Talk about a piece of history in the South Asheville area! The Blake House Inn was built in 1847 and is now a beautiful Bed and Breakfast. Italianate architecture with Gothic Revival influence. The walls of this structure are 22 inches thick and the ceilings are 12 - 14 feet high. Many rooms are available here to make each stay memorable and original. From the "Rose Room" which is handicapped accessible, to the "Magnolia Room" which has a fabric ceiling, to the "Lilac Room" which has a small elevated terrace where you can have a cup of tea and enjoy the morning glory. Several more beautiful rooms are available. If you are looking for a wonderful place to stay in and around Asheville, The Blake House Inn Bed and Breakfast may prove to be a great choice.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Recently, at Bele Chere 2010, we took this video. Here is the message that the street preachers were preaching, some of the people that opposed them, and others who supported what they were doing. If you pay attention to the end of this video; a man is opposing the street preacher, and an African American woman takes the side of the preacher and tells him to "Rebuke that in the name of Jesus" and to "Preach on!"Asheville is called the "Buckle of the Bible Belt" by many faith based arenas. Some churches are wondering why their "hometown" is being consumed by other religions and philosophies; while millions of dollars a year is going to "Save" 3rd world countries and missionaries. Is Asheville North Carolina numb to Christianity? I doubt it. There are plenty of strong faith based works going on everyday in the AVL community. Churches like C3, Church In Motion, and Seacoast are coming into the area strong, in addition to already established congregations such as Crossroads Assembly, North Asheville Baptist Church, Trinity Baptist Church, Biltmore Baptist Church and many others. A lot of good, sometimes unnoticed or unseen, comes from these local congregations.There are many religions in the world, and now they are in Asheville NC. Is everyone allowed the same freedom of speech as the other religion? Is there only one right way? How do we all get to heaven and live happily ever after? Some say by faith in Jesus Christ, others preach faith and works, and then there are some who believe that you just have to be a "good person" and it will all work out in the end. Pretty simple, right? Not exactly. Legalism comes into many of these groups where you must conform to their principles that according to them, had originated from the Bible. I have been in churches where they called women whores if they had makeup on; and preached against men who wore striped ties and used deodorant. I doubt this has anything to do with the Bible, religion or salvation. Extremism has hurt the mission of many pure hearts who sincerely care.Why do churches want to reach a community? We have heard some of these reasons: To build their congregation, to be instrumental in saving our souls, to help our lives, to build a faith based relationship, to teach us the scriptures, etc. These are just a few of the many reasons, both negative and positive according to who they are trying to reach. Some people have refused and rejected the offer and have a perfect right to do so; and going to "face the consequences" according to others.Is freedom of religion really a part of Asheville North Carolina? Are Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses treated with equality when it comes to what they believe and expressing their faith? Are people who do not have any faith allowed to do so without being badgered or stoned? On the other hand; can someone have faith and still be treated equally by folks who do not have any type of religion?What has your church experience been like in Asheville or Western North Carolina? Leave a comment below. Thanks.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

41�country's abstain from safe waterThe United States abstains from declaring safe water and sanitation as a basic human right under UN resolution. To much to loose? Asheville has has some of the healthiest fresh water reservoirs in the country and we take for granted that this will always be the case. Don't be so certain!�Today is a day worth noting in human history. A non-binding UN resolution was passed today that proclaims safe water and sanitation as basic human rights. I have long been an advocate for declaring safe water as a basic human right; along with the other two necessities for sustaining life- safe food & safe air. It’s the trinity of survival; Air, Water, Food; everything else is non-essential. I believe that this trinity of survival should be an inalienable right for all human beings; regardless of cost or degree of challenge.� 41 county’s including the United States chose to abstain. I am eager to hear the reasoning behind the decisions. I would venture to make an educated guess and preempt the coming disclosures as being politically motivated on behalf of the citizens. They will proclaim inadequacies and lack of clearly defined rolls and responsibilities governments. The reasons will be relative to potential liabilities, costs and burdens. What you won’t hear is how they don’t want to loose their rights to sell water or relinquish control of it for profit and power. UN record of vote Introducing a draft resolution on the human right to water and sanitation (document A/64/L.63/Rev.1), the representative of Bolivia said that human right had not been fully recognized: read more AP www.AskAquaPro.com ��www.AquaEnvi.org�www.AshevilleGreenPlumbing.comAquaPro@AskaquaPro.com AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

