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Retail Bike Challenge Winner Announced
http://www.thecleanestline.com/ 2008/ 05/ retail-bike-cha.htmlThe results are in! It has been an interesting Bike to Work Week in the retail sector with many east coast stores battling less than favorable weather conditions as well as unseasonably warm temps in the west. The great thing about Bike to Work Week is that it’s different for every location.
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Los Glaciares Portfolio
http://www.thelightandtheland.com/ blog/ ?p=113I’ve just uploaded a new portfolio of Los Glaciares national park, Argentinian Patagonia. Sometimes, no matter how prepared you are, you come home empty handed. I’ve been to Los Glaciares three times now, each time hoping to get good shots of the mountains Cerro Torre and Fitzroy, only to return home empty handed.
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Inconvenient Truths: Get Ready to Rethink What It Means to Be Green
http://decio.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ inconvenient-truths-get-ready-to.htmlThis Wired column debunks some environmentalists' myths, may be very interesting if you're concerned. If you're not yet, you will be soon, so go on and RTFA. Here you will find my comments to the cited article (in italian, no offense intended for Patagonia Dwarf Owls).
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Renowned Penguin Expert Joins 2009 Voyage to the Great White Continent
http://blogs.bootsnall.com/ sublimepub/ renowned-penguin-expert-joins-2009-voyag…Renowned Penguin Expert Joins 2009 Voyage to the Great White Continent (Santiago, Chile) — Dyan deNapoli, a penguin expert formerly with the New England Aquarium in Boston known as “The Penguin Lady,” will present a series of lectures aboard The Antarctic Dream’s January 8, 2009 voyage to Antarctica.
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Distinguished Lecturer Illuminates Great Artist-Adventurers on 2008/2009 Antarctic Voyage
http://blogs.bootsnall.com/ sublimepub/ distinguished-lecturer-illuminates-great…Distinguished Lecturer Illuminates Great Artist-Adventurers on 2008/2009 Antarctic Voyage (Santiago, Chile) — The December 29, 2008 New Year’s voyage of The Antarctic Dream will offer a series of illustrated lectures on artists who have undertaken arduous and dangerous expeditions to explore and record unknown regions of the globe.
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Helping businesses go green
http://media.cleantech.com/ 2862/ helping-businesses-go-greenSustainability efforts are creating new markets, providing competitive advantages and saving companies cash, according to a new report. read more
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Four Passions: the lure of surf travel and what I take
http://stevesmithphotography.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 21/ four-passions-the-lure…The Four Passions: Photography Family Surfing Foreign Travel Surf travel; what’s not to love? Going to a foreign country with warm water, uncrowded surf conditions, and a different culture. Taking a break from regular life; changing focus. Having a fitness goal to train for.
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Because I could not stop for death
http://jamiesue.typepad.com/ jamiesue/ 2008/ 05/ because-i-could-not-stop-for-de…I like to visit cemeteries when I travel. A bit odd, I realize, but I find it interesting to see how different regions memorialize their dead. Usually, the smaller and poorer the community is, the more diverse the cemetery is.
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Encouraging sustainable development
http://www.ncet.org/ encouraging-sustainable-development/It is always nice when Nevada makes it to the top of a list that you can be proud of. And that is just what is taking place when it comes to the term sustainable development. Sustainable development is meeting today’s needs of development without compromising future generations’ ability to develop, making sure that there is a linkage between the environment and development.
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Get 50% Off Now at Nau
http://carolinescloset.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ get-50-off-now-at-nau.htmlIt looks like after just one year the environmentally-conscious high-end retailer NAU is going out of business. What does that mean for you and me, my dear readers? 50% off, yo! Now you might be able to buy one of those super-cool, streamlined jackets they sell.
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