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Michael Bloch has always aspired to lead a “green” life, and thanks to the power of the Internet, he is now helping others do the very same. |
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What would the green movement be without a little celebrity backing? Sure, celebs like Sheryl Crow and Al Gore can get a little preachy from time to time, what with telling us to buy expensive hybrid cars and limit our toilet paper use, but at least their hearts are in the right place. |
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Many San Antonio businesses are getting in on the green act, too. Check out these examples. |
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Some people recycle soda bottles and newspapers, but William Dupont recycles buildings. |
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They probably won't put Maury Povich out of business - after all, there will always be people who are willing to find out the paternity of their child on national television. But for those who are more private, there's something new on the market: at-home paternity tests.
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Attorney Santos Vargas answers our questions. |
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Our parents always told us eating our vegetables would make us big and strong. They never said it would make us cute, too. |
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Final Four weekend is about more than what takes place on the court. The events that coincide with Final Four weekend have become a spectacle in their own right over the past couple of decades. |
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San Antonio is already regarded as a tourism hotspot, known for good food, (sometimes) good weather and, of course, the Alamo. Now, the Alamo City can add a little sports history to its résumé. |
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No doubt history will be made at the 2008 Men's Final Four, as all four No. 1 seeds (Kansas, UCLA, Memphis and North Carolina) face off for the Division I championship. |
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S.A. model Valerie Garza answers our sizzling questions. |
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All together now, Republicans and Democrats: Open mouth, insert foot. You've done it enough times for author Ted Rueter to compile a collection of stupid things that politicians say.
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