True Commercial in Your Home - Visit the TurboChef Mobile Culinary Institute to see live cooking demos featuring TurboChef Double & Single Wall Speedcook Ovens.TurboChef high performance gourmet ovens are designed for today's home chef, with a signature style that makes them the centerpiece of and high-end kitchen. With TurboChef cooking technology, seeing truly is believing.Open House at Salon Blue Ridge located at 518 S. Allen Rd, Flat Rock NC 28731 on Thursday July 29th from 9am - 4pm. For more information, please call Audrey at 828-696-1934AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Location - Garage at Biltmore 101 Fairview Rd Asheville NC 28803Date - Saturday August 14, 2010Time - Doors at 7pm, Pizza Judging at 7:30pm, Pizza Party 7:45pm, Benefit Party with Music and Beer till 2amTickets - Tickets are $15. Purchase in advance by clicking HERE.Included - Pizza from a dozen or more establishments, unlimited samples of beer from a mini beer fest including 3 local Asheville breweries; live entertainment, music and dancingBenefit For - Families Pursuing Justice, a group supporting our community and committed to solving cold cases and other crimes in Asheville & WNCPeoples Choice Award - All persons entering will receive a ticket to vote for their top choice.1. Pizza companies will make 2 pizzas for the judges. 1 regular cheese, the other up to 5 toppings2. Pizza companies will deliver the 10 pizzas (2 to be judged and 8 for the benefit) at 7:30pm3. Pizza judging will end at 8pm, pizza eating will continue until all pizzas are gone.4. Pizzas that are to be judged will be marked and go into the private room at the Garage, others will be set up in the venue5. Pizzas slices will be double cut, pizzas up for judging will be triple cut6. Pizza companies will have a sign or branding to identify their establishmentPizza Companies that will be competing:1. Barleys Pizza2. Circle in the Square Pizza3. Marcos Pizza4. Iannuccis Pizzeria5. Nona Mia6. Pomodoros Cafe7. Fiore's Ristorante Toscana8. Piazza East9. East Village Grill10. Standard Pizza Company11. Earthfare West12. Franks Pizza13. My Fathers Pizza14. Mellow MushroomBreweries On Site:1. Highland Brewing Company2. Craggie Brewing Company3. French Broad Brewing Company4. Skyland Distributing CompanyClick to purchase the tickets for this event here: Garage at Biltmore Pizza Wars TicketsOriginal post about the Asheville Pizza Wars. Or view the Facebook Event for the Asheville Pizza Wars.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

A couple weeks ago I happened across one of Asheville's little treasures. After twenty years this town continues to impress me. I attended a meet and greet hosted at the Biltmore Estates newest attraction called Antler Hill. While roaming around to see the features of the Hill I heard the distinctive ringing of a Blacksmiths Anvil, but there was clearly a musical quality to what I was hearing. the. The Biltmore Estate still maintains an full time Blacksmith by the name of Doc Cudd. Doc is a very personable man who loves to tell the rich history and proud heritage of the Anvil. Much more than just a blacksmiths tool, but also a communication devise used by the tradesmen and is classified as an instrument that has been featured in Symphony, Opera, movie scores and more. Doc, as I discovered is one of only 5 anvil masters in the United States. Below is a video recorded during my visit of Doc explaining a little about the history of the anvil and doing his thing.Love this town! Don't you?AHAskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Hey hey! If you don't know that Bele Chere kicks off tomorrow, wake up! The southeast's largest street festival sends happy revelers into the streets of downtown Asheville, feasting on good food, the hyped-up social vibe, and of course, some of the best music you're going to find anywhere. But listen, don't count on the festival to provide all your entertainment, loves. At 10:00, local psychedelic voodoo gods Silver Machine take the stage at the Hookah Bar (38-B North French Broad Ave) to help ease you into your weekend. Get in out of the heat and soak up the sweet sounds of original space rock and classic covers given a funky twist. You're in for a treat at this show; Wilver Machine are sharing the bill with Graviton, and all I can say about that is prepare to have your mind blown. Seriously folks, if you could play the weather through your speakers, it would sound like Graviton, sunny and bright one minute and pouring rain the next. Check out info about the show here. Find out more about Silver Machine on their web site.April is a freelance writer from Asheville. Read more of her work here or follow her on facebook.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

