The Eden Project: Educational Amusement Park
The best way to travel is to venture off the beaten path, away from the sites that scream “Tourist!” Take London—beyond the museums, pubs, and glamour lies a country rich with unusual attractions and...
View ArticleO’ Christmas tree…lights!
Every family has preferences about which decorations are essential to the holiday season. My favorite is the Christmas tree, but it’s really the lights on the tree that make it the focal point of my...
View ArticleGO Green!
Recently, I got together with a few friends for a game night. As we discussed which game we wanted to start with, we began to talk about how Monopoly gets a bad reputation for occasions like these. The...
View ArticleThanks for the coffee, Frank!
Blog entry ideas can be hard to come by. I’m still fairly new at Summit, and even more new to the world of blogging, so this task is somewhat of an adventure for me. So far, I’ve written about a few...
View ArticleFrom Radios to iPods
While I was researching my topic for last month’s blog—the electrification of rural America—I stumbled across some related topics that caught my attention. Specifically, how did the mass...
View ArticleThrowing Caution to the Wind
Renewable energy is on the mind of every energy professional out there today — what non-traditional types of energy are going to help meet the needs of our ever-changing world?Although new types of...
View ArticleRoyal Footprints
The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton brought out the romantic in me, and I waited in eager anticipation to see the big moments unfold on my TV screen. It was exciting to see the wedding...
View ArticleTurning waste into energy
Recently, I passed a Waste Management truck with the following message advertised on its side: “The waste we collect helps power over one million homes.” I hastily scribbled a note to myself as a...
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