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The hot new color for beauty? Green.
Everyday women have to make choices regarding their appearance.  What jeans will make your legs look two feet longer?  What shirt will hide that extra five pounds?   What shoes will hurt your feet less? What kinds of beauty products should you use ...[Read on]
In Science, Women Look for Better Career Chemistry
(WOMENSENEWS)--Roxanne Bales vividly remembers the months she spent at a graduate program in organic chemistry in New England. read more ...[Read on]
First Farming: The White House Goes Organic
After a long week of depressing, doom-and-gloom articles, I saw a news story that lifted me out of the funk: Michelle Obama will break ground on the White House South Lawn to plant an organic vegetable garden. Not since Eleanor Roosevelt has a First L...[Read on]
Back in Black to battle breast cancer
When you think about southern California, Los Angeles is probably first in mind. Along with the city of Angels you may think of Disneyland, the Salton Sea in Imperial Valley, The Oceanside Pier, the summits of the San Gabriel Mountains, the Colorado and M...[Read on]
The (Organic) Grass is Always Greener - Part Two!
Welcome to LIME's Organic Living blog, where organic lifestyle expert Eliza Sarasohn — author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Organic Living — tackles your questions on the ins and outs of living la vida organica. This week, Sarasohn shares the fina...[Read on]
Me & Goji delivers a healthy breakfast option
Crunchy. Crispy. Chewy. Healthy? With nine base cereals offered and over fifty “enhancers” everyone is sure to find a tasty combination of Me & Goji custom artisanal cereal. My creation, the “Mighty Mango” (don’t ask me why I picked that name) ...[Read on]
On the run with Donna Karan
In just a few days, the streets of New York City will be invaded by race runners and more than 2 million cheering spectators for the 2010 ING New York City Marathon. And thanks to fashion designer, Donna Karan, you can put your best foot forward this week...[Read on]
Q&A;: Nancy Meyers on It's Complicated
I’m under thirty, I’m not married, and I’m not a woman. So when speaking with Nancy Meyers about her new movie, It’s Complicated, I felt a bit like an interloper. I had the same feeling when I saw the film at a screening packed wit...[Read on]
It’s National Farmer’s Market Week August 2-8, 2009
This week is National Farmer’s Market Week which is really important to note. As we push for Health care reform and look at all the illnesses that affect our families and communities, we have to look at the impact of the way we eat today. There ha...[Read on]
Notes from a bitch - nutrition...
A few Sundays ago I watched 60 Minutes and caught a segment highlighting the work of Alice Waters, the "mother of slow food." I was inspired by Waters' love of food and her passionate belief that everyone is entitled to good food. I couldn't agree mor...[Read on]
Become an Eco-preneur
This fall I had the chance to write an article about three eco-preneurs. Rianna not only started her own holistic beauty line, Organic to Green, she also launched ReuseCycle, a program where she collects, sanitizes, and reuses glass bottles from local re...[Read on]
A typical day at Green Mountain at Fox Run
It’s been a great week at Green Mountain at Fox Run! If you have not read my earlier posts, please catch yourself up! I wanted to describe what a typical day is like here… so here it goes. You wake up and get ready for the day – workout clothes is ...[Read on]
The Social Media Landscape and SEO
Did you know that your Facebook and Twitter pages can improve your organic search results?  Or that Digg is proving to be a valuable tool for traffic generation?  Both are true, according to CMO.com's Social Media Landscape for 2011. Ask Patty loves S...[Read on]
Healing properties of Goji Berries
Among the fruits that are gaining popularity because of their anti-oxidant and healing properties, there is one that has been a well kept secret. You may have heard of goji berries, especially in the last couple of years. This tart yet tantalizing treat a...[Read on]
Women filmmakers win big at Tribeca
Austrian filmmaker Feo Aladag won the Best Narrative Feature award for her debut feature When We Leave.  The film’s star Sibel Kikilli was also named best actress. Here’s what the jury said about the film: When We Leave examines one woman’s strug...[Read on]
Women’s pro sports: Facebook awaits you
I just read an excellent post on Mashable titled “5 Elements of a Successful Facebook Page.” I LOVED this post, and I think they are spot on with their recommendations. In the hopes that the women’s sports industry is reading this, I empower you t...[Read on]
Be aware of environmental 'extras' you don't want
When it comes to car buying, what about the "extras" you can get with the car?  Are you thinking fabric protection, extended warranties, and anti theft systems?  How about considering bacteria, viruses, odors and harmful Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC...[Read on]
Women, Wine & Walking
There are lots of great reasons for taking a hike. Some do it as a form of fitness, others to keep the heart young and the soul inspired. And then there are those like me, who hike as a prelude to wine tasting. On Sunday I had the good fortune to join...[Read on]
ChickSpeak hearts The Black Keys
You would probably never guess it by looking at them, but blues rock band The Black Keys are subtly ushering in a new age of musical genius.The seemingly nondescript pair, never wearing much more than their own jeans and Converse in videos, effortlessly b...[Read on]
A Chick’s Guide to Lipstick: Why We Fall in Love as Kids
Every chick’s childhood isn’t complete without the classic game of dress up. As a child, one of my best friends had an old, chipped wooden trunk sitting in the corner of a hallway in her family’s historic house in Durham, N.C. Full of dresses, shir...[Read on]
Lean, Clean & Green: A Chick’s Guide to Reducing Her Carbon “Cookprint”
Environmentalists have been warning us for years about the damaging effects our lifestyles have on the planet. They spoke and we listened. We followed their recommendations and changed the way in which we shopped, consumed, drove and worked.  We replace...[Read on]
Interview with Jodie Markell, Director of The Loss of the Teardrop Diamond
Actress and Director Jodie Markell graciously took some time over the holiday weekend to answer some questions about her film debut The Loss of the Teardrop Diamond now playing in NY and LA.  Films opens wider on January 8. Women & Hollywood: Why did yo...[Read on]
Celebrating Earth Day: Celebrities, Authors & Supporters
It seems celebrities support everything nowadays, from classy New York restaurant openings to their hometown baseball teams. But perhaps the most significant celebrity-approved concept is the green movement. After all, the staggering facts regarding glob...[Read on]
What does it take to be green In the auto industry? Ask the LaFontaine family.
  LaFontaine Automotive Group  recently received a Gold Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification for its brand-new Buick-GMC-Cadillac dealership, becoming the only "Green" dealership in Michigan, one of only two Gold-certified ...[Read on]
Touring women-owned businesses in a fleet of Chevy vehicles
I recently joined a team of a dozen Los Angeles-area women bloggers to participate in the Best of LA Women-Owned Businesses Tour, sponsored by Chevrolet. Together, we had a chance to experience five 2010 Chevrolet vehicles  -- a Camaro, Malibu, Avalanch...[Read on]
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