As many of our friends and regular customers know, we tragically lost our daughter and sister Christina on Mother's Day this year. She left behind 2 year old Brianna and it was her wishes in her Will that she was left in our care.Having Brianna with us since Christina's death has been a blessing for us...we will always have part of her here with us in her daughter. Unfortunately, during this time of loss and sorrow, the small estate that was left to Brianna by her mother has gotten then attention of Brianna's father, who has played a very small part in her life and has never done anything for his daughter financially or emotionally. We have had to go to court twice so far to protect Brianna and her humble estate...and we have won both times. But the fight continues!We have started the Brianna Lynn Morehouse-Izon Estate Legal Fund to help raise money for Brianna's legal fees. We are having a special dinner event to continue raising money for this fund. We just finished the menu and we are very excited about it. We are prepared to make you some of the finest food to come from our kitchens using fresh local foods and the love from our family.Menu:Chilled Peach and Ginger soupChampagne and Brie Fondue in Sour Dough bowl w/crudite`Caesar Salad or Organic Mixed Baby GreensMain Course Choices:Bistro St. JacquesTender scallops, crab meat & shrimp blended in a white wine Alfredo sauce, seasoned and crumb coated for a quick flame broil. Served with an Asparagus Risotto pyramid.ChateaubriandThe ultimate mouth watering Tenderloin of Beef sliced thin, served with Bearnaise's, artichoke bottoms and truffled potato rosette.Duck BreastGrilled to perfection, sliced and served with asparagus risotto and fresh vegetables and chef's choice of glaze.Vegetarian Prima VeraSpaghetti Squash tenderly roasted, tri-colored peppers, black olives, artichokes, seasoned and tossed with olive oil and Asiago shavings.Dessert:Deconstructed "Brianna Berry Pie" with handmade Vanilla Bean Ice Cream*Special wine pairing with main course and dessert.$99.00 per couple-includes tax & beveragesPlease reserve early!Proceeds for this event will be donated to the Brianna Morehouse-Izon Estate Legal Fund.Mother & Son Bistro828-505-3510AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Push Productions put on a grand Asheville fashion show at the Orange Peel last night. Here is the last clip of the evening with more clips soon to be posted on AskAsheville's YouTube Channel and also Push Productions YouTube Channel. All of the videos and social media work on both of these video channels was done by G Social Media based in Asheville NC.

Asheville is once again getting involved in the Worldwide Photo Walk, in which groups from all over the World tour their cities, take photos, and share them. This is a great opportunity for any level of photographer, even if you only take pictures from your camera phone. For more information on this event, please see the post by G Social Media by clicking HERE. Thanks.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Craggie Brewing Co.'s Toubab Brewe, named for Asheville's own Toubab Krewe -- Bele Chere HeadlinersJuly 14, 2010 - Asheville, NC - In honor of Asheville's own instrumental quintet, Toubab Krewe, Craggie Brewing Company released its newly crafted, Toubab Brewe* – a crisp, malty, and slightly hoppy Bavarian lager. Based in Asheville, NC, both Toubab Krewe and Craggie Brewing Company contribute to the arts in their own ways. Toubab Krewe draws from American and West African influences to create a unique and groundbreaking blend of sounds while Craggie selects unconventional recipes to reflect the brewery's innovative interpretation of beer. "Both Toubab and Craggie have their roots in Asheville and the pairing just feels like the perfect fit" - Craggie Brewing Crew Not only is this a tasty local collaboration but the partnership will also benefit others on a global level. For each keg of Toubab Brewe sold, Craggie will donate $5 to Instruments4Africa, a non-profit selected by Toubab Krewe. Instruments4Africa facilitates artistic development for underprivileged youth and works to preserve music and arts in Africa. "We are thrilled collaborate with Craggie Brewing Company and Instruments4Africa in an alliance that supports our communities both here in North Carolina and in West Africa." - Toubab Krewe Asheville itself boasts a vibrant art community, including music and hand-crafted beers. Craggie endeavors to support and highlight local artists as well as the thriving arts community as a whole. Through partnerships like this, both Toubab Krewe and Craggie Brewing Company hope to reach an even broader audience with their altruistic efforts. Craggie Brewing Company: http://craggiebrewingco.com/Toubab Krewe: http://www.toubabkrewe.com/ Instruments4Africa: http://instruments4africa.wordpress.com/about/ Have a brewe for the worldwide krewe! *Toubab Brewe: A Bavarian-Style Zwickel Beer Organic Munich and Pilsen malts are bittered with Organic Hallertau Tradition. This unfiltered Bavarian lager is crisp and malty with a slight hoppy flavor. ABV 4.2% AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

