AlertSF

AlertSF will send tsunami alerts, severe weather/flooding notifications and post-disaster information to your registered wireless devices and email accounts. AlertSF lets one register work email, home email and cell phones. Also allowing you to choose multiple zip codes for to receive alerts for places you work, live and commonly play hang out.

If you live in SF it would be silly not to sign up. For those outside of SF you should suggest your local municipals look to AlertSF and 72hours.org as models for community emergency preparedness.

Pump-Kin!

I thought a few of the ladies might enjoy reading about 30 ways to eat a pumpkin. Note to the boys #30 is pumpkin beer :-)

Dreaming of dream homes

I'm feeling sick today and rather be hanging out at home instead of working. However work pays the bills and might let me afford a place like this someday:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/10/optimal_green_m_2.php

Generation Adventure

Trent has reanimated his blog Generation Adventure:
http://generation-adventure.blogspot.com/. Take a chance and check it out.

Lost

Many reviewers have been wondering if Lost would have the staying power for a third season. After seeing the third season opener I’m hooked, fish line and sinker.

Moots goes crazy for adventure specialist Mike Curiak

Trent was kind enough to send along this link. Half
way down the page is a bike with a integrated 1.5 liter fuel bottle top tube. Not a shabby idea for
500 mile solo Alaskan ride. For the rest of us, I wouldn’t mind seeing a top tube that held compressed air for refilling tires. Sure would make getting home on my epic 25 mile bike rides easier :-)

Is that a machete holster?

Emily has been kind enough to blog about my whole weekend. Take a read and add in buying some duct tape off of Amazon and a little climbing with Matty and Amber on Sunday.