If you have a twitter account, these are the guys you should follow:

http://twitter.com/solardude1
http://twitter.com/AltEnergyWebPar
http://twitter.com/GreenEnergyInfo
http://twitter.com/do_ecoliving
http://twitter.com/bestgreenblogs

solardude1 is very prolific in twitting and you’ll learn a lot from him when it comes to solar energy.

Aside from Nuvali’s emphasis on renewable energy, there’s one thing I would really really love to see happen in Nuvali: I would love to see the time when water coming from its faucet (for human consumption) will be so clean that people can drink straight from it; that households will no longer need to buy bottled water.

One day, I will write about the very high cost , not just on the pocket, but more importantly, on the environment of bottled water.

Thanks

Been looking at your posts on construction and directories– thanks too for sharing all your valuable research! Was wondering if you have advice on locally-available Solar Panels or any alternative energy source (not just for water heating) that are cost-effective for individual homes?

Re my blog, big hugs! Kind words are always appreciated.

http://i904.photobucket.com/albums/ac244/junsanchez/Lantana%20Lane%20by%20Arch%20Francisco%20Manosa/1LantanaLaneBanggerahan.jpg

This is the second time I have tried to post the link to the image; the first time didn’t work. If this doesn’t work again, I’ll send the image via email.

Thanks for dropping by. I love your blog, by the way.

Was especially happy to see the banggerahan mentioned, especially since it’s one key element I’m integrating into my new home — no pics by any chance? My lola’s home in Bicol made good use of the banggerahan in an L-shaped area in her kitchen. Would be great to see a modernized (and upscale) version of it! I asked my dad to draw it–here’s a copy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/manilarat/5101991843/in/set-72157625092389179/

The images above are actual features of the model unit that can be viewed by appointment.

I would like to reiterate that from the planned 16 units in Lantana Lane, the Manosas have decided to reduce to just 14 the total to make available more units with open spaces/gardens. This makes the project even more exclusive.

Thank you so much for visiting my site.