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Easy Sleeper – Get to sleep program

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Easy Home Surveillance

Admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:17:02 +0000

Everything you need to setup your own home surveillance system that you can monitor from your cellphone. Steadily gaining popularity and currently offering 75% commissions.
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Five Easy Things You Can Do to Destroy the Environment

Admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 01:12:41 +0000

With Earth Day nearly upon us, and all of the talk about the damage that humans are doing to the environment, maybe you feel as though you aren’t doing your part. Fear not, I’ve compiled a list of some very easy things that you can do to have the greatest impact on the environment in the shortest amount of time. So, without further adeiu, here they are:

Eat strawberries

I mean non-organic strawberries here. Strawberry production, as well as some grape, tomato, and other fruit production still uses Methyl Bromide as a pesticide and fungicide. Methyl Bromide (MB) is one of the most damaging chemicals to the ozone layer destroying ozone molecules 50 times faster than other ozone depleting compounds. While outlawed in 1987 as a part of the Montreal Protocol, a loophole called the “critical-use exemption” allows countries to continue to use the chemical if they decide that there is no suitable replacement. That exemption has prompted the Environmental Protection Agency to approve the use of 4,813.5 metric tonnes of the stuff for 2008. As an added benefit, the fruits and vegetables that are often produced using consistently rank at the top of the “most contaminated” list each year. http://www.foodnews.org/methodology.php

Drink Your Water

You should know this one already. The government suggests that you drink eight glasses of water per day, but why not drink those eight glasses out of a convenient plastic bottle? Everyone else is! Each hour, 2.5 million individual water bottles are thrown away in the United States alone. By using a plastic bottle, you get the added benefit of potentially consuming a chemical called bisphenol A (BPA) that comes from plastic which mimics natural estrogen. Too much estrogen can result in certain kinds of cancer as well as hampering fertility in some people.

Fill’er up With Biofuel

Two recent studies published in the journal Science provide an economist’s view of the biofuel industry. Because biofuels are currently the subject of much venture speculation as well as government promotion, more and more farmers are jumping on the bandwagon. That means that the crops they used to produce that can’t be turned into fuel are being farmed elsewhere, and more often than not, environmentally valuable lands are converted to agricultural lands instead. Time Magazine recently published an article illustrating how this macroeconomic phenomenon is played out in one of the more valuable carbon stores, the Amazon rainforest. In one photo, a tiny sliver of forest is seen against a sea of newly converted agricultural land.

(see: http://img.timeinc.net/time/daily/2008/0803/a_wbiofuels_0407.jpg )

Eat Meat – Lots of Factory-Raised, Grain-Fed Meat

Those vegetarians have it all wrong. A great way to stick it to Mother Nature is to treat yourself to an extra helping of beef. If you, along with everyone else in America heeds the advice, it will have the same impact as putting an additional half million cars on the road. Imported meat is better because of the gas used to get it to you, but at very least, try to find some locally grown animal to eat. All the better if it was raised in a factory farm. The runoff created could have the added benefit of introducing bacteria into waterways and killing fish along the way.

Keep a Well-Fed, Well Watered Lawn

With water shortages looming all over the western US this summer, it would only be right if you had a nice looking lawn. A green lawn means using a lot of water and a lot of fertilizer. Water often, but especially during the hottest part of the day or whenever it is windy. Also, make sure to use lots of high nitrogen fertilizer to keep the lawn green. If you’re really doing it right, you’ll want to water heavily right after fertilizing heavily. Maybe the runoff created will take out any fish that are left.

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Hermit Crab Care 101 – Hermit Crab Care Made Easy!

Admin — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 01:08:21 +0000

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Quick, Easy and Cheap Ways to Spruce-up Your Home & Environment

Admin — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 09:08:25 +0000

These days many of us want to change our environment. Some of us really want to help make the world a better place and others want a fresh look. You can do both and fairly cheaply too.

