Twitter Thursday: Awesome Shoe ‘Conversions’ From Resole America
Thursday, 09 September 2010 06:28
Written by Green Man
For this Twitter Thursday, we thought we might give you something that makes something you already have that much better. That’s the idea behind Resole America — which takes your old (and potentially worn out shoes) and breathes new life into them. In the process, you cut down on your waste, while getting to enjoy [...]
Natalie Portman, Diane Lane Among Hollywood Actresses Being Honored For Charitable Work
Thursday, 09 September 2010 05:45
Written by Green Man
She’s made some bold career moves (including pulling a Demi by shaving her head for 2006’s V For Vendetta) and also transitioned from being a longtime vegetarian to a straight-up vegan in 2009 after reading Jonathan Safran Foer’s much-discussed book Eating Animals. Not surprisingly, Natalie Portman’s impact has extended well beyond the entertainment world given [...]
Larry Hagman’s Off-Grid Manse: Now Slightly More Affordable
Thursday, 09 September 2010 05:38
Written by Green Man
If you were waiting for a price drop on Dallas-star Larry Hagman’s off-grid nine-bedroom, 14 1/2 -bathroom Mediterranean-style estate, prepare to get excited. If you were hoping for something under $9 million, you’ll have to wait longer. The previously listed $11 million dollar 43-acre estate appears to have been hit by the financial shit storm [...]
Thursday, 09 September 2010 04:21
Written by Green Man
To celebrate 30 years of fighting for animals, PETA has released an all-American foodstuff that’s as sticky as it is delicious. PETA Butter. “Peanut butter is used on one of the most popular sandwiches in America—and it’s vegan—so PETA Butter was a natural choice,” said PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk. Yes, that’s right. Now you [...]
Thursday, 09 September 2010 03:50
Written by Green Man
Photo credit topgold via flickr.
Last year at around the start of school, I just said no to new school supplies. We went through our house and found 90% of the supplies we needed (the pencils we gathered were a combination of unused and stubs we resharpened) and went out for a treat on the money we "saved."
This year, living back in the U.S. the list of "required" supplies was longer and more specific ("2 granola bars, no nuts???"), leading me to ask myself: "Is my kid really going to use these 50 pencils I'm providing?" and more importantly, "Why are schools' a... Read the full story on TreeHugger