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Max

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Member since 05/19/2008
Last login: 09/17/2008

Knowledge

Computers, Computers, Web Development

Interests

Having Fun, Environmental Political Theory, Implications Of The Oil Crisis

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Nuclear Power, Motivating People

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May 27, 2008

COPLEY INN

19 Garrison St , Boston, MA, 617-236-0300

When I visited Boston on a business trip, I ended up staying in the Copley Inn for about a week and a half. For someone visiting Boston for (essentially) the first time, it was all in all a nice experience. Each hotel room was furnished with a kitchen, complete with a stove and a large fridge. This made it nice and easy to cook my own food instead of being forced to eat out every day, which saved me money and also allowed me to eat organic, wholesome food, and occasionally host guests for dinner.

June 17, 2008

SHAWS SUPERMARKETS

65 Huntington Ave , Boston, MA, 617-262-4688

Granted, I have absolutely no clue how to review a supermarket's environmental quality, but I'll try. I was visiting Boston on a business trip, and my hotel was pretty close to this specific Shaw's, so I decided to get my groceries here. Good experience overall! I really like how everything is arranged by nationality, and they have a quite extensive organic/local foods section. However, there's a lot of things that they could be doing that they obviously don't care enough about in terms of sustainability. Here's what I found lacking:

Hey! It's definitely never

Submitted by Max on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 10:50.

Hey! It's definitely never too late to start the trial over.... you should consider doing that. ;-)

Twill!

Submitted by Max on Fri, 08/01/2008 - 10:14.

Apparently a company called Twill manufactures a reusable bagel bag... it is pretty strangely shaped (more like a sleeve than a bag) but as advertised, it "keeps bagels fresh for days"... it has a cotton inside and an airtight plastic outside. Search for "bagel bag" in Google...

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