RECYCLE

Christopher Baxter received his BSIT(SE) and is a student of the MBA(TM) from University of Phoenix. In 2011, he opened the Mad Science Lab, LLC in Vancouver, WA, with the goal of providing computer repair and maintenance services to low-income families, recycle and give away computer systems, and provide research funding for various projects of interest. Christopher has been a published sports photographer for a small newspaper, provided technical and feasibility support for many projects of various scope, and authored iPhone and Windows applications. As a father of three, he often provided scheduling for multiple tasks and various budgetary concerns. His current focus of research is project development on feasibility in developing workable space infrastructure, with thousands of undocumented hours of research committed thus far. A natural with computer and engineering systems, Christopher advanced quickly from no-income, poverty-level laborer to software engineering student and now provides services for individuals lacking the ability required to advance in todays’ workplace. Christopher is currently developing business ventures and producing proposals for grants, and seeking venture capital investors for a variety of social and economic enhancement projects.

I am a mom and wife, who loves to reuse, reduce and recycle! I love writing, environmental activism, and taking a stand for things which I believe are right. I never miss an opportunity to make something my own, or try something at home.

I have been working as a biomedical research scientist for the past 10 years. During this time I have explored how nature employs subtle and dubious ways to convert this unique machine called human body into an experience of pain and suffering, only to be disposed of as a pack of atoms to mother earth to recycle. Even as I decry this cruel behavior of nature, I am awestruck at its genius in making the human body and letting it perform miraculously on a continuous basis. An average human of the 21st century, who lives for 70 or 80 years, never gets to know how nature works inside him/her. He/she rarely even begins to comprehend the miracle of the body. How many molecules? How many genes? How many pathways? How those pathways are integrated to work in a well-coordinated and balanced network? The more one understands the subtle yet incredibly complex, sturdy yet unbelievably nimble and simple yet arcane attributes of the human body, the more he/she will be forced to appreciate it. We have to appreciate it. No chance. I have done research work on cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease. I would like to put my experience and knowledge for better use by publishing scientific articles in yahoo. My focus is on intriguing articles on latest research discoveries, alternative medicine and general health.

Don't know what it is yet? Still looking for it? I would love to help you find it! My personal styleosophy is a look that's polished, confident and just a tad conservative. It's what I call "business sexy", clothes that are tailored, fitted, almost clingy, yet showing no skin; accentuating and accessorizing with unusual touches. My superpower is the ability to help you see your personal style in a more flattering way. It seems vain at times, but I think everyone has moments when they question if they look their very best. Want to revamp and recycle that wardrobe, but don't know where to start? I adore putting you at ease about reworking what you already have into new looks. I love helping folks love the way they look! It's a confidence that beams, and exudes a different presence. I love to get dressed and I love to help others get dressed!!! Who do I help? My service is for busy women and men who need help defining their styleosophy to present the best looking version of themselves. Ugly style is everywhere, and you do not have to participate! Wanna chat? Got a burning style question? Contact me: email: styleosophy at gmail dot com twitter: @styleosophy Dress well, Glenyse

I was born and raised in very small town on Florida's Gulf Coast. It was a seafood town, primarily shrimp and oysters, both of which my father fished to make his living. My mother also worked in the oyster industry shucking oysters. In my early years, we had very little, but we never went hungry and always had food and a warm roof over our heads. The seafood industry is hard work and inconsistent. The example set by my parents was one of hard, honest work and making do with what you have and being thankful for it, and sharing it with those less fortunate than ourselves. Also, as many people from the depression era, our parents taught us to not waste anything: not food, not possessions and not money. We were part of the original recycling movement, we just didn't have a symbol. We grew up with a solid knowledge of reduce (that one mostly took care of itself) reuse and recycle (you'd be surprised how many things you can make from an empty milk jug) That education was so engrained in us that today, when I empty a container, I immediately think of what I could use it for, before I throw it away. I love yard sales and thrift stores, and don't even get me started on "curbside shopping". I married right out of high school and had two children before my marriage ended. I married a teacher, so money was still tight in our house. All my life and enjoyed music of all types. I loved to sing with my sisters, and was harmonizing before I even knew there was a word for it. I have spent many years singing in church choir and other activities that were an extension of that them. Three years after my divorce, to all the people that knew me, I moved from Florida to New York City to marry my 2nd husband. The transition wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be, except that people couldn't always understand my southern accent. After about six years of marriage, we adopted a pair of twin brother pugs (from Florida). Our love of them and our desire to le

Andrea attended the University of Florida, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Classical Literature and nearly earned a Master of Arts in Latin before the financial aid ran out. She loves animals, sailing, and Nature walks. She adopted two dogs (former strays), who she spoiled shamelessly and who now run her life. She champions the environment, animal rights, and underdogs. She designs one-of-a-kind jewelry from repurposed and up-cycled items that she sells online and at local craft fairs and flea markets. Andrea lives in Florida, where the effects of climate change are all too well known in the fires that rage through what used to be the rainy season, and doesn't care whether you call it climate change, global warming or merely the results of too much pollution, she just wishes more people would try to do something about it. Andrea is a positive voice for change, strongly urging her family and friends to remember to bring their own bags when grocery shopping, litterbags for other people's trash when walking (no one she knows would dare litter), and to reduce, reuse, repurpose, and recycle.

Former Divorce & Family mediator, former high volume retail manager, former- well, many things! Now a wife & stay at home mom who makes cloth diapers and baby accessories for fun. I have turned 'green' and not only cloth diaper, but make my own babyfood, my own household cleansers, keep a garden and recycle, all while embracing my techno gadgets! I also cook, clean, breastfeed, budget, craