What is Your Skin’s Temperament Type?
January 29, 2010 by
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We know that what we eat (or don’t eat), whether or not we are getting an adequate amount of sleep, how much water we are drinking and stress all contribute to the health and good looks of our skin. But what about temperament? Each of us has a personality that has grown and developed over the course of our lives, but temperament is something we are born with. It just goes to figure that it would have a pretty big influence on our lives. Which temperament are you? Read more of this story »

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What is Your Skin’s Temperament Type?
What is Your Skin’s Temperament Type?
January 29, 2010 by
Filed under Green
We know that what we eat (or don’t eat), whether or not we are getting an adequate amount of sleep, how much water we are drinking and stress all contribute to the health and good looks of our skin. But what about temperament? Each of us has a personality that has grown and developed over the course of our lives, but temperament is something we are born with. It just goes to figure that it would have a pretty big influence on our lives. Which temperament are you

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What is Your Skin’s Temperament Type?
Transportation in 2010
January 10, 2010 by
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Transportation is one of the biggest parts of our lives, whether we think about it or not. How will 2010 help shape the future of transportation in the US? How should it do so?

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Transportation in 2010
Eco-Friendly Scrapbook and Craft Paper from Creatively Green
Scrap-booking is very popular. Many people have really embraced the concept of creating beautiful books filled with memories. Personally I’ve always kinda shunned it

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Eco-Friendly Scrapbook and Craft Paper from Creatively Green
New Year’s Resolutions
New Year’s resolutions – it’s that time of year again. The time when many of us say we’re going to change ourselves, change our lives, maybe even change the world. Some of the most popular New Year’s resolutions are to lose weight, exercise more, save money and manage debt, get a better education, and reduce stress.

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New Year’s Resolutions
How Do You Spell Sellout? Tony Blair and Formaldehyde
December 8, 2009 by
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Formaldehyde is such wonderful stuff; it is part of the glue that holds our lives together, that binds our cheap particle board furniture, that preserves Grandma’s body so well. Tony Blair is gaga over it too, saying in a speech he got paid £90,000 to give: “To be honest, until I looked at the list of what formaldehyde does, I had no idea of how many parts of my life were governed by the existence of this thing. When I go back home, I will tell my nine-year-old boy: ‘Stop all other studies and concentrate on formaldehyde and you will be fine!’” ..

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How Do You Spell Sellout? Tony Blair and Formaldehyde
Middlebury College Launches No-Mow Program
December 8, 2009 by
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As you walk across the stately lawns of many college campuses, you might not put much thought into what it takes to keep those lawns so neatly trimmed and manicured.
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Middlebury College Launches No-Mow Program
Happy Panda News for Australia – China Sending Two Pandas Downunder
November 25, 2009 by
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Photo via popofatticus Australia will be the home to two pandas – a 4-year-old male and 3-year-old female – for the next ten years.

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Happy Panda News for Australia – China Sending Two Pandas Downunder
Voices from Hopenhagen: The NewHouse
November 16, 2009 by
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Image credit: Hopenhagen This guest post was written by The NewHouse, a student-run advertising agency from Syracuse University in New York. To our fellow college students, As the leaders of tomorrow, we must find ways to influence the leaders of today.

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Voices from Hopenhagen: The NewHouse
Pumping CO2 Underground to Extract Geothermal Energy
November 16, 2009 by
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Photo: Wikipedia, Public domain It Could Work We usually hear about pumping CO2 underground in the context of carbon capture and storage (CCS). But there might be another use for that CO2 in the field of geothermal power. It hasn’t been proven to work yet, but some money from the Federal stimulus funds has started to flow to 9 projects that want to test this out.

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Pumping CO2 Underground to Extract Geothermal Energy

