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Reminder: Louisville Loves Mountains This Friday

17. May 2010

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From my first post about the event: They had such a good time last year Heine Brother’s, Carmichael’s and Kentuckians for the Commonwealth are teaming up for another big party that “celebrates the unique natural beauty and ecological importance of Kentucky’s Appalachian mountains.” Louisville Loves Mountains 2010 is next Friday May 21 from 4PM-10PM. They’ll [...]

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Louisville Loves Mountains 2010: May 21

10. May 2010

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They had such a good time last year Heine Brother’s, Carmichael’s and Kentuckians for the Commonwealth are teaming up for another big party that “celebrates the unique natural beauty and ecological importance of Kentucky’s Appalachian mountains.” Louisville Loves Mountains 2010 is next Friday May 21 from 4PM-10PM. They’ll have Longest Avenue, in front of Heine [...]

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Recycle Your Old Tech Gear Tomorrow at Whole Foods

23. April 2010

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Whole Foods has a nice project going on tomorrow that will allow you to recycle old computers and other tech gear for free. Just show up between 10AM-3PM with your old and (optionally) busted stuff and they’ll take care of recycling it. Note that they’ll be accepting lots of stuff (laptops, CPUs, DVDs, cables, memory [...]

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Green Design Strategies Event at Habitation April 15, 2010

12. April 2010

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If this event had just been a few months ago I’m sure I would have learned some great strategies for all the work we’ve been doing on the new house. Too bad for me but good for all of you buying houses or doing work on your houses soon. Just in time for Earth Day, [...]

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Dirt! The Movie at Community Cinema March 18, 2010

15. March 2010

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There are a couple words that I have a Pavlovian response to when I hear them. For example when I hear the name of a beloved friend’s ex I immediately say “X is cold.” And when anyone mentions beets I always instantly say “Beets taste like dirt.” I can’t help myself, the words just come [...]

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Ask Fairdale Bigfoot (Week 13)

10. December 2009

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Dear Fairdale Bigfoot: As the holiday season wears on, I find myself invited to more and more parties.  I am of two minds on this.  In general, I am a sedentary creature who likes reading in solitude.  On the other hand, I do enjoy getting together from time to time with friends, friends of friends [...]

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The Green Summit October 17-18, 2009

12. October 2009

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Billed as a “sustainable living festival” The Green Summit will take place October 17 and 18, 2009 at The Summit. Over 40 vendors and groups will be set up outdoors near Habitation, The Summit office and by Quest outdoors, offering sales, samples and coupons. Swope Auto will have a Smart Car and Prius on display, [...]

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Exploring the Green Energy Maze at Crescent Hill Library May 19, 2009

18. May 2009

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I’ve been thinking a lot about my energy consumption of late as the weather starts to get warm enough to make me want to crank the ac up. Maybe attending this lecture would make me more firm in my resolve to use the ac less and less. Maybe. Nancy Grant, author of The Pocket Idiot’s [...]

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Sustainable Cities Series: Transportation (May 26, 2009)

14. May 2009

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I’ve been thinking about public transportation a lot lately. I took the train and bus while I was in Chicago a couple weeks ago and that fact really shamed me into realizing that I never take the bus here at home. I’m not hard core enough to bike downtown when I have meetings down there [...]

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Highlands Arbor Day Saturday April 4, 2009

31. March 2009

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We love us some trees in the Highlands. And with Mother Nature beating up on a lot of them over the past six months goodness knows we need to get some new ones planted. That’s where the Joint Highlands Arbor Day this Saturday April 4, 2009 comes in to help. A Joint Arbor Day event [...]

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