In the wake of the disaster in Haiti, Vonage is doing its part. From their site:
Vonage is committed to helping during difficult times. In the wake of the recent devastating earthquake in Haiti, Vonage is currently offering free international dialing to Haiti for all U.S. callers. Dial 800-809-2503 and follow the instructions to place a free 10-min call. We encourage you to pass this Vonage toll-free number along to non-Vonage customers who want to call Haiti.
Remember, calls to Haiti are free only if you use this toll-free number to place the call. If you dial from your home phone without using the 800 number, you’ll incur standard long-distance charges. Please note that due to infrastructure limitations in Haiti, you may experience difficulty reaching your party successfully. This free calling service to Haiti may be discontinued at any time.
Please remember the people of Haiti in your prayers and consider a donation through groups such as the Red Cross and Catholic Relief Services (CRS).
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Even Iceland has Green Roofs!
Even in one of the coldest, inhabited climates on Earth, Iceland, green roofs are part of the landscape.
Inhabitat.com reports as one of its top 10 green stories of 2009, the Hof House. It was built from salvaged materials from an existing structure.
Other neat and green features, beside the gorgeous green roof include its passive solar design, geothermal heating, and very thick concrete walls.
Here are some other pictures to enjoy!
Inhabitat.com reports as one of its top 10 green stories of 2009, the Hof House. It was built from salvaged materials from an existing structure.
Other neat and green features, beside the gorgeous green roof include its passive solar design, geothermal heating, and very thick concrete walls.
Here are some other pictures to enjoy!
Labels:
"green roofs",
"Hof House",
"passive solar",
geothermal,
Iceland
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