blu World.
Since the weather has turned hot and energy is being consumed, they even have an energy drink called Blu Frog Healthy Energy. Remember to recycle the cans when done consuming. It is always a good green thing to do!
Are you a contest fan? Well, the folks at BluFrog have a few to select from.
o BluGamer: The Ultimate Gaming Package
o Happy Blu-Year: Win A New Years Trip to NY
o Blullapalooza: Win A Trip to Lolapalloza in Chicago
o BluStreak: Win A Richard Petty Racing Experience
o XtremeBLU: Win A Trip To The Winter X Games in Aspen
All you have to do is select which one you would like to enter, up to 3 times, and wait for the results.
You can enter by either Twittering, a blog post or just a blog comment.
I think I am going to try to win the XtremeBLU trip to Aspen. I have not seen snow in quite a while and would love to just hear the crunch under my feet again! Along with seeing some of the sports that have been super-sized since my days. Not to mention enjoying the feel of temperatures below 100 degrees!
So have some fun, visit BluFrog and be sure to enter to win!
(Contest Rules Here)

Tags: Chicago, energy, energy drink, music, New Year, New York, Richard Petty, Sport, Surfing, X Games
Posted in Outside the Box, go green | 6 Comments »
Saturday, February 14th, 2009
Love is in the air today! It is Valentine’s Day!
Hope your day is filled with love, joy and laughter!
Tags: Classroom, holidays, Holidays and Special Days, joy, Kids and Teens, laughter, love, music, People and Society, Red, Valentine Day, Valentines Day
Posted in blogs | 4 Comments »
Monday, February 2nd, 2009
Musicians are always singing about social change. Now their guitars are getting into the act.
Martin Guitar Co. has just unveiled one of the greenest guitars to date: the D Mahogany 09, an acoustic guitar made entirely from wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Finding certified mahogany for the neck and certified spruce for the top and internal braces was the big challenge. Other sustainable woods were available, but they would have changed the tone of the guitar.
Very risky, in guitar circles. (more…)
Tags: Arts, Forest, Forest Stewardship Council, Greenpeace, Guitar, Instruments, music, Stringed
Posted in Going Green | 9 Comments »
Tuesday, November 18th, 2008
We Americans plug in, text, log on, tune in (tv) and tune out (music). We use
13 times the power than just 60 years ago. Electricity is truly the life blood
of the U.S. Economy. Back in 2003, New York and surrounding areas really realized
how important electricity is. 50 million folks lost their power in minutes.
Building a national grid may be on top of President Obama’s list of things to
do. One idea is a power network, modeled like the interstate road system
that was thought up by President Eisenhower. Some folks feel that moving
power the same way could help out in the long run. This system would supercede
the 200,000 miles of power lines and 500 different owners.
Wind farms that have been cropping up everywhere need to have transmission lines
to the surrounding cities, towns, and villages. The same is true for solar, (more…)
Tags: 50 million, aig, bailout, billion dollars, clean energy, coordination, creating, crops, currents, economy, electric, electrical, electricity, electrics, energy, energy advocates, environment, geothermal power, hmmmmm, ideas, interstate road, life blood, music, national grid, obama, plants, power, power plants, president eisenhower, saving, savings, systems, transmission grid, transmission lines, watts, wind, wind farms
Posted in Going Green | 7 Comments »
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
The stylings of Jack Johnson who is a singer and songwriter. He is not one
of the musicians who wreck hotel rooms, smash their guitar to smithereens,
or the normal shenanigans. He is just the opposite. He is setting an example
of using a completely carbon neutral platform for his tours or commonly known
as “going green”.
He refuses to tour in the winter as that is when the best waves hit his native
Hawaii islands. He is a low keyed individual of the likes of Paul Simon. (more…)
Tags: 33 years, adam gardner, bio bios, biofuel, car, car pool, carbons, cars, earth, electric, electrical, electricity, electrics, footprint, footprints, fuel, go, green, hawaii islands, jack johnson, moon 5, music, native hawaii, neutral platform, offsets, organic cotton, paul simon, power, rain, rain forest, recycle, recycling, reusable bottles, rock singer, rock stars, shenanigans, smithereens, stylings, top of the charts, wind, Wind Power, world
Posted in Going Green | 13 Comments »
Thursday, August 14th, 2008
I am going off topic today thanks to my satellite company deciding to cut me off
for a 24 hour period yesterday. Since this was my first experience with paying
hard earned money to be unjustly punished, pardon me while I rave on!
Yesterday morning, I poured my first cup of coffee, posted my article and went
back to correct something when I received the deadly web acceleration error.
Since I had not rebooted my laptop or reset the modem in a while, I cold booted
both of them. Everything lit up like a charm. I tried accessing the internet
and again received the web acceleration error. So, Stupid me, decided to call
customer support to find out the nature of the problem. (more…)
Tags: access policy, article, blog, blogging, blogs, ceo, corporations, cup of coffee, customer support call center, deja vu, dish, dishes, doe, earth, electric, electrical, electricity, electrics, equator, face of the earth, first experience, generators, go, gray areas, half day, hard earned money, hear, hearing, ideas, ladder, leaves, modem, money, music, natural, nature, new millennium, pay scale, professional customer service, satellite company, servers, sites, sopsweat shop, spoken language, standard operating procedures, subscribers, thresholds, traffic, view, web acceleration, world, yesterday morning
Posted in blogs | 16 Comments »
Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
Remember all those times you thought, “I should put that on a T-shirt”?
Launched in 1999, CafePress.com has empowered individuals, organizations and
businesses to create, buy and sell customized merchandise online using the company’s
unique print-on-demand and e-commerce services.
What’s Your Passion?TM — politics, babies, music, pets, sci-fi, knitting — there’s
something for everyone at CafePress.com
The most popular item is the white T-Shirt; over three-quarters of a million standard
white T-Shirts were purchased in the first six years. CafePress also handles all the
fulfillment, customer service, returns and the other hassles of merchandise that you
probably don’t want to manage.
In the unlikely event that you can’t find what you’re looking for, you can make it.
And then you can sell it, should you choose, to anyone who shares your passion for
going green, eco friendly, environmental or any thing you can think of.
Give them a try, they are a great company to work with.
Tags: babies, creating, customer service, e commerce services, fulfillment, green, hassles, music, passion, pets, print on demand, sci fi, six years, t shirt, three quarters
Posted in Green Living | 3 Comments »