Vintage Technology Up for Auction
Pre war TV’s, an X-ray machine, a generator, these are just some of the amazing antique items that will be put up for auction next week. Michael Bennett-Levy, of Edinburgh, has been collection over 750 items for several years, all of which are being auctioned off. Click here to read more about the items being sold, and how much they are worth.
September 30, 2009 No Comments
Pittsburgh: From Grim to Glam
The steel city is now being described as posh and trendy. With new nightlife, restaurants and a flourishing arts scene this city has transformed, Click here to read more about the different sections that Pittsburgh has to offer.
September 28, 2009 No Comments
Oldest Woman to Ride a Zipline
Charlotte Fagen of Iowa decided to take a cruise to Alaska. While on this cruise, she became the oldest person to ever ride the Zip Rider which is a zip line through the forest during one of their land excursions. What makes this so miraculous is not only the fact that Charlotte is 91 years old but it is that she was recently in hospice care and thought her life was near the end. Click here to read more about how she overcame her adversity and is living life to the fullest!
September 26, 2009 No Comments
World’s Oldest Man Marks His 113th Birthday
The world’s oldest man, Walter Breuning of Montana, celebrated his 113th birthday on Monday. He celebrated at the Rainbow Retirement Community and was given a $10,000 check in which he donated. Click here to read more about his celebration and the speech he made.
September 23, 2009 No Comments
Training Apps That Help You Sweat the Details
As everyone knows it is very hard to keep track of how many miles you ran or how many calories you have eaten. With new applications for the iPhone and Blackberry you can do it all so easily. Click here to find out how.
September 23, 2009 No Comments
Bringing Solar Power to Africa’s Poor
Politicians from 11 South African countries met in Mozambique to talk about how to handle the world’s climate issues without reducing access to energy. 1.6 billion people in developing countries still don’t have access to electricity. Because of this decentralized solar powers can go a long way. Click here to read more about this new type of energy.
September 23, 2009 No Comments
Weekend Window to Katmai National Park
This amazing national park and preserve in Alaska, has become a brown bear haven. Click here to read more about this amazing vacation weekend as well as see pictures of bears in a somewhat natural habitat.
September 21, 2009 No Comments
International Peace Day
Today, September 21st is International Peace day. On this day, we should think about a world without war. Click here to read more. Please take a moment and have a peaceful day!
September 21, 2009 No Comments
Good Girls Don’t Finish Last
If any of you watch the show Big Brother, you know that it can turn people from being normal when they walk in the door to crazy, lying, and malicious people when they walk out the door. On this past season, we saw our share of crazies walk out the door. However, in the end the good in people was rewarded.
Jeff and Jordan (Jordo) became “bff’s” from the beginning of the game and were also considered the under dogs. Thanks to America, Jeff was granted a very strong power and played it to get the best player in the house, Jesse, out. After that, they were leading the game. They led thru honestly and being nice people.
In the end Jordan won the $500k and Jeff, who was voted out towards the end, won $25k thru America’s votes.
Click here to see interviews with both of them!
September 21, 2009 No Comments
Ithaca’s Pioneers of Dog Waste Composting
The Ithaca, NY Alan H. Treman Dog Park has been trying to do something new with all of the dog poop that happens at the park. They have been providing a new kind of biodegradable dog bags to collect the waste. Each week the bags are picked up and taken to a compost pile. Click here to read more about this revolutionary dog park idea.
September 20, 2009 No Comments









