Indy's Small World | the uneventful musings of a post-doc scientist, loving husband and father, and basket case cyclist

Drew-apalooza

•May 2, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Ready to ride

Things go amiss with mud and water

Making the best of a muddy situation

Maryland Day – Bounce house and Elmo

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Not to be out done on the cuteness factor

•April 7, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Arianna

•April 6, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Two Years Old

•March 14, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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10 Years Gone

•March 2, 2011 • 1 Comment

The Chieftain is missed, but never forgotten.

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Andrew Kick-Bike Cruise

•February 10, 2011 • 3 Comments

Andrew Kick-Bike Cruise, originally uploaded by eaelupus.

Not quite 2 and he is getting it down. I was worried when I bought the strider 2 months ago he was too young, but he took to it right away and is picking up speed all the time.

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Xmas Snow Smackdown Pix

•December 28, 2010 • Leave a Comment

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Psycling

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Pew Center on Climate

Clean Energy Steps: Necessary but not sufficient for climate action May 13, 2013
I recently replied to a question on the National Journal blog on whether small legislative measures will be effective in fighting climate change.You can read responses at the National Journal.Here is my response:read more
Manik Roy
Report Launch: "Leveraging Natural Gas to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions" May 13, 2013
Promoted in Energy Efficiency section: 0 The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES) and the University of Texas launch their new report, "Leveraging Natural Gas to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions," outlining the climate implications of expanded natural gas use and potential uses and benefits in key sectors. C2ES President Eileen Claussen w […]
Fine-tuning the carbon market May 10, 2013
Letter to the EditorThe Washington PostPublished May 9, 2013Regarding the May 6 front-page article “Europe’s carbon market goes bust”:In evaluating Europe’s cap-and-trade system, it’s important to distinguish means (a carbon price) from ends (carbon reductions). Europe’s carbon price is low in large part because a prolonged recession and complementary polici […]
Webinar: What is Climate Leadership? Examples and Lessons Learned in Supply Chain Management May 9, 2013
Promoted in Energy Efficiency section: 0 Two 2013 Climate Leadership Award winners in the supply chain category will discuss how they set aggressive greenhouse gas reduction goals and how they are at the leading edge of managing GHGs in their organizational supply chains.Mike Ray, Vice President of Business Integration and Transformation, IBM Integrated Sup […]
12th Annual Carbon Capture Utilization & Sequestration Conference May 9, 2013
Promoted in Energy Efficiency section: 0 Judi Greenwald will speak about ways to spur carbon capture technology development, Thu, 05/16/2013 - 08:55 - 10:00 Judi Greenwald will speak about ways to spur carbon capture technology development, […]
AASHTO Extreme Weather Events Symposium May 9, 2013
Promoted in Energy Efficiency section: 0 Joseph Casola will speak on trends and projections. Tue, 05/21/2013 - 11:15 - 11:40 Joseph Casola will speak on trends and projections.
Today's Brainteaser May 6, 2013
I recently replied to a question on the National Journal blog on what technology innovations mean for Washington.You can read responses at the National Journal.Here is my response:read more
Manik Roy
Global temps are still above average May 2, 2013
Some skeptics have seized on a recent article in The Economist noting an apparent “hiatus” in global warming to argue that climate change is a fiction and efforts to address it are misguided. Those interpretations, which were voiced by some representatives at a recent House hearing on climate science, misrepresent both the article and the science it examines […]
Joe Casola
The return of reality-based governing? May 1, 2013
In the past few weeks, both Maryland and Virginia raised revenue to fix aging transportation infrastructure. And they ensured that future revenues would increase with inflation.The revenue packages are quite different, reflecting each state’s uniquely messy political realities. But for the first time in a long time, they make genuine progress in solving the […]
Judi Greenwald
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