Archive for April, 2007

Our panel of sweet tooths agree: “more, please.” How can something taste this good, and be good for us? We can attest to the wholesomeness and eminently edible qualities of 3 of their 4 lines, not having tasted the Sugar free/Low carb line.
All curious cookies feature natural or organic ingredients, zero […]

Shed some light on recycling and make a home decor statement in one bold gesture. The Boeklampen by the Dutch design firm, Bomdesign, takes recycling literarily. Used books are handcrafted into elegant lighting fixtures. Presumably more for show than utility, the lamps do make a striking visual statement.
Prices on the fixtures can […]

Golf courses are notorious for their negative impact on the environment. Destruction of natural habitat, fertilizer run-off and the use of carcinogenic pesticides are just a few of golf’s sins. On the other hand, the sport and its rambling courses appear to be gaining in popularity every year; (yes, I’ve hit a few […]

Feed the monster instead of fighting it. US to Unveil Five Year Offshore Oil Drilling Plan - enn
I guess my solar toaster idea isn’t destined to save the world. UN Turns Thumbsdown on Oddball Global Warming Schemes- apf
Do you think any of the candidates participating in the recent Democratic debate really scare old Al […]

First signs of spring - tulips and minis.
Latest eco darling Bahar Shahpar shapes a lovely Ashima silk skirt for flirty stylish kittens; eco chic meets comfort and style. I love the high waist, perfect length, and deep pockets. available @ kaightnyc.com $230, a bit of a splurge, but so versatile and kicky.

Sculptural forms created through the cutting, scoring and folding of paper. Capturing the essence of repetition found in both architectural design and nature.
richard sweeney.co.uk
(via - trendhunter)

Ready to really get away? Pack light, book a plane ticket and head to Mexico — Hotelito Desconocido, tucked away in Puerto Vallarta. Here, you’ll find refreshingly natural surroundings, crystal clear lagoons and long stretches of sandy beaches in a world free of “modern trappings” like electricity, telephones and thumping night clubs. Instead, you can […]

Add some classic design to your fabulous patio lifestyle with this Mission Loveseat made of innovative, tree-free Poly-wood.
Built for maximum resistance to the elements, Poly-wood will outlast traditional wood lumber, and provide years of outdoor use. Furnished with cushions made of animal-friendly, faux leather, this is the ultimate in exterior seating.
Note: Poly-wood is comprised of […]

Did we really have to go to Bali? World Legislators Fly to Bali to Discuss Global Warming - afp
About that 4 bedroom under the high tension lines….Experts Clash on Powerline Safety - bbc
And I thought it was just the lack of calories. Secret to Bad-Tasting Diet Sodas Found - livescience
If Mr. Mayer thinks going […]

Green up your spicy summer BBQs with these nifty Cactus Clear tumblers from GreenGlass.com. Made from 100 percent recycled glass, they’re nothing more than a reclaimed beer bottle (Mexico’s traditional “Sol” brand) that’s been morphed into a kitschy tumbler.
After GreenGlass receives bottles from recyclers, they wash and sterilize. Next, they smooth and fire polish the […]

Short, breezy and brimming with sex appeal, this 55% hemp, 45% organic cotton mini dress will set you apart from the rest of that rollicking beach crowd. Raglan sleeves, understated side slits and an attractive scoop neck.
Make it a hot summer in Malibu…or Montauk.
$68 @ minawear
Minawear is manufactured in California from hemp and organic […]

We originally posted about Anya’s infamous I’m Not a Plastic Bag
just as it hit the streets. At the time, it seemed like people everywhere were scrambling all over each other to get their paws on the bag. Anya’s site wasn’t providing essential info, and the UK was jonesin’ for them.
Cut to a couple […]