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The Most Nature Friendly Vibrator

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:23:44 GMT

clipped by: samanthacastro4
clipper's remarks: So you’re the nature loving advocate. You plant lots of trees in the backyard. You recycle plastic bottles and cans. You join save-the-earth runs and organizations. But besides these, you want to own a vibrator and you could not pick one from adult toy shop shelves without ever noticing they are made of plastics which add to environmental bulk of waste.

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The Most Nature Friendly Vibrator

So you’re the nature loving advocate. You plant lots of trees in the backyard. You recycle plastic bottles and cans. You join save-the-earth runs and organizations. But besides these, you want to own a vibrator and you could not pick one from adult toy shop shelves without ever noticing they are made of plastics which add to environmental bulk of waste.

The Earth Angel vibrator is the one you’re looking for. Manufactured by Caden Enterprises, an Irish company, this sex toy is all green and all nature friendly.

Since you’re going green and organic, match this vibe with organic lubes like Sliquid or Yes range of lubes. Take care of your sexual health and keep it clean.

Tags: vibrator, nature friendly vibrator

Sell your old mobile phone for cash

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:53:52 GMT

clipped by: tidbit2

Clip Source: www.envirofone.ie

Sell your old mobile phone for cash, The UK's largest mobile phone recycling company.

Help the environment, de-clutter your house and earn some cash
—recycle your old mobile phone today!

We also accept damaged or broken phones and pay you up to 70%.

Compost Pile Friends

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:07:12 GMT

clipped by: adosuzano
clipper's remarks: they may not look nice but they are big helpers (most of the time). However, if you are concerned about the food web in your compost pile "breaking out," try the following tips:

1. Create a barrier by spreading a line of wood ash (not barbecue ash because of fat residues) or crushed egg shells around your compost pile. This will keep the activity contained within the pile.
2. A similar, but more lethal technique, is to sink small margarine containers full of stale beer, molasses and water, or yeast and water in the ground around the compost pile. Unsuspecting slugs, sow bugs, and earwigs will be attracted to the liquid, crawl inside, and drown.

Earwigs can be sprayed with a solution of one tablespoon of liquid soap detergent combined with one quart of water. This will kill the earwigs that are doing damage and spare the helpful bugs that are eating dead organic material.
(information from California Integrated Waste Management Board)

Clip Source: www.ciwmb.ca.gov

Compost Pile Critters

The food web decomposition process is divided into three levels:

Level One (primary consumers) is comprised of the organisms that shred organic matter and the microscopic organisms that eat the shredded organic residues.
Level Two (secondary consumers) is comprised of the organisms that eat level one organisms.
Level Three (tertiary consumers) is comprised of the organisms that eat level two organisms.

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Level One—Primary Consumers

Psychrophilic bacteria

Mesophilic bacteria

Thermophilic bacteria

Actinomycetes

Molds and fungi

Snails, slugs, millipedes, sow bugs, pill bugs, mites and earthworms

Snails

Slugs

Millipedes

Sow bugs

Pill bugs

Mites

Earthworms

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Level Two—Secondary Consumers

Nematodes

Protozoa

Rotifers

Flatworms

Springtails

Feather-winged beetles

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Level Three—Tertiary Consumers

Centipedes

Mites

Rove Beetles

Ants

Spiders

Pseudoscorpions

Earwigs

Tags: waste management, compost, insects, recycle, gardening, garden

Home Gardening and composting

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:44:10 GMT

clipped by: adosuzano
clipper's remarks: good tips for your home garden / compost / recycle projects....

Clip Source: www.ciwmb.ca.gov

Organic Materials Management

Home Gardening

The Adventures of Vermi the Worm, an animated, interactive game that teaches the basics of vermicomposting and its benefits.

Tags: gardening, recycle, reuse, compost, waste management, waste, home

DIY soap – cleaning up your act

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 14:28:49 GMT

clipped by: disenchantedcitizen
clipper's remarks: Half way recipes (in which you take a pure form of soap and spruce it up) can be easy to do at home. You can use Castille soap to make several varieties of body wash. Here is one recipe:
Vanilla Almond Soap

1/3 cup whole almonds
1 4-ounce bar Castille soap
1/4 cup distilled water
1 tablespoon almond oil
1/8 teaspoon vanilla essential oil

Grind the almonds in a food processor or coffee grinder. Using a cheese grater or a knife, shred the bar of Castille soap. Boil the water and add the shredded soap, stirring until you get a nice gooey texture. Reduce to a simmer and then add in the almond grinds, oil and vanilla. You can spoon the soap into molds (ice cubes can make little gift soaps) and let it sit for around five hours until it hardens.

Clip Source: www.alternativeconsumer.com

The body wash and shampoo aisle is overwhelming. There are literally thousands of different soaps and shampoos “specially formulated” for your hair by people who have never seen your hair. Here are a few things to watch out for when buying soaps:

soap companies can put “natural” on just about anything

“fragrance” means a conglomeration of chemicals

avoid anything that has palm oil, as it is extremely unsustainably harvested

A great resource when purchasing health & beauty products is the good guide.

You can also look for local soap producers, and see if you can support their business and get clean, chemical free soap

Make sure to recycle old soap as well. If you have little nubs of bar soap you can use them for tailor’s chalk (dry soap makes little white marks on fabric), bubble baths, or save them and form a new bar with the leftovers.

Tags: diy, soap

Compare and Recycle Mobile Phones

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 14:14:11 GMT

clipped by: anita01
clipper's remarks: Recycle your old mobile phone for CASH! We compare all mobile phone recycling companies and give you the best prices for your old mobile phone. Get up to 300 for your old mobile phone by recycling!

Clip Source: www.compareandrecycle.com

COMPARE MOBILE PHONE RECYCLING

Get up to £300 for your old mobile phone, we compare ALL mobile phone recycling companies!

Tags: mobile phones, compare, recycle

11 Ways to save money and also the planet

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:48:32 GMT

clipped by: shaor
clipper's remarks: I'll try anything

Clip Source: green.ca.msn.com

11 ways to save money and the planet

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Given today's economy, the last thing you want to do is spend $10 on a single mango at Whole Foods or $80 on an organic cashmere scarf. (And with H&M increasing its organic cotton clothing and recycled clothing lines, you don't have to!) But seriously, there are lots of simple ways to reduce your expenses and your impact on the earth -- without buying a thing. It's easy, says Jennifer Foulds of the Toronto non-profit organization, Environmental Defence. "Just reduce, reuse and recycle -- and you'll save money and cut down on pollution." You're probably already using compact fluorescents and programmable thermostats to lower your electricity and heating bills, so try some of these fresh ideas to lighten your load on the planet and your pocketbook.

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Gold Coast Tire & Auto

Sat, 31 Oct 2009 14:32:49 GMT

clipped by: goldcoasttireauto

Clip Source: goldcoasttireauto.us

More Gold Coast Tire & Auto Ways Than One

This great big planet seems to be getting smaller and smaller. As more people call it home, the need to conserve, preserve and recycle is becoming more and more evident. While it’s not possible for one person to solve all the world’s problems when it comes to preservation and conservation, a single human can make a huge difference in a single community or an area.

Tags: gold coast tire & auto, gold coast tire & auto guide

Remember Cassette Tapes? These Are Amazing!

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:08:10 GMT

clipped by: sahara
clipper's remarks: Ghost in the Machine: "In this series I showcase a number of portraits of musicians made out of recycled cassette tape with original cassette. Also included are portraits made from old film and reels. The idea comes from a philosopher's (Ryle) description of how your spirit lives in your body. I imagine we are all, like cassettes, thoughts wrapped up in awkward packaging."
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The Most Nature Friendly Vibrator

Sell your old mobile phone for cash

Sell your old mobile phone for cash, The UK's largest mobile phone recycling company.

Compost Pile Friends

Compost Pile Critters

Level One—Primary Consumers

Level Two—Secondary Consumers

Level Three—Tertiary Consumers

Home Gardening and composting

Home Gardening

DIY soap – cleaning up your act

Compare and Recycle Mobile Phones

COMPARE MOBILE PHONE RECYCLING

11 Ways to save money and also the planet

11 ways to save money and the planet

Gold Coast Tire & Auto

More Gold Coast Tire & Auto Ways Than One

Remember Cassette Tapes? These Are Amazing!

Paul Griffiths

Nick Cave

Melora Creager

Bon Jovi

The Dude Abides.

Albert Einstein

Michael Jackson

Marilyn Monroe

The Clash

Betty Page

Tom Waits

Audrey Hepburn

Ian Curtis

HD data recovery`

Use Scrap Paper to Make Your Own DIY Notepads

Use Scrap Paper to Make Your Own DIY Notepads

CDC Massive Misinformation Campaign: Error Rate Up To 97%

SURVEILLANCE- YOUR LIFE UNDER THE MICROSCOPE

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