Nothing To See Here

I filmed a short video while we were editing a show in Chicago earlier this month. When I played the video back at the office, everyone agreed that it needed a little something. Farts always make things more entertaining, as I’m sure you’ll agree… or not.

Created with Paul’s flickrSLiDR.

Check out parties going on around you. The online stuff that Live Earth is doing is incredible. I just saw Catherine playing around with the interactive map application. The funny thing is that MSN is our partner and because they don’t have the same capability as Yahoo or Google does, we were forced to choose someone else.

Check out parties going on around you. The online stuff that Live Earth is doing is incredible. I just saw Catherine playing around with the interactive map application. The funny thing is that MSN is our partner and because they don’t have the same capability as Yahoo or Google does, we were forced to choose someone else.

It has a whole thing about Live Earth in it. You can check out the feature online as well.

This is disturbing on some level, but it had me in tears I was laughing so hard.

I’ve always been conscious of the impact my daily habits have on the Earth. I grew up in a home that always recycled, composted, gardened, etc. As far as families go in the midwest, I think we were pretty progressive. I’ve tried to take things a step further over the last year and here’s a list of simple changes I’ve made with little to no noticeable negative impact on my bank account or lifestyle:

• Use canvas bags for grocery shopping 99% of the time
• Replaced all possible bulbs in the house with compact florescents
• Installed water-saving shower heads in the bathrooms
• Purchased a gas-powered dryer
• Changed over to the green power option for my electricity
• Removed my name from all credit card solicitation lists
• Brought a re-usable container to work for water
• Ride my bike around locally on the weekend for errands instead of driving

I’ve always been conscious of the impact my daily habits have on the Earth. I grew up in a home that always recycled, composted, gardened, etc. As far as families go in the midwest, I think we were pretty progressive. I’ve tried to take things a step further over the last year and here’s a list of simple changes I’ve made with little to no noticeable negative impact on my bank account or lifestyle:

• Use canvas bags for grocery shopping 99% of the time
• Replaced all possible bulbs in the house with compact florescents
• Installed water-saving shower heads in the bathrooms
• Purchased a gas-powered dryer
• Changed over to the green power option for my electricity
• Removed my name from all credit card solicitation lists
• Brought a re-usable container to work for water
• Ride my bike around locally on the weekend for errands instead of driving

I’ve always been conscious of the impact my daily habits have on the Earth. I grew up in a home that always recycled, composted, gardened, etc. As far as families go in the midwest, I think we were pretty progressive. I’ve tried to take things a step further over the last year and here’s a list of simple changes I’ve made with little to no noticeable negative impact on my bank account or lifestyle:

• Use canvas bags for grocery shopping 99% of the time
• Replaced all possible bulbs in the house with compact florescents
• Installed water-saving shower heads in the bathrooms
• Purchased a gas-powered dryer
• Changed over to the green power option for my electricity
• Removed my name from all credit card solicitation lists
• Brought a re-usable container to work for water
• Ride my bike around locally on the weekend for errands instead of driving

I finally got word today that I will be in New Jersey for the US Live Earth concert. While I’ll probably be working 20 hours a day for the few days I’m there, it’ll be worth it. Kevin produced Live 8 and I was one of the people that didn’t get to go to that one. I didn’t really mind, but I would have been bummed about not being able to attend Live Earth. It’s going to be crazy and I’ll be blogging and twittering while I’m there.