Rainy Days and Mondays...
Rainy Days and Mondays
They always get me down! OK, not ALWAYS, but here’s a tool you’ll like if ambient nature sounds and “white noise” helps you focus and relax. The one-trick-pony website RainyMood.com does nothing but play a quality sound loop of a gentle rain, with the occasional thunder roll...
Absorbing a Freaky Frog Fact Via a Bould...
Absorbing a Freaky Frog Fact Via a Boulder Fountain
I spotted this terrific water fountain in downtown Boulder, Colorado on Pearl Street. It was donated by the Communication Arts department of University of Colorado. While it offers some great food for thought, I’ve delved deeper into the hydration of frogs. According to wiki.answers.com, A characteristic...
No Blame in the Catchment Detox Game...
No Blame in the Catchment Detox Game
If you imagine you could do a better job managing waterways than the powers that be, now you can put your theories to the test, with no one to blame for bad decisions but yourself! Catchment Detox is an easy-to-play but tough-to-master online simulation game from Australia. You’re in charge of...
2009 Wet and Wild Water Gift Guide, Part...
2009 Wet and Wild Water Gift Guide, Part 2
The NoPoPo (No Pollution Power) Battery (japantrendshop.com, US $55) charges with almost any liquid out there, from water to beer to cola to….human urine! Charging the NoPoPo is simple: just suck your liquid of choice up with the syringe, then squeeze it into the battery. Besides being incredibly...
2009 Wet and Wild Water Gift Guide, Part...
2009 Wet and Wild Water Gift Guide, Part 1
The Frog-O-Sphere™ from Brookstone ($39.95) includes 2 aquatic mini frogs, Living Gravel™ and a bamboo plant. Your new little buddies, the frogs, won’t outgrow the tank. Living Gravel™ acts as a biological filter, converting excess food and waste into a soluble form that can be used by the bamboo...
Se vedete le immagini saranno hai capito...
Se vedete le immagini saranno hai capito?
If you see the images will you understand? Choose Italian or English for this terrific water conservation infographic video by Matteo Bonera (website). Or, do as I did and play a little game with yourself if you don’t speak Italian: watch the first video, then watch the second English version...
He Swallowed the Sea...
He Swallowed the Sea
In the current installment of Emily Green’s excellent regular feature “The Week that Was” at ChanceofRain.com, I read… “It would be very interesting if we could drain the ocean and look at what’s down there.” – Holly Bamford, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
Who Says Turkeys Can’t Swim?...
Who Says Turkeys Can’t Swim?
As you’re pondering what to do with all that leftover Thanksgiving turkey, ponder this from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. In the Letters section of the October 2008 Conservationist: One morning my daughter and her friend were canoeing across Little Tupper Lake in...
Me want cookie, me drink cookie?...
Me want cookie, me drink cookie?
Om nom nom nom! Don’t we wish we lived in Washington State, where researchers have found traces of spices and food flavorings in the waters of Puget Sound. Via WaterTechOnline.com, National Geographic News has reported this delicious water gossip in a November 12th segment of a new series exploring...
The Visual Water Dictionary: Plume...
The Visual Water Dictionary: Plume
The Visual Water Dictionary attempts to cut confusion on ambiguous water terminology with easy visual references. Today’s Term: Plume Plume is an underground pattern of contaminant concentrations created by the movement of groundwater beneath a contaminant source, with the contaminants spreading...

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