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Living green isn’t just good for the earth, but it’s good for your health, too – and can even cut costs! When it comes to saving the world, even the smallest actions can make a big impact. This DVD is packed full of films on how to live a green life. Learn about biodiesel, recycling, hosting green events, cleaning green, organic food and more! Let this collection of films become your guide to green living today!

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Flesh And The Fiends: Double Feature – Edinburgh, 1827. Two Irish immigrants hit upon the idea of selling the bodies of the recently deceased to eminent surgeon Dr. Robert Knox. Dr. Knox, knowing that experimental vivisection is the only way for medicine to make progress, forms an uneasy alliance with the self-styled body snatchers. But when their supply of corpses runs out, they decide to murder for their inventory. Knox, who has turned a blind eye, is forced to defend himself with all of his skill and intelligence as everyone closes in, condemning his controversial actions. Graveyard Of Horror – Dead beings and a bloodsucking lizard-man populate this atmospheric and bizarre European gothic shocker! Scientist Michael Sharrington conducts strange experiments on the transmutation of human cells, which involves hibernating bodies and pumping chemicals into the bloodstream. One night he decides to perform these tests on himself and winds up buried in the local cemetery. When he returns to consciousness, the results will leave you screaming! Raiders Of The Living Dead – In an abandoned prison, a doctor has revived executed convicts as the living dead. Teenager Scott Schwartz (A Christmas Story) creates a weapon from a videodisc player#s laser and pursues the walking dead, aided by his girlfriend and grandfather (western star Bob Allen). A reporter (Robert Deveau) on the trail of the story is helped by the town librarian, played in her final film role by Zita Johann (Boris Karloff’s “The Mummy,” “The Sin of Nora Moran”). On the prison island, the zombies attack a security guard and tear him apart as the reporter and teenager venture into the prison caverns for a final showdown.

Special Features: 3-Disc Set; Trailers for “Beast of Blood”, “Brain of Blood,” “The Blood Drinkers,” “Blood of the Vampires,” “Brides of Blood” and “Mad Doctor of Blood Island”; “House of Terror” Live Horror Show Promo; Trailer for “The Fiendish Ghouls,” the shortened U.S. version of the film, Photo & Poster Gallery, Liner notes by genre writer Jonathan Sothcott, Filmographies, Includes both the 93 min. British and the 94 min. “Continental” versions 2-Disc Set; Two Alternate Versions of the film, “Dying Day” (80 min.) and “Dark Night” (72 min.); Audio Commentary by Independent-International’s Sam Sherman; Short Film “The Weird Stranger”; Theatrical Trailers for “The Bloody Dead,” “Mad Doctor of Blood Island,” “Brides of Blood,” “Brain of Blood,” “Blood of the Vampires” and “Raiders of the Living Dead”; Rarely Seen “House of Terror” Live Horror Show Promo; Promotional and Behind-the-Scenes Photo Gallery

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“Josh Dorfman’s perspective is a leading voice for anyone involved in new consumer-based environmentalism.”—Tom Arnold, TerraPass

We can’t all camp out in old-growth forests, lying down in front of the bulldozers. And it’s not only that we’re too busy: Some of us just don’t want our fabulous threads to get caked with mud.

But that doesn’t mean we don’t care passionately about the environment. Luckily, the days when becoming environmentally aware entailed eating bread that tasted like dirt, wearing clothes that looked like frayed burlap sacks, and spending summer vacations assailing whaling ships with Greenpeace are passing away. It is now perfectly possible (and increasingly easy) to be well fed, well coiffed, well dressed, and well traveled while remaining deeply committed to an ecologically sustainable lifestyle.

In The Lazy Environmentalist, Josh Dorfman—host of the Sirius Satellite Radio program of the same name—provides comprehensive guidance to fashion-forward consumers who are as concerned about the long-term health of our planet as they are about the design of their bathroom fixtures. Covering topics that range from clothing to electronic gadgetry, home decor to recreation, and gardening to financial investment, Dorfman lets us know which trends to watch and which eco-conscious products—cars, toothbrushes, cell phones, pet accessories—to buy. Green, it turns out, can be an extremely stylish color.

“Every day most of us have to choose between products that either look the same or do the same thing. So why not buy the product that causes the least harm to the planet? The Lazy Environmentalist is a useful guide toward making the right decisions.”
- Yvon Chouinard, founder and owner, Patagonia, Inc.

