Comments for Big City Small Footprints http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com The London Guide To Sustainable Life Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:16:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Interview: Julia Smith by Kerry Harrap http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/03/interview-julia-smith/#comment-259 Kerry Harrap Sun, 03 Jul 2011 08:24:21 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=155#comment-259 Hi, We’ve been looking over your website http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/03/interview-julia-smith/, I work on behalf of a reputable insurance company here in the UK. We would be very interested in purchasing advertising on your website. In the way of either a homepage text link, sitewide text link or sponsored post. Could you please let us know your rates for any of the above that you offer? Look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Kerry Harrap Hi,

We’ve been looking over your website http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/03/interview-julia-smith/, I work on behalf of a reputable insurance company here in the UK. We would be very interested in purchasing advertising on your website. In the way of either a homepage text link, sitewide text link or sponsored post.

Could you please let us know your rates for any of the above that you offer?

Look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards,
Kerry Harrap

]]> Comment on Digital Cities: London’s Future by Callum Precious http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/01/digital-cities-londons-future/#comment-258 Callum Precious Mon, 20 Jun 2011 12:27:26 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=136#comment-258 well i never. this future needs to be bigger. well i never.
this future needs to be bigger.

]]> Comment on The Largest Gathering of People Wearing Underpants by RK http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2008/11/the-largest-gathering-of-people-wearing-underpants/#comment-257 RK Fri, 13 May 2011 11:20:58 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=96#comment-257 PANTS ON FIRE !!!!!! (yuk) this is not poverty its shameful !!! PANTS ON FIRE !!!!!! (yuk) this is not poverty its shameful !!!

]]> Comment on The Largest Gathering of People Wearing Underpants by Fayemi Akinola Olaposi http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2008/11/the-largest-gathering-of-people-wearing-underpants/#comment-256 Fayemi Akinola Olaposi Sat, 07 May 2011 19:20:05 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=96#comment-256 tihs is end of the world........................you people trying negative things in your country. stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that. tihs is end of the world……………………you people trying negative things in your country. stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that.

]]> Comment on What I’ve got rid of so far by tim http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2007/12/what-ive-got-rid-of-so-far/#comment-246 tim Sun, 16 May 2010 19:38:55 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=8#comment-246 We tried that to. but we used Kwik Sweep to clear our junk. www.kwiksweep.com We tried that to. but we used Kwik Sweep to clear our junk. http://www.kwiksweep.com

]]> Comment on Rocket Speed Cycling by adam cleaner http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/07/rocket-speed-cycling/#comment-241 adam cleaner Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:10:21 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=183#comment-241 i saw a better article on this on the bbc a few months ago. i think it's one of the best ideas i have seen in a long time, if only the weather in the uk allowed for more cycling. supposably the cycling action powers a tiny engine, which pushes the bike further then cycling normally does without the need of any other power. i may be wrong though. i saw a better article on this on the bbc a few months ago. i think it’s one of the best ideas i have seen in a long time, if only the weather in the uk allowed for more cycling.

supposably the cycling action powers a tiny engine, which pushes the bike further then cycling normally does without the need of any other power. i may be wrong though.

]]> Comment on we all scream for ice-cream by adam cleaner http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/08/we-all-scream-for-ice-cream/#comment-240 adam cleaner Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:51:30 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=184#comment-240 what a weird sounding idea. the trouble i see with this is that they wont be able to sell the best selling ones and this will only be for the cheaper plain flavours, which makes this seem almost un-nessasery as only a tiny amount will be sold like this. what a weird sounding idea. the trouble i see with this is that they wont be able to sell the best selling ones and this will only be for the cheaper plain flavours, which makes this seem almost un-nessasery as only a tiny amount will be sold like this.

]]> Comment on Bowl Patrol by adam cleaner http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/06/bowl-patrol/#comment-239 adam cleaner Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:22:39 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=170#comment-239 hi there, interesting review, i'm in the process of reviewing this product myself soon for my upcoming blog and thought i'd look around see what others thought and found this blog. shame about the synthetic perfumes, this is something that seems to be the case with most if not all method products which i don't like usually as it's a waste of money and an un-nessasery "luxury", however given where this product is used it actually works really well. re which vinegar: try white vinergar (clear one) with bi-carb. is very fun to see it explode like a volcano when you put too much. i put vinergar down my parents outer loo as it's rarely used so it stays ages and keeps it's clean and limescale free. hi there, interesting review, i’m in the process of reviewing this product myself soon for my upcoming blog and thought i’d look around see what others thought and found this blog.

shame about the synthetic perfumes, this is something that seems to be the case with most if not all method products which i don’t like usually as it’s a waste of money and an un-nessasery “luxury”, however given where this product is used it actually works really well.

re which vinegar: try white vinergar (clear one) with bi-carb. is very fun to see it explode like a volcano when you put too much. i put vinergar down my parents outer loo as it’s rarely used so it stays ages and keeps it’s clean and limescale free.

]]> Comment on Natalie tells us we’re all Neighbours by EcoChampion http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/06/natalie-tells-us-were-all-neighbours/#comment-238 EcoChampion Mon, 12 Oct 2009 10:37:53 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=175#comment-238 MoreEco has changed After thinking long and hard during the current economic climate, the team MoreEco decided they needed to give its members more incentive to shop, whilst at the same time helping you to save money on your shopping. Therefore they scrapped the ’shopping for points’ system replacing it with the much more favourable ‘cash back’. It’s simple… for every purchase you make, you earn cash back! MoreEco has changed

After thinking long and hard during the current economic climate, the team MoreEco decided they needed to give its members more incentive to shop, whilst at the same time helping you to save money on your shopping.

Therefore they scrapped the ’shopping for points’ system replacing it with the much more favourable ‘cash back’.

It’s simple… for every purchase you make, you earn cash back!

]]> Comment on Ethical questions about microfinance by Ashley Alfred http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/2009/04/ethical-questions-about-microfinance/#comment-237 Ashley Alfred Thu, 10 Sep 2009 07:41:03 +0000 http://www.bigcitysmallfootprints.com/?p=165#comment-237 The lack of ethical standards in the microfinance industry is striking in view of the very elaborate financial standards that have come to govern it. There is a variety of reasons to explain this phenomenon. The first reason has its base in the history of the industry: as long as financial services were offered by non-profit organizations, which in turn were supported by non-profit investors, the civil society character of the industry ensured reasonably fair treatment of customers. The second reason has been the drive to involve private sector capital in order to meet industry targets. This course was pursued with such vigor that many players turned a blind eye to poor treatment of customers. The lack of ethical standards in the microfinance industry is striking in view of the very elaborate financial standards that have come to govern it. There is a variety of reasons to explain this phenomenon. The first reason has its base in the history of the industry: as long as financial services were offered by non-profit organizations, which in turn were supported by non-profit investors, the civil society character of the industry ensured reasonably fair treatment of customers. The second reason has been the drive to involve private sector capital in order to meet industry targets. This course was pursued with such vigor that many players turned a blind eye to poor treatment of customers.

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