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Nicole Snodgrass's Blog – March 2010 Archive (9)

Children Inovators.

"think like a child – children have no limit to their thinking"



Children are the future, stands for more than just their rising generation. Children's minds are very open and wide to all possibilities. A child can truly believe in imaginary people who can fly, and who have magic. Children believe in hope even when in the worst situation, children have no doubt, or understanding of pain. Children are innocent and not corrupt. If you can harness this way of thinking, this unbelievable… Continue

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 3:04pm — 1 Comment

Cell Phones Save Energy?

"HiTech Wealth telecommunications has just begun selling the S116 and the specs are pretty impressive."

This company created and began selling the first solar powered cellphones. Then it was very expencive, but now samsung is selling a very cheap version of a solar powered cellphone. This is a great way to save money, and energy. Cellphones are used by almost everyone, and I use mine everyday, all day this could…
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Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 2:54pm — 2 Comments

The Sun is Energy

In my home, currently we have a fire escape facing the noon sun everyday. Except for in the rain that is. This week we will install solar panels onto our fire escape to generate electricity to power simple things like our television, lamps, and possibly even fridge. We currently use our apartment electricity for most things but upon discovering solar panels, we can rewire it to the panels, and even use a solar powered cellphone, or homephone to make phone calls. The Earth uses the sun to power… Continue

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 2:48pm — 1 Comment

Shadowing Jane

Jane Mcgonigal. I decided to shadow Jane because she is one of the most important people who is making a difference. Jane created evoke and many games, all going towards making a difference in the world. She is creating new ideas daily, and inspires me that you can take one hobby and make into a life changing, world changing thing.

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 2:44pm — 3 Comments

The windmills fuel a party

And the windmills spin round and round.



My job was to create a garden of food for people, and gather groups for projects. After our

team saw the first sprouts of our planting we decided to celebrate. The

irrigation systems are in place, and the soil is breathing new life

into this world of hunger. The local people are celebrating, dancing,

and feasting once more but this time upon their own harvests.

Another group had started windmills, which are now finally… Continue

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 2:39pm — 1 Comment

Acting to help

Though currently I am in a bad situation at home with food and money, living on my own with my boyfriend at 17 is hard. This week we helped conserve energy by unplugging everything when not using it, and by keeping the lights off as much as possible. We planted strawberries Friday, and they should be sprouting soon. I have started a job at a local flower shop to learn more about gardening to plant in our community. I hope to save money, and energy by making our own food at home.

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 2:29pm — 2 Comments

A feast in a starving country

Tonight is March 10, 2020. Regardless of the fact that I am in the

starving country, tacos will be served tonight. After gathering my team

of 20 today in town I brought them all to my temporary home, with their

children, brothers, and sisters all included. Before making the journey I

was sure to run to the store. I plan to live here like everyone else,

off of the resources but for this first day, this first meeting we will

feast. I brought with me 10 bags of fresh… Continue

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 1:35pm — 1 Comment

2020 Where will I be

2020, Upstate New York.



On the winding rural street stands a large white house, with blue

shutters on every window, open and streaming with sunlight. The yard was

filled with bright flowers, blooming in every color of the rainbow, a

beautiful natural garden. Cutting the garden in half was a thin

cobblestone pathway leading to the tall columns around the entrance of

the house. A driveway on the side of the house leading to a detached,

yet color… Continue

Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 23, 2010 at 1:16pm — 2 Comments

Underlying problems of Food Security

"Food security refers to the availability of food and one's access to it." -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_security

This quote is the definition of food security, however food security is an

issue that is a result of our economic failure. Economic security is

what the true problem is that is rapidly spreading around this country.

Even in our own homes, right under our noses we are having major issues.



"Queens has…
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Added by Nicole Snodgrass on March 17, 2010 at 1:34pm — 2 Comments

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