The Asheville community came out in droves for the 1st "Shindig on the Green" in Pack Square Park. Bands, cloggers, dancers, families, couples, individuals and kids all came out to enjoy this great time. We look forward to several more of these scheduled for the summer!AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

The Asheville 4th of July fireworks had a short delay due to a fire that some say was caused by a few people shooting off their own fireworks on the scene. Some thought the finale was done and that is was the worst ending ever. But that was not the case. Here is our view from the Penthouse of the Hotel Indigo in Downtown Asheville. Take a look at this video and see the grand finale for yourself...AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

The Asheville electronic music scene has been growing and growing in the Asheville area each year. �Actually, Asheville was recently rated the #1 Small City for Art,�and the art coming out of this city is consistently great.One such Asheville-native electronic music producer is Danny Peck, and he develops music under the moniker "dep." �His music is one part film score, one part glitchy electronic beats, and one part ambient, down-tempo groove, and he has been dropping albums at a steady pace on his website,�http://justdep.com�since 2005.His forthcoming new album is titled "Start Loving the Robots," and is set for release this summer. �In preparation for the release, dep is performing an experiment that he's dubbed "The I Love____ Global Collaboration Project" where he's asking individuals to phone in to his automated phone line and leave a short message telling him what they love. �From "I love strawberries," to "I love my mom and dad," the calls have been flowing in, and dep promises that the best 150 entries will be mixed in to one of his tracks on the new album and sent a free copy as well!dep is hitting the streets of Asheville as well, asking random individuals what it is they love and recording their responses. �If he records you, your voice will appear on this forthcoming release and you'll receive a free copy of the album as well.To participate roll over to dep's website and follow the instructions to send in your response today!�http://justdep.com/AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

WHITTIER, N.C. – Minke de Vos, Senior universal Tao instructor and director of Silent Grounds Retreats, Vancouver, B.C., will offer a one-day feminine sexual energy workshop in Western North Carolina.Ms. de Vos has devoted over 20 years to the practice of internal arts, offering a wide range of energetic and spiritual skills. She has an international reputation as a top teacher of qigong, healing, and women's sexuality. “In the workshop, participants will be initiated into the sacred art of female sexual energy practices,” says Anyaa McAndrew, an internationally known women's spirituality facilitator, and coordinator of the one day event. “Women can cultivate sensual, powerful sexual energy with emotionally transformative meditation exercises, Tao Yoga, Sensual Qigong, and empowering Jade Egg exercises.”The workshop will focus on female sexual energy that is beneficial for women of all ages, and includes practices for easing menstruation, menopause, strengthening women internally, balancing our hormones, cultivating radiance and rejuvenating vitality. Space is limited, though lodging is available. The workshop will be Tuesday, June 29, from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., at Isis Cove Community and Retreat Center, Whittier, N.C. (one hour west of Asheville). For more information, contact Anyaa McAndrew at anyaa@vzemail.com/, or www.goddessontheloose.com/.Sherri L. McLendon is a freelance writer in Weaverville, N.C. She can be reached directly at sherri@sherrimclendon.com, or check out her media blog at www.sherrimclendon.com/.

