Saturday, December 5, 2009
Starbucks Love Project
In one amazing moment, the world will come together to sing about the one thing we all have in common love. People from around the world will sing the legendary hit All You Need is Love in a single voice on December 7, 2009 at 8:30amEST. The global sing-along is part of our continuing efforts to help fight AIDS in Africa. In just one year in partnership with (RED)™, Starbucks has generated money equivalent to more than 7 million days of medicine to help those living with HIV in Africa.
You can watch the event, and lend your own voice, when you visit [StarbucksLoveProject.com]. Watch streaming video from countries around the world and then join in by singing All You Need is Love yourself. For each video submitted, Starbucks will make a contribution to the Global Fund to help fight against AIDS in Africa. You can also help increase the Starbucks contribution to the Global Fund by submitting a drawing to the Love Gallery.
Join us Monday at [StarbucksLoveProject.com].
You & Starbucks. Its bigger than coffee.
Starbucks is a proud partner of (PRODUCT)RED
Friday, December 4, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Lovely
IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS (okay, not here, but some places, like Cheboygan, hehe, and it feels like Christmas in my core :) ).
Asleep?
All season, Florida State's offensive line has made a point to hold its water when defenders come across the line a little early, for reasons I don't quite understand and with occasionally comic results -- against North Carolina, there was more than one case of the entire front five remaining in its statue-like position well after officials blew the whistle on an offsides Tar Heel. The "freeze" is obviously a technique the 'Noles teach to ensure that the flag goes the other way.
Against Florida, though, it appears Zebrie Sanders had been conditioned a little too well:
Haha. I think he fell asleep.
Against Florida, though, it appears Zebrie Sanders had been conditioned a little too well:
Haha. I think he fell asleep.
Snowy
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Java Logs
Of course we don't have a fire place in our SoCal apartment (I WANT one though :) ), but I saw a little article about these in my Shape magazine and looked up more about them.Java Logs
A Greener Firelog
While flipping through an engineering textbook, a tiny fact with huge implications caught inventor Rod Sprules’s eye: coffee grounds have more energy capacity than cordwood when combusted.
He got to thinking, and soon realized that two recent cultural trends could work together. Neighborhood coffeehouses and awareness of the need for a sustainable lifestyle were experiencing a groundswell of support all over North America. So he asked himself, what if we used coffee grounds from retail outlets, manufacturing plants, office buildings, and homes for hearth fires? The Java-Log® Firelog concept was born.
Java-Log® Firelog advantages include:
**Diverts 12 million pounds of coffee grounds from landfills per year
**Emits up to 78% less carbon monoxide and up to 66% less creosote than cordwood fires
**Features renewable all natural-based waxes
Check out more about them here. (You can also buy them cheaper on Amazon.com :) )
Main Street
Did you know that a team of 10 cast members create holiday décor all year round at the Disneyland Resort? There are a ton of decorations around the parks, all three hotels and the Downtown Disney District, but here are some specific fun facts about the decorations on Main Street, U.S.A:*7,410 total feet of ribbon is used to make 812 bows. That’s 1.4 miles of ribbon!
*2,365 ornaments on the Christmas tree on Main Street, U.S.A.
*79,000 ornaments all throughout Main Street.
*2,015 feet of garland help set the holiday tone.
*10,395 lights make everything sparkle and just a little bit brighter.
The original post here.
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