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Written by Starre Vartan
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:03 |
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Discovery and the BBC’s new series, “Life” is knock-your-socks off fantastic. Seven years in the making, the all-animal cast performs feats of daring, acts of subterfuge, and engages in fantastical flirting, all captured with crazy high-def cameras that had a lifelong devotee of nature programs like myself practically gasping out loud at the NYC premiere event last week. I’m talking totally amazing cinematography and painstakingly-procured shots (one of which- an English forest scene only a minute long – was two years in the making!) of animals and plants doing what we love to watch them do.
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Written by Pays to Live Green
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 09:47 |
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While I was recently in the shower, I was thinking of why it takes some people so long to take showers. Upon realizing that I was wasting time in the shower while doing so, I quickly finished my shower.
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Written by The Go Green Phone
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 09:41 |
Here’s an easy tip to save big on electricity…Switch that cordless phone to an old-fashioned corded version.
How is this eco you ask?
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Written by Rachel Chan
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 09:34 |
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If you’re looking for vintage items and designer brands at a great price, MYEXCLOSET.COM is a perfect web store that sells pre-owned items in terrific condition. Their idea is to “end the era of disposable clothing” and give clothing owners the satisfaction that their preloved clothes will find a new loving owner, while regaining a portion of what they have paid.
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Written by Something Green Blog
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 09:24 |
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Although in some cases, a sense of uniformity is not only appreciated, but necessary, consider breaking out of the mold when assembling the seating arrangements for your next party. Instead of opting for the traditional folding chair (which lacks style) or purchasing an entire collection of new chairs (which is both costly and has the potential to be somewhat wasteful), why not borrow an array of seating options from neighbors and friends? Although the chairs may not all be from the same “set,” you can still maintain coherency by using simple tabletop décor that is arranged around a neutral palette.
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