winter in cleveland

Cold-snow- and salt. These three components surround ones daily life typically in January in this town. Actually, I like it! Makes me want to go sled riding, even though I haven't done it yet. Work and accounting course work seems to suck up all my time these days.

So, down here in the eco-slavic village one gets cold because you know gas prices dominate so, so the thermostat is always set low. Hats gloves and scarfs are common place here in the eco village even indoors. One village resident managed to make it all the way until January 8th before turning his thermostat up making that call for heat and subsequently using cubic volumes from ole'dominion...

So... what can one do to reduce energy consumption on a daily basis.... not sure... but come to this years NOTACON conference and maybe some insightful tips may just pop up and inspire....

NOTACON

I noticed I haven't put up many pics lately... so here is one from my time in netherlands a couple weeks ago. It is at a cross border business park on the border between Germany and Netherlands. Windmills are in the distance...



Upon posting this, I had to agree to some legal conditions as terms of use for the new format of the site. While I am unsure of how much the content rules and property rights and what not are changing from the old system. I think that this will be my final post of content under this particular site. I will look into hosting my own site. All the best and continued succcess to all those commuting creatures that choose alternative means to the detroit steel...

Lastly, please use the links on the right of this page to keep up to date with coolness that is occurring all the time. Bernard at the video shop and Mark and his woman travelling across asia. All the best...