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Have you ever wondered exactly how your charitable donations were being used? The Elephant Sanctuary tells you in story and pictures just how your money is being spent. The story is complete with a full cast of characters, starring Shirley, Bunny, Billie and the rest of the Girls. There's also the Elecam for live action video.
Their stated purpose is " to provide a haven for old, sick or needy elephants and to educate about the crisis facing these creatures."
Le Tip Mt Sinai Member of the Week
Each week I highlight another member of my Mt Sinai Le Tip chapter. This week's showcase is for Treimane Eason. Treimane is the Land Surveyor of the group. His company is T. Eason Land Surveyor PC of Port Jefferson Station with a satellite office in Queens, New York. They have over 25 years experience in survey and consulting. Projects include commercial, residental, institutional and industrial sites.
I've done computer work in Treimane's office and he's hardly ever there. He's out doing what he loves to do, surveying. I asked him how long he's been doing this and he answered "Surveying is all I've ever done". It shows in his work and his commitment to getting jobs done on a timely basis.
You can contact Treimane or his trusted sidekick Doug at 631-474-2200 or by email at mail@teasonlandsurveyor.com. You can find out more about the company at their website located here - T. Eason Land Surveyor
I took my first look at Googles new browser today. Chrome uses a minimalist approach, combining features where possible. One example of this is the address bar which doubles as the search box. Chromes opens to a page of visual links to your most visited sites, a nice feature.
It's similar to Fast Dial, one of my favorite Firefox addons.
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