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Year: 2009

I saw a Big Belly!

It was big! And green! And solar-powered! You might be confused right now. I seem to be on a theme of cool life-changing inventions since that post about the Slingshot, because the Big Belly is a solar-powered trash compactor. I saw one yesterday while walking on the East Side in Manhattan. I almost missed itRead More

Chia-Yi September 19, 2009January 20, 2010Leave a comment

Greenanswers.com widget

Test run: GreenAnswers.com Let me know if it works and what you think of it! Edit: This widget’s code is changing tonight (10/01), so it might stop working. I will post the new code when I get it.

Chia-Yi September 18, 2009October 1, 2009Leave a comment

Weekend romp in the mountains to clean out the lungs

On Labor Day weekend a few weeks ago, I made a trip up to the Catskills for a few nights of camping in the yard, campfires, and walking in the mountains. The weather was pretty amazing and I had fun doing outdoorsy things. Sleeping in a tent is so fun! It was really cool toRead More

Chia-Yi September 16, 2009January 20, 2010Comments (2)

Water in a slingshot

No, not in a balloon in a slingshot. Just in a slingshot. Creator of the Segway, Dean Kamen, has come up with a device that can purify water and he calls it the Slingshot. This CNN article goes into detail about the inventor and the invention. The small machine takes up the space of aRead More

Chia-Yi September 14, 2009January 20, 2010Comments (3)

Some of my favorite questions

Here are some of my favorite questions that I have answered as part of my internship with GreenAnswers.com: Q: Do you think we should try and make earth day more important to American people? A: I’m not sure it would do much for the overall cause. Raising awareness is important and everything, but it shouldn’tRead More

Chia-Yi September 12, 2009January 20, 2010Leave a comment

The wikiquest for innovation: Part 2

Some more interesting quotes from the book Wikinomics by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams: “We must encourage innovation without eroding the vitality of the scientific and cultural commons. We need an incentive system that rewards inventors and knowledge producers and encourages dissemination of their output.” Pg. 240 “The culture of generosity is the veryRead More

Chia-Yi September 9, 2009January 20, 2010Leave a comment
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