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Resources for science projects and activities—for science
fairs, class or home—to help students in grades K-12 learn
about energy, particularly energy efficiency and renewable
energy.
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Earth Day 22 Book Giveaway
To commemorate Earth Day April 22nd, Cy Tymony, will give
away 22 copies of his book "Sneaky Uses for Everyday
Things," and one 'Sneaky Ring', made from milk, which
detects counterfeit currency and activates devices.
To be eligible, send an email describing how you r...See More/blockquote>
Earth Day 22 Book Giveaway
To commemorate Earth Day April 22nd, Cy Tymony, will give
away 22 copies of his book "Sneaky Uses for Everyday
Things," and one 'Sneaky Ring', made from milk, which
detects counterfeit currency and activates devices.
To be eligible, send an email describing how you reuse
items in order to save resources to:
[email removed]
Entries must be in by April 26, 2004. Details are posted
at: [link removed].
More Info:
"Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things," now in its third
printing, is a resourceful reuse book from Andrews McMeel
Publishing.
The author has appeared on CNN, on over 50 radio shows and
has been featured in U.S. News & World Report. He's
demonstrated 'Sneaky' resourceful techniques at bookstores,
libraries and schools. The author's website,
[link removed].
Attendees of the free events will learn how anyone can use
simple household objects to create the most extraordinary
gadgets and gizmos including: a survival kit inside a
watch, a flood/fire/theft alarm made from a breath strip, a
ring (made from milk) that can detect counterfeit currency
and activate devices. Events also include a resourcefulness
quiz with gift awards and other freebies.
About the Book
Publishers Weekly Says: "Offering readers a chance to
become real-life MacGyvers, The book, which may remind
007s-in-training of The Worst-Case Scenario Survival
Handbook, offers sections on gimmicks, gadgets and survival
techniques (the last section is by far the most
valuable)." Choose your favorite application and:
Create plastic or glue from milk
Identify counterfeit currency with a magnet
Activate devices with your ring
Turn a penny into a radio
Eavesdrop on aircraft broadcasts with any AM/FM radio
Website-only info: Go to: [link removed]!
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Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things Andrews McMeel
Publishing ISBN 0-7407-3859-3
Event Information
Saturday, April 10th at 1:00 p.m. - Borders Books
1600 S. Azusa City of Industry, CA 91748 (626) 913-9344
Saturday, April 17th at 1:00 p.m. - Borders Books
1310 S. Beach Blvd La Habra, California (562) 691-8969
Saturday, April 24, 2004 at 12:00 p.m. Woodsen Public
Library
95th & Halsted, Chicago (312) 747-6900
Saturday, April 24, 2004 at 3:00 p.m. Barnes & Noble
2240 E. 80th St. Merrillville, IN (219) 736-7788
Sunday, April 25, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. Borders Books
2210 W. 95th Street, Chicago (773) 445-5471
by colleen kelly
Apr 8, 2004
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Hi, does anyone know of any Earth Day
parties/gatherings/activities h appening in the Southern
Califorian area (Los Angeles) that kids can go t o? Thanks!
by Consuelo Hall
Apr 8, 2004
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Live Appearance of Hillol Ray on WGTW TV Channel 48 from
Philadelphia, USA
By
Consuelo Hall
Red Oak, Texas, U.S.A.
I am proud to announce that WGTW TV Channel 48 from
Philadelphia has invited Hillol Ray (HR), the Poetry
Prince, for a live appearance on their program on April 23,
2004 @ 2:00...See More/blockquote>
Live Appearance of Hillol Ray on WGTW TV Channel 48 from
Philadelphia, USA
By
Consuelo Hall
Red Oak, Texas, U.S.A.
I am proud to announce that WGTW TV Channel 48 from
Philadelphia has invited Hillol Ray (HR), the Poetry
Prince, for a live appearance on their program on April 23,
2004 @ 2:00 PM. During his appearance at the show, the
primary discussions will revolve around: Hillol’s recent
invited participation as a keynote speaker and selection of
his own poems in Earth Day 2004 Event in Philadelphia
(April 20, 2004); the changes of topics and styles in his
poetry writing since his early days; professional
activities related to his educational background as an
Environmental Engineer; his didactic poems on Human Rights
(HR) and Environmental Awareness issues, followed by his
current and future planned activities. Congratulations,
Hillol.
by Neil Andrews
Apr 14, 2004
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Came across these while looking for some military maps.
Some of you might be interested in them.
Cheers
Neil.
by James Butler
Apr 14, 2004
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Earth Day 2004 Debut of Hillol Ray’s Poetry CD: “Glimpse of
Poems on Environmental Themes”
By
James Butler
Over the past several decades, Hillol Ray, the Poet of
Ecology, has created global awareness through his numerous
didactic poems on biodiversity and environmental issues.
Without qu...See More/blockquote>
Earth Day 2004 Debut of Hillol Ray’s Poetry CD: “Glimpse of
Poems on Environmental Themes”
By
James Butler
Over the past several decades, Hillol Ray, the Poet of
Ecology, has created global awareness through his numerous
didactic poems on biodiversity and environmental issues.
Without question, he has dedicated his entire life to
solving the problems of ecology and environment. He became
an overnight sensation through his infamous poem “Earth
Day”, composed on April 22, 1995 to commemorate the 25th
Silver Jubilee of Earth Day celebration, and since then, it
has been published in many magazines, adapted by the U.S.
Scouting Service, and continues to be displayed on many web
sites each year around the world. Recently he has taken
another approach to create awareness for the protection of
Mother Earth from the perils of environmental degradations
by selecting own poems, taped on his own voice-recorded CD.
It will debut on the occasion of Earth Day 2004 celebration
in Philadelphia, U.S.A, under the title: “Glimpse of Poems
on Environmental Themes” and will be released. on April 20,
2004 by JB Productions, Inc. of Dallas, Texas. This CD
will provide the listeners with an opportunity to hear the
poetic voice, embedded in various light music in the
background of each poem, and enchant their inner soul
worried about the creation of a sustainable planet.
by Marilyn B.
Apr 19, 2004
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Don't forget that Earth Day is Thursday, April 22. Visit
the Earth Day Network for more information and to learn
what's happening in your area.
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PRESS RELEASE:
For Immediate Release: 04/21/04
Web: [link removed]
Tune In and Celebrate Earth Day Around the Globe with
RocklandWorldRadio.com!
(Suffern, New York) Don't forget to tune in to
RocklandWorldRadio - on the web at
[link removed].
The day of earth-friendly programming...See More/blockquote>
PRESS RELEASE:
For Immediate Release: 04/21/04
Web: [link removed]
Tune In and Celebrate Earth Day Around the Globe with
RocklandWorldRadio.com!
(Suffern, New York) Don't forget to tune in to
RocklandWorldRadio - on the web at
[link removed].
The day of earth-friendly programming will feature many of
the Internet radio station's guest hosts, as well as live
music, and selections from RocklandWorldRadio's vast
library of eclectic, independent music.
"For the betterment of our planet we our planning a full
schedule of Earth Day activities," explains
RocklandWorldRadio station founder Richard Quinn. "We'll
cover a variety of earth-related subjects and
environmental topics and we invite everyone to join in."
Throughout the day RocklandWorldRadio will feature a wide
array of special Earth Day programming including
interviews and performances with environmentalist Geoff
Welsh and singer/songwriter Marianne Osiel; live readings
from The Ramapough Poets; and, reports from Earth Day
events around the world.
The Kweevak "Thursday Night Live" Radio Show will run a
special four-hour edition of their program beginning at 8
p.m. (EST) featuring the musicians Ed Witkin, John
Sheehan, Peter Sando, Paul "Turk" Henry, Scooter,
Scudieri, Phil Riddle and Ricky Bustamante, along with
many environmental experts discussing alternative energy &
fuels, political action, the biosphere, rainforests, eco-
friendly fishing and much more.
RocklandWorldRadio will also feature open-phone segments
from 12 pm to 3 pm EST to take calls from concerned
earthlings and environmental experts alike. There will
also be several other call-in opportunities throughout the
day. If you are involved in an environmental organization
or an Earth Day event please feel free to call the station
on Earth Day toll-free at 866.369.6788
The day's programming will also feature many earth-related
readings, songs, poetry, news, facts and statistical
information on the planet we call home.
Please visit the website for updated schedules and guest
information:
[link removed]
ABOUT ROCKLANDWORLDRADIO:
RocklandWorldRadio.com together with Modern Metro Studios,
can help you produce and broadcast the sound and vision,
for any project, large or small. Modern Metro brings
experience and creativity needed to develop and deliver
your message in a powerful way to a wide variety of media,
including television, radio, print and the web.
RocklandWorldRadio.com broadcasts many original shows like
Vet Pet, Movies on Plastic, The Kweevak Radio Show, What
Women What, Man Talk, The Rockland Arts Hour, Café Latino,
3MNB Radio Show, Frank n' Steve, WMTZ Teen Talk, Rockland
Reports, and the Modern Metro Music series.
RocklandWorldRadio.com plays a wide variety of original
music, broadcasting live music performances by exceptional
bands and artists from the tri-state area or those passing
through on tour. It's time you checked it out!
by Barbara Spring
Apr 22, 2004
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At the bottom of the web page is a link to the Cleveland
web cam where peregrine falcons are raising a family on the
ledge of a building. A new fledgling hatched 4/20/04 and
three more eggs are about to hatch. Read about how the
peregrine falcons and bald eagles have made a come back on
my web page.
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Large sites only
some large Earth Day links
[link removed]
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