Posted: 20 Jun 2010 12:10 PM PDT

There are a lot of potential coverings being offered in the market today as far as iPads are concerned and now JAVOedge offers something different with these lumberjack and corky back covers for the famed Apple device. These new back covers which should deliver a wood-like appearance for people seeking unique ways to show off their iPads.

The Lumberjack is covered with a sheet of cork while the Corky one appears to be covered with slices from wine bottle corks. Both cases are the type that snap on the back and leave the front completely open. They are available over at Amazon.com for $29.95 each.

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Lumber and Corky Back Covers for the iPad

New Facebook App Helps Analyze your Water Consumption

Posted: 20 Jun 2010 12:09 PM PDT

One of the most popular social networking sites, Facebook, has been a hit as far as connecting friends and providing apps are concerned and now it seems that a new app can help determine just how effective your water consumption practices are concerned. The new water conservation app helps in providing you a speedy rundown on your personal water use, a test which you can finish in a few minutes.

Obviously low flow toilets, efficient washing machines, and eco-friendly dish washers are crucial to keeping your personal water footprint in check, even if you think you’re conservative with water use. But the test also listed simple tasks like trying to get your shower time down to one song and installing low-flow faucet aerators in your sinks.

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New Facebook App Helps Analyze your Water Consumption

Recycled Cycles Shop in Seattle Keeps The Old New Again

Posted: 20 Jun 2010 11:31 AM PDT

Recycled Cycles, a used bicycles shop in Seattle likes to take old bikes and make them new again.

Started as a used bike shop, the retail store has now moved on to new bikes as well. But they still sell and repair used bikes in the greater Seattle area. They offer an array of services for bike owners, including the classic tune-up.

This is about as independent a shop as they come and they’ve been around since 1994, no small feat for a small indie business. Local shopping is and always has been green, way before the eco movement came about.

Don’t forget to patronize the small local businesses in your area today. Go green by going local!

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Recycled Cycles Shop in Seattle Keeps The Old New Again