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Monthly Archives: April 2014
HOW LONG UNTIL YOU BURN – What’s Your Skin Type?
People with fair skin are more likely to sunburn than are people with dark skin. That’s because people with darker skin have more melanin, which offers some protection from sunburn but not from UV-induced skin damage. Skin color is determined … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blonde, burns, extremely sensitive, fair skin, freckles, ginger, melanin, melanocytes, melanoma, pale skin, pigment, red hair, red head, risk of skin cancer, skin cancer, sun block, sun screen, sunburn, tan, UV, uv sensitivity, uva, uvb
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Green Week – Three Things You Can Do To Make A Difference
Looking to make an impact this Green Week, but aren’t sure what you can do? Below are three great tips on how you can make a difference by changing simple, everyday things. It’s easy and these tips will … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Info, Uncategorized
Tagged earth, earth day, eco, eco-friendly, energy star, green week, harmful emissions, litter, recycle, reduce, reuse
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Green Week – It’s In The Bag
Los Angeles brought in the free plastic bag ban this year which is excellent news. We have been using our own reusable bags for quite a while now. Reusable bags can be bulky to keep with you ‘just in … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Info, Uncategorized
Tagged bag ban, earth day, eco, eco bag, environment, green week, oatmeal tube, Plastic Bags, recycle, reduce, reusable bags, reuse, storage bags, storage solutions
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A Brilliant Solution Using The Sun – Earth Day
We LOVE the sun! Now this might sound a little odd to those of you who are familiar with my efforts to avoid further sun damage to my pale family. However as part of a remodel we are taking full … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Info
Tagged acts of green, carbon footprint, earth day, green week, skylight, skylight tube, solar electric, solar energy, solar panel, solar tube, sun, sun tube
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Think Before You Shred
Now that Tax Day is behind us, what better time than the present for a little spring file cleaning both at work and at home. We want to remind you to recycle the folders and documents that you no longer … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Info, Uncategorized
Tagged earth day, eco, environment, financial documents, paper waste, recycle, reduce, reuse, shred paper, tax day
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A Simple Trick to Save Water, Save $ and Save the Planet
California faces its most severe drought emergency in decades; we are now in our 3rd consecutive year of below-normal rainfall. Governor Jerry Brown has called for Californians to reduce water use by 20 percent voluntarily, and mandatory rationing could be … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Info, Gardening
Tagged California drought, drought emergency, earth day, eco, gardening, green, Save water, water day, water garden, water plants, water rationing, water recycle
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First Aid Kit – Must Haves for Hiking
Hiking is one of the best ways to explore the great outdoors, whether you’re a serious trekker or just enjoy a short hike with the kids, it’s always best to be prepared so that if something unexpected happens, you’re ready … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Health, Heavenly Hikes, Out and About with Family, Outdoor Living
Tagged Adhesive Tape, Alcohol Swabs, Anti-Inflammatory ( Ibuprofen ), Antibiotic ( Dicloxacillin), Antihistamine ( Benadryl ), Antiseptic, Antiseptic Ointment, • Hiking, Bandages, camping, Dry Wash Pads/Wipes, emergency blanket, emergency supplies, Exam Gloves, first aid, first aid kit, Forceps, Gauze, Hot/Cold Packs, mylar blanket, Portable Water Container, rambling, Scissors, Splints, Swiss Army Knife, Syringe, Tweezers, walking
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