Mother Nature has been kind to us in Michigan this autumn season. She has graced us with a beautiful Indian summer; the temperatures have continued to be in the high 70’s without a cloud in the sky. The leaves on the trees are breathtaking shades of reds, yellows and oranges. Although we have been enjoying …
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Green Living: 10 Energy Conservation Tips For The Winter Season
Posted October 24, 2011 By tinadenby in Living Green With | 1 Comment -
iCloud Users: Convert from iDisk to Dropbox
Posted October 23, 2011 By angeladenby in Blog, Techie Talk With | No CommentsJust posted an article in Hubpages about converting from the MobileMe iDisk to Dropbox. Dropbox - After quite a bit of research, dropbox looks like a great solution. The disk is accessible on the mac desktop just like iDisk, and this makes it so simple to save new files. Dropbox is compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, …
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Women in Business: An 11 year old entrepreneur
Posted October 20, 2011 By laurarenee1 in Blog, Uncategorized, Women In Business With | No CommentsDo you remember your first lemonade stand? Or selling Girl Scout cookies? For many kids, their first job is a way to make a few dollars (which they will later spend when the ice cream truck drives by), but for others it is a window into their future. CNN.com posted an article featuring several young …
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Modern Protest 101: Using Social Media
Posted October 11, 2011 By AliCharli in Local Flavor, Social Media With | 2 CommentsHow did Occupy Wall Street make it onto your radar? Was it through communication from newspapers, TV, word of mouth, or demonstrations in your city? For me, it was through my Facebook and Twitter feed. Occupy Wall Street caught my attention when friends posting quotes, interviews, photo and video related to the cause began showing …
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Green Living: The Joy of Canning
Posted By tinadenby in Blog, Living Green With | 1 CommentHaving lived in Michigan for most of my life I grew up eating everything from my mom’s garden. We would spend countless hours canning various fruits and vegetables to store away for the long cold winter months. Our pantry looked like a rainbow of various sized jars by the time fall came to a close. …