“Everything you always wanted to know about greener living but were afraid to spend the rest of your life researching. Here’s a great start.”
- Chris Paine, writer and director, Who Killed the Electric Car?

“Instead of thinking about it … DO IT. Buy this amazing book and get the scoop on products and ways to take care of this great planet. Become part of the movement that is loving the earth the way it truly deserves to be cared for!”
-Mariel Hemingway, actress and author of Healthy Living from the Inside Out

The Lazy Environmentalist: Your Guide to Easy, Stylish, Green Living

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Super Natural Home: Improve Your Health, Home, and Planet–One Room at a Time

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Want to learn more about organic food? Curious about alternative power sources? Want to do your part to help save the environment? The way that you live, work, travel, eat, drink, and dress affects the earth and the environment–and this concise, eye-opening book gives you all the tools you need to live a “green” lifestyle.

The Everything Green Living Book shows you how to:

• Get involved in Earth Day through grassroots efforts or volunteering
• Build or buy a green house
• Use and select nontoxic cleaning supplies
• Reap the benefits of organic foods
• Utilize nonpollutant modes of transportation
• Recycle more efficiently and find all-natural clothing and personal care items
• Educate your children on the green lifestyle

This Earth-conscious manual is your introduction to the green lifestyle–so you can help the Earth prosper for another 4.5 billion years!

Everything Green Living Book: Easy ways to conserve energy, protect your family’s health, and help save the environment (Everything Series)

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Surveys find that over 80 percent of Americans agree with the goals of the environmental movement. Sadly, most Americans admit to doing little more than basic recycling when it comes to acting on that disposition. What is the reason for this great divide between environmental sentiment in this country and individual actions? Author and environmental consultant Crissy Trask seeks to answer this question-and solve the disparity-with a new book that makes it easy to be an environmentalist, no matter how busy or hectic your lifestyle. This is a day to day guide with simple, practical suggestions that anyone can put into action, like:

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These days,there’s a lot of talk about living green, but does anyone actually do it? In What’s It Like, Living Green? Kids Teaching Kids, by the Way They Live, you’ll learn how other kids live green, along with tips as simple as putting on a sweater rather than turning up the heat. You’ll see how kids like you can make a difference. Read about a teenage girl who learned to drive with a car fueled by used cooking grease. Learn about a boy who raised funds to build his first well to provide clean water for a whole village when he was only seven years old. You will learn simple ways to help the environment, help others, and even earn some money. For Ages 9 and up–Printed on 30% Post Consumer Paper

What’s It Like Living Green?: Kids Teaching Kids, by the Way They Live

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France released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada: LANGUAGES: French ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), English ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Interactive Menu, SYNOPSIS: French filmmaker Eugène Green offers a playful but insightful variation on the mythos of a fairy tale in this comedy drama, in which a tale of brave knights and evil ogres is played in modern dress, with the actors speaking in contemporary slang. The Lion Knight (Alexis Loret) is a young nobleman who searches the countryside with his faithful lion companion (who happens to resemble a pet dog). The Lion Knight encounters youthful Nicolas (Adrien Michaux) while the lad takes a walk in the woods, and together they set off to find the Ogre (Arnold Pasquier), who holds young women against their will and lives by eating the flesh of young children. While the Lion Knight is hot on the Ogre’s trail, Nicolas is visited by an apparition of the Maiden of the Chapel (Laurène Cheilan), who has been captured by the beast. The Maiden gives Nicolas an enchanted sword and orders him to use it to kill the Ogre; meanwhile, the Lion Knight has found the Ogre’s lair, but soon falls in love with Pénélope, the monster’s unexpectedly pretty and compassionate wife. Along the way, the characters also find the time to discuss the French legal system and the writings of philosopher Jacques Lacan.

The Living World ( Le Monde Vivant ) [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - France ]

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Surveys find that over 80 percent of Americans agree with the goals of the environmental movement. Sadly, most Americans admit to doing little more than basic recycling when it comes to acting on that disposition. What is the reason for this great divide between environmental sentiment in this country and individual actions? Author and environmental consultant Crissy Trask seeks to answer this question-and solve the disparity-with a new book that makes it easy to be an environmentalist, no matter how busy or hectic your lifestyle. This is a day to day guide with simple, practical suggestions that anyone can put into action, like:

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This is the second bundled release of Jim Channon Sustainable Living Series..
Combining the following subjects;
1.Planning non-ruraldevelopment
2.Ag 2 (2 acre aghomestead)
3.Bioforce
4.Added extra~ Paradise Mind

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We all know about the Earth’s environmental crisis, but there is someone who can truly make a difference: you. If you text your friends or chat with them online, download music to your iPod, or toss bottles and papers into recycling bins, you’re already more eco-savvy than you think. It’s just as easy to do even more to help save the earth, and Generation Green shows you how. This book:

• Lays out the inside scoop on the biggest issues affecting our planet, such as global warming and overflowing landfills
• Offers dozens of tips on how to shop, dress, eat, and travel the green way
• Includes interviews with teens like you who are involved with fun, innovative green causes
• Shows that being environmentally conscious can be a natural part of your life — and your generation’s contribution to turning things around.

It doesn’t matter if you can’t vote or drive. Your efforts — big or small — will contribute to saving the planet. It’s time for all of us to take action. It’s time to go green!

Generation Green: The Ultimate Teen Guide to Living an Eco-Friendly Life

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Just Enough is a book of stories, depictions of vanished ways of life told from the point of view of a contemporary observer. The stories tell how people lived in Japan some two hundred years ago, during the late Edo Period, when traditional technology and culture were at the peak of development and realization, just before the country opened itself to the West and joined the ranks of the industrialized nations. They tell of people overcoming many of the identical problems that confront us today–issues of energy, water, materials, food and population–and forging a society that was conservation-minded, waste-free, well-housed, well-fed and economically robust.

From these stories, readers will gain insight into what it is like to live in a sustainable society, not so much in terms of specific technical approaches, but rather, in terms of how larger concerns can guide daily decisions and how social and environmental contexts shape our courses of action. These stories are intended to illustrate the environmentally-related problems that the people in both rural and urban areas faced, the conceptual frameworks in which they viewed these problems, and how they went about finding solutions. Included at the end of each section are a number of lessons in which the author elaborates on what Edo Period life has to offer us in the global battle to reverse environmental degradation. Topics covered include everything from transportation, interconnected systems, and waste reduction to the need for spiritual centers in the home.

Just Enough, more than anything else, is about a mentality that pervaded traditional Japanese society and which can serve as a beacon for our own efforts to achieve sustainability now.

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RECIPES FOR MAKING YOUR OWN CLEANING SUPPLIES:

****Always test in a small area first****

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All-purpose cleaner: Combine ¼ vinegar, ¾ water with a drop of eco-dish soap, in a spray bottle.

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Oven cleaner: Use a steamer with baking soda for scrubbing. If you don’t have a steamer, spray oven with water and vinegar, sprinkle baking soda over area and let sit while doing other tasks. Wipe clean.

3.

Toilet bowl cleaner: Use acetic acid/concentrated vinegar (use carefully as directed – it is a strong acid) then baking soda. Sprinkle baking soda around inside of toilet bowl, add some white vinegar and let sit a few minutes before cleaning with a toilet brush.

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Furniture cleaner: Blend 50% olive oil with 50% vinegar or lemon juice.

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Drain cleaner: Pour 125 ml of baking soda down the sink and add at least a cup of vinegar. Put the cover on the drain and wait a few minutes or overnight. Finish by rinsing thoroughly with a mixture of boiling water and salt.

For many, many more helpful hints on avoiding harmful chemicals and going green watch The Living Series: Green Cleaning For A Healthy Home

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Chapter 4 – Baby Products

Summary:

Try to feed your children organic foods and introduce natural products as early on as possible.

Breast feeding is the #1 choice for infants.

Make your own baby food, puree it and freeze it in ice cube trays. This way you will know exactly what your baby is eating.

Clothing for children should be durable and chemical-free. Natural clothing is a safe way to dress your child. Consider consignment stores and hand-me-downs for growing children.

Look for safe, non-toxic toys made of natural rubber or organic cotton. Toys made from natural wood or bamboo are other safe alternatives.

Crib frames should be made from wood or bamboo products and treated with a safe non-toxic substance. Organic mattresses should be made of natural rubber and bedding should be made with organic cotton.

For much, much more advice on living a green life, check out The Living Series: Green Consumer: Choices For The Entire Family.

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