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TV Alert- Trouble the Water Premieres on HBO
Trouble the Water, the Oscar-nominated documentary directed by Tia Lessin and Carl Deal about Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath premieres tonight on HBO at 8:30pm.  It is a must see. Here’s an excerpt from my write-up from last summer when the film ...[Read on]
Environmentalist Alexandra Cousteau Discusses the Oil Spill
Alexandra Cousteau. With the Gulf oil spill now in its 56th day, VF Daily discussed the disaster’s ramifications with someone who has a deep connection to the health of our oceans: Alexandra Cousteau, the 34-year-old granddaughter of underwater pioneer ...[Read on]
The Award for Best Water in the World Goes to…
This year, the long-running Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting welcomed more than one hundred waters from across the country and around the globe. Held in the historic spa town of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, it is the largest water tasting ...[Read on]
Oh Yes, I’m Tipsy
Yup, I’ll admit it. I’m slightly hungover. Well, more like I want water NOW and could use some more hours of sleep. But then again, I always want sleep. Take from that what you will. With everything going on, I haven’t had time or felt like a liqui...[Read on]
Rosie O: Comic Book Female Force
Blue Water’s comic series “Female Force” is featuring the comic book biography of Rosie O’Donnell and all her kick ass endeavors as a comedian, talk show host, actress, and activist. Blue Water launched this series in 2009, in prai...[Read on]
Book Review: The Lost Recipe for Happiness
Author: Barbara O’Neal Pages: 447 Date Started: 8/8/10 Date Finished: 8/15/10 Simple Summary: Elena is a chef and has a past. Mega horror film director Julian Liswood wants her to spearhead his new restaurant in Aspen, CO. And to taste her naughty bits....[Read on]
Food for Fitness: David Grounds shares tips on healthy snacking
Bikini season has open! You may be trying to find an exercise regime to follow to make yourself look as fit as possible. However, exercise is only part of looking and feeling your best. It is important to eat a healthy diet every day, and there are many d...[Read on]
What’s Hip Now: The Eco-nomical Lifestyle
The recession, they say, has been good for the environment — but the environment can be great for your recession-hit wallet too. Here’s how the new eco-hipsters are saving on their bills: >> Why buy when you can scavenge? Salon writer Kathar...[Read on]
White House Dog to Come Tuesday -- And It's a Kennedy
The dog the Obamas will be getting is from the same lineage as the Kennedy dogs, reports entertainment website TMZBow Watch | 04/10/2009 8:40 pm Expect the First Family dog to grace the White House lawn on Tuesday — and according to the entertainm...[Read on]
Diana Nyad: Force of Nature at 60
When I was a few months from turning 60 (five years ago), I decided to train for and swim the Provincetown Harbor Swim for Life: A mile and a half distance from Long Point at the tip of Cape Cod to the beach at the Boat Slip. I got myself a new wet suit a...[Read on]
Five easy food swaps to prevent Type 2 Diabetes
Everyone loves easy. The easier something is, the more likely you are going to do it, right? Trust me, I’m right. In the spirit of easy and diabetes awareness, today I’m sharing easy changes you can make to prevent diabetes. These five tips involve s...[Read on]
Donald Trump Unclear on Roe v. Wade Decision
• The Japanese government is considering restricting re-entry access to evacuated areas surrounding the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant until all the radioactive containment water has been removed. Removing the water safely could take months. [The Huffington P...[Read on]
Summit on the Summit
File this under Pretty Good! Did you know that over 1 billion people don’t have access to clean water? In fact, every 15 seconds a child dies from a preventable water-related disease – that is the equivalent of crashing a 747 jet filled with children...[Read on]
BP crisis: Oil & Water Don’t Mix tees benefit Surfrider
With the BP oil spill now going on for more than two months and estimates of 140 million gallons leaked,  this will now become the worst oil spill in the Gulf Coast’s history — surpassing the 1970-1980 Ixtoc I spill of 139 million gallons. The disast...[Read on]
Flood Warnings in California - Safety Tips for What To Do When Driving
There are flash flood warnings in Southern California right now, which means driving safety needs to be a priority for those people on the road. Some information from FEMA will help you navigate those roads safely. During a Flood If a flood is likely...[Read on]
Around the World, Women Have Reason to Celebrate and Work to Do
by Amy Quinn, Senior Policy Analyst, National Women's Law Center As the 100th International Women’s Day is observed today around the world, women have much to celebrate. Today’s women and girls have inherited a path made smoother by the brave effor...[Read on]
Healthy Asian Chicken Salad Recipe
If you’re tired of same-old, same-old chicken salad, give this zesty alternative a try!  This Asian Chicken Salad (courtesy of World’s Healthiest Foods) is low on calories, high of flavor and packs a vitamin and mineral punch!  By using th...[Read on]
The well-spent life is long
L’acqua che tochi de fiumi, è l’ultima di quella che andò, e la prima di quelle che viene; così il tempo presente. La vita bene spesa lunga è. Leonardo da Vinci, Note 1174 here’s my translation [eager for improvements from my Italian-speaking ...[Read on]
Hurricane Katrina: Five Years Later
As the water rushed in, knocking down the door of her grandmother's home on Touro Street, Tonya Arrington, right, and nine family members headed to the roof. They spent two days and nights on top of the house before being rescued and taken to the conventi...[Read on]
Paris Hilton Adopts 20 Rabbits, Media Deems This Newsworthy
• So that whole Joaquin Phoenix breakdown was a hoax! I’m Still Here director Casey Affleck comes clean. [New York Times] • Paris Hilton adopted 20 rabbits after finding out they were destined to be snake food. [The Daily Mail] • Magician David Bl...[Read on]
How boxing is better than 11 other sports and hobbies
Boxing is like playing underwater chess in a swimming pool filled with sharks. You have to keep moving, it’s hard to concentrate, and you feel like you just can’t get enough air. But I love it anyway, and whenever someone asks me why I can’t take u...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Flow in flux
(Ed. Note: Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries.) Leaving St. Louis was sort of hard: spending time with A...[Read on]
Potential New York City Doorman Strike Is Tough Lesson in Public Relations for Chatty Rich People
From Wikipedia.There could be trouble afoot for residents of New York’s nicer buildings, as 12:01 a.m. Wednesday could signal the (temporary!) end of doormen! Reports the New York Daily News: “The four-year contract for 30,000 workers at some 3,200 ap...[Read on]
Spotlight on Green Is Sexy: Helping the Environment One Tip at a Time
Admittedly, there are days when it feels like the fight for the environment is a losing battle. Leaps and bounds in the right direction can suddenly amount to nothing when news of more polar bears drowning in the arctic reaches home and earthquakes of epi...[Read on]
Wind and water sparks a movement: Kiteboarding 4 Cancer
by: Jessica Valenzuela Jaz De Lille, instructor and athlete Kiteboarding 4 Cancer, photo courtesy of Jimmy Stringfellow Personal experience can move mountains. This is my personal belief. A decision based on the will to live, the tenacity to succeed an...[Read on]
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