North Carolina NORML Chapter Inaugural Benefit ConcertSunday, June 27, 2010, 9:00pm, The Garage at Biltmore, 101-D Fairview Rd., Asheville Asheville attorney Jennifer Foster announces the initiation of a statewide North Carolina Chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), www.norml.org, a nonprofit, public-interest lobby that for more than 30 years has provided a voice for those Americans who oppose marijuana prohibition. No statewide chapter has existed to date. NORML supports the removal of all criminal penalties for the private possession and responsible use of marijuana by adults. This model, similar to that recommended to Congress by President Nixon's esteemed Shafer Commission in 1972, is called "decriminalization.” NORML also strongly supports the right of patients to use marijuana as a medicine when their physician recommends it to relieve pain and suffering. NORML has advocated for the legal use of medicinal marijuana since 1972. Lastly, NORML supports the right of farmers to commercially cultivate the non-psychoactive strain of cannabis known as hemp for industrial purposes, such as food and fiber production. On Sunday, June 27, 2010 at 9:00 pm, The Garage at Biltmore will host a benefit concert for the forming chapter featuring Trouble with Aaron Woody Wood, Jay Sanders, Jason Flournoy, and Mike Rhodes, whose collective resume spans such influential groups as Acoustic Syndicate, The Blue Rags, Donna The Buffalo, Larry Keel and Natural Bridge, Hollywood Red and Shanti Groove just to name a few. Closing out the evening will be The Screaming Js, featuring Jake Hollifield (The Blue Rags), Jason Krekel (Mad Tea Party), Mike Gray (Firecracker Jazz Band), Jonathan Paul Hess (Erika Jane and Remember the Bees). A minimum donation of $10 at the door will help the forming chapter gain 501(c)(3) status and provide for initial operating expenses. Information will be provided as to how citizens can become involved to support the pending North Carolina Medical Marijuana Act, HB 1380, and otherwise help to reform marijuana and hemp prohibition in North Carolina.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Ashevillians to Join Hands As part of The Largest Gathering against Offshore Oil Drilling In HistoryOn Saturday, June 26, Asheville will participate in the largest gathering against offshore drilling in the US. At noon, in Carrier Park, participants will join hands along with participants on beaches and in parks and cities all across America as well as the Ireland, Dominican Republic, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. All participants of “Hands Across the Sand” will be united against the dangers offshore oil drilling present to our oceans and marine wildlife, fishing industries and coastal economies.Hands across the Sand's mission is to steer America's energy policy away from its dependence on fossil fuels and into the light of clean energy. The aim is to convince our leaders to abandon expanded offshore oil drilling and adopt policies that encourage clean and renewable energy sources. In Asheville, on Sat. June 26 from 11am to noon, speakers and musicians will talk about the Gulf disaster and offer ways for participants to reduce their dependence on oil and encourage renewable energy. "The image is powerful, the message simple,” said event founder Dave Rauschkolb. “No to offshore oil drilling, yes to clean energy. We are drawing a line in the sand against offshore oil drilling along America’s beaches and in solidarity events across America and around the world. No one industry should be able to place entire coastal economies and marine environments at risk with dangerous, dirty mistakes."Hands across the Sand was founded by Dave Rauschkolb, a restaurant owner in Florida, in October of 2009. He organized a statewide gathering on February 13, 2010, to send a message to Florida's legislators and Governor Crist that Floridians did not want them to lift the bans on near and offshore oil drilling. Ten Thousand Floridians joined hands, from Jacksonville to Miami Beach and Key West to Pensacola Beach, to protest the efforts by the Florida Legislature and the US Congress to lift the ban on oil drilling in the near and off shores of Florida. Shortly after the event the Florida Legislature tabled the effort.Hands across the Sand is endorsed by numerous national environmental organizations including: Sierra Club, Audubon, Greenpeace, Defenders of Wildlife, Alaska Wilderness League, Ocean Conservancy, Friends of the Earth, Environment America, 350, MoveOn.org, Center for Biological Diversity and CleanEnergy.orgWhat: Gathering to show solidarity for the Gulf Region, protest off shore oil drilling and promote clean energyWhere: Carrier park at the French Broad RiverWhen: Saturday, June 26, speakers and displays-11am-noon, Joining hands by the river- noon to 12:15Please see our website: http://www.handsacrossthesand.com/ Facebook: Hands Across the Sand - Ashevillehttp://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Hands-Across-The-Sand-Asheville/133652279982187?ref=ts AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

Please join us for a special one-day event in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina. An Inspirational Day with Internationally-Renowned Relationship Builders Hedy & Yumi Schleifer.Date: Sunday, August 1, 2010 - Time: 8:30 am Coffee & Registration, 9:00 am Workshop, 12:00 pm Lunch (on your own in downtown Asheville), 1:00 – 5:00 pm Workshop, Venue: Asheville Renaissance Hotel - 31 Woodfin St, Asheville NC 28801, Cost: $95* pp by July 19, 2010, $120* pp after July 19, 2010, * Non-refundable after July 19, 2010Who: This day is appropriate for growth-oriented individuals and couples who want to live life to the fullest, as well as professional therapists and counselors.Married for over 45 years, Hedy and Yumi Schleifer’s contagious enthusiasm for life, love and each other make them one of the most unforgettable couples you’ll ever meet. Through a combination of video presentation, heartfelt, insightful and humorous discussions and demonstrations, as well as experiential exercises, this dynamic couple will demonstrate practical and innovative ways to enhance and/or heal personal and business relationships.Discover:• life-changing relationship skills• how to “cross the bridge” into another person’s world• ways of turning daily grumbles between us into vehicles for change• healthier means of dissolving conflicts• how to be fully alive, totally present and ready for the richest connections possibleTo register online, visit http://www.hedyyumi.org/ For more information or to register by phone, contact Geoffrey@HedyYumi.org or 305-604-0010.***Also check out “Adventures in Intimacy” – 3 Day Couple’s Workshop. More information here: http://hedyyumi.org/docs/AII-AUG10-NC.pdf 2-Day Clinical Training: http://www.hedyyumi.org/training/ArtOfRelationalTherapyNC.html Video movie clip: http://www.youtube.com/hedyyumi AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

I am a strong and loving fellow. I love people and love to play with other dogs. They say I'm an alpha male, whatever that means. I just know that I like to be respected because I respect others, people and dogs. I think respect is important in life. I guess that's why I listen and obey and I am house and leash trained. My volunteer walkers tell me I'm the smartest of the bunch because I sit and shake and go down and do all the funny little things people want me to do. I am here (on earth) to please, what can I say. I enjoy how these small things I do make people so happy... like it was a big deal.My volunteer walkers also tell me I've been at Brother Wolf way too long. They think I am too smart and good to always be passed on. But they treat me nice here at Brother Wolf and I am thankful... so I tell my walkers not too worry; I know my forever home is out there and my family will come soon. Between us, though, the truth is I would love to find my forever home soon. I am well-adjusted and flexible. Whatever comes my way, I am happy. That's the way it should be. Why fret about what you can't change. But, it sure would be really nice to have a family I can call mine. A lot of my friends have been adopted and I patiently wait because I know my turn will come. I think that's what people call faith.I know the right home is out there. I can't wait to cuddle up with my family and watch TV and go for walks and just play and have fun.I am wondering... would that be you?________You can meet Koda at Brother Wolf. He is such a good boy. Come and meet him and take him for a walk. Give him a chance. He is an amazingly loving dog. Once trust is established he is simply the best. Bonus: We'll pet sit for you if you have to go out of town.AskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media

We'll let the pictures speak for themselves. Best case scenario is that the relief well being drilled, expected to be finished in August, will work. Lets pray for that and hope that this gives the citizens of this world enough reason to bring about a change in our energy paradigm. What will true change require?"We The People"!�Live Video Feed of BP Gulf Oil SpillAP AquaPro@AskaquaPro.com� www.AquaEnvi.org www.AquaProSolutions.com www.AshevilleGreenPlumbing.comAskAsheville - Asheville Twitter - Asheville Blog - Asheville Videos - Asheville Social Media