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Antarctica’s the coldest, driest continent on the planet, and it’s also the windiest. Couple that with the fact that the summer months bring round-the-clock sunshine, and you’ve got an ideal spot for taking advantage of wind and solar power.

Going Green--Hang Your Clothes in the Sunshine

The Cream Odd Vest (Purple tie, lavender shirt, grey flannel, cream vest and lime green pocket square. More in the — hopefully — elegant rather than easy vein.) Hi Chris, I enjoyed your blogs on smart casual. Since you’ve asked for reader input, here goes. In terms of dressing smart casual, California, has a couple of other of influences – first, it’s not just warmer here year round, there is also a lot of sunshine. It’s not uncommon to get a day in January that’s 75 degrees and not a c

With the change in weather, I have been on the hunt for some cozy garments. I was checking out the Pretty Birdie line by Stephanie Teague recently and thought I’d share my finds. The last time I featured Stephanie’s shop it was all about the sleeveless dresses for the spring and summer. Oh, sunshine, will you making an appearance soon? For now, while I dream of warmer days, I’ll make my wish list of fall offerings… Bamboo and Organic Cotton Mini Dress : $130.00 : Custom Vintage Wo

by Thomas Fryd When selecting a spot to plant a garden decide on a place where the soil is deep, where drainage is good and where the vegetables to be grown will have full exposure to the sunshine. A gentle slope to the south or to the south-east is ideal. Rows should run north and south so that the vegetables to be grown will enjoy the maximum amount of sunlight. Never locate the kitchen garden near strong growing shrubs, hedges or large trees because their extensive root system will rob the