The East Coast snowstorm, as seen from space
The photo below, captured by NASA, shows the December 2009 snow storm that dropped 20 inches or more on some parts of the East Coast, including Mid-Atlantic states unaccustomed to snow. Here’s how NASA describes its satellite photo of the East Coast snowstorm: “The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite captured this view of the Chesapeake Bay region as the clouds were clearing on December 20. The snow highlights the course of the Potomac and Susquehanna Rivers from the Appalachian Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay. The ridges and valleys of the Appalachian Mountains are similarly highlighted. The forested peaks are darker than the snow-covered valleys.” (Photo: NASA) More from The Daily GreenWinterize Your Home on the Cheap: 19 TipsQuiz Yourself: How Green Are You?5 Perfectly Painless Ways to Save Water20 Door Draft Snakes You Can Make Yourself15 Things You Can Do to Help the EnvironmentReprinted with permission of Hearst Communications, Inc
2009 Season is here in the Northwest.
2009 Season is here in the Northwest. Well, we are looking forward to a great year of fishing and crabbing in the Olympic Peninsula region. May is here and now its time to get the Halibut gear out. We will be working the Sequim area. After that, July calls out our name for some crabbing. Then it [...]
Teaching and Seminars in Oregon – Web Marketing
Hello Again, I am up in Oregon for 2 weeks finishing up a Web Marketing class for Central Oregon Community College, and a Seminar in Salem, Oregon for ORCA ( Oregon RV Park & Campground Association ). http://www.earn-extra-income-education.com/seminars.html By the way, if your a RV Park owner or Campground Owner, I really suggest you join ORCA. [...]
