Archive for October, 2007

2October 31, 2007
CowCam

Happy Halloween everyone!
1October 28, 2007
Inner City Pressure

Sent to me by Lane M. – (He’s the guy with the long sideburns…well, maybe not.) Hilarious. Speaks for itself: Hey...
0October 27, 2007
Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros

Animal vs. animal footage in true Nat Geo style:
3October 22, 2007
Historic Triangle – part 1 – Jamestown

This past weekend, in true form of our adventurous spirits, Robin and I took off to visit the Historic Triangle,...
3October 09, 2007
LDS General Conference – Communication Technology In Action

Some of the Pixelshot readers might have noticed a shift in the postings lately. I’ve started to focus more on...
0October 07, 2007
Oh yeah – DC to LA

Doesn’t this picture just speak for itself! Hello to the L’s in LA!!
0October 04, 2007
Jose Gonzalez – Live at 9:30 club – Listen in

Two days later, I’m still feeling nostalgic for the show we saw on Tuesday night. I was first introduced to...

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- 2010 Tyler Environmental Prize Announced March 9, 2010
  National Geographic scientist and Nat Geo News Watch blogger Stuart Pimm is one of two conservationists who have been awarded the 2010 Tyler Environmental Prize. The award, consisting of a U.S.$200,000 cash prize and gold medals, goes to Laurie Marker,... […]
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- Security colony set up for bats stalked by killer fungus March 8, 2010
  An estimated million bats have died in the northeastern United States from white-nose syndrome, a disease characterized by a white cold-loving fungus that invades the skin of the bat. Named for a distinctive ring of fungal growth around the muzzle,... […]
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- Endangered frogs refrigerated to spur breeding March 6, 2010
  In an effort to encourage breeding in a critically endangered frog, scientists at the San Diego Zoo's Institute for Conservation Research have placed 24 mountain yellow-legged frogs into refrigerators. "The cold temperatures mimic high-elevation winter conditions that cause the frogs... […]
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Green News
- How to Profit From Cash for Caulkers Investments March 8, 2010
  Green Chip Editor Jeff Siegel highlights opportunities in energy efficiency and green building. […]
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- Green Chip's Weekend Edition March 7, 2010
  Green Chip Editor Nick Hodge comments on the week in the green sector and shows readers why one chart is worth a thousand words... and even more in investment dollars. […]
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- Billionaire Back to Backing Wind March 5, 2010
  Green Chip editor Nick Hodge talks about a new Pickens Plan announcement, what it means for the wind industry, and how you can invest. […]
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