If you’re thinking about updating your style, how about doing some green redecorating? You’ll end up with a great new look for your home and contribute to the health of our world.

A change of color is the easiest and most cost-effective way to give your home a whole new look. You can do it yourself and for the cost of the paint and some supplies, you’ll have a fresh new-looking space. If you are going to re-paint, consider using a low-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) paint that won’t release toxins into the atmosphere. The environment inside your home will be healthier and you’ll breathe better too!

Adding a piece of original art to your décor is a great way to insert your own personality into the mix. Handmade Persian rugs are an easy way to add a touch of luxury to your space. They’re one-of-a-kind pieces of useable art and are more affordable that you might think.

“Authentic, hand-woven Persian rugs are made with natural fibers and vegetable dyes,” explained Mahan Sionit, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at a leading online retailer. “They’re a great investment, don’t release any off-gasses into your home and won’t end up in a landfill,” he added.

Are you thinking of buying some new furniture and accessories? The most cost-effective and easy way to keep green is to scour your local fairs and markets for bargains. From dining room sets, to dishes, throw pillows to bureaus, you’ll be surprised at the treasures waiting to be found. You’re sure to rescue a real gem from the local landfill, save yourself a bundle and have some fun to boot!

The internet is another great resource for the green bargain hunter. A quick search of sites like eBay, Kijiji and Craigslist will net you some real finds. Many retailers skip the bricks and mortar model and keep their costs down by selling their products online. They pass their savings onto customers like you who can save as much as 70% on many products.

Do you have some furniture that’s in poor shape? As long as the structure is sound, you can easily re-finish it. Your local paint, hardware or home improvement store will be able to give you advice on how to prepare, stain, paint or reupholster older furniture in an environmentally sound way. You’ll be following the 3 R’s of recycling—reducing waste by reusing an existing piece of furniture and recycling all of the packaging materials from your supplies. Once you’ve finished the job, you’ll have a possession as unique and special as you are.

Green decorating doesn’t have to be expensive or difficult. All it takes is a little imagination and a commitment to reducing waste and using natural products whenever you can.

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100 Ways To Save Money: Easy Tips Anyone Can Use To Cut Costs.

Admin — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:05:26 +0000

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Windows 7 Tip – Pin your Recycle Bin on the Taskbar for easy access

Admin — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 01:08:18 +0000

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Easy System Cleaner.

Admin — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 17:06:09 +0000

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Koi Fish Care Made Easy.

Admin — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 17:28:22 +0000

Learn All The Little Known Secrets Of Maintaining A Magnificent Koi Pond The Easy Way, Including How To Select The Best Koi, How To Build The Koi Pond Correctly, How To Maintain Quality Conditions In The Pond And What To Do If Your Koi Get Sick.
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Easy Energy Saving

Admin — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 01:19:18 +0000

Its true to say that our lives are getting busier. We’re working harder than ever and finding less and less time to do the things that we really want to do. Think you are too busy to be green? Think again. Ariel and environmental expert Joanna Yarrow have put together a vodcast to show you the small changes that can be made around home with minimal time, effort and importantly, expense. The vodcast features Joanna walking you around her home pointing out minor changes to your lifestyle that, collectively, make a major difference to the amount of energy we use. In the last few years alone, 72% of women have changed their laundry habits to wash at lower temperatures and are now helping to save energy in the home*. If you too took the step to set your wash cycle to 30 degrees instead of 40 you could save up to 40% of the energy used with every wash. If you think that taking the time to be green to will take up too much of your own time then the five minute long vodcast will show Joanna demonstrating a host of energy-saving tips that take no more than an hour to implement, with some only taking a minute or two. You can watch them at home and put them into practice by the time you go to bed! Because todays environmental issues represent new important challenges, Ariel, together with the Energy Saving Trust is committed to providing people with simple solutions that help to reduce our impact on the environment. Further details can be found on the Energy Saving Trust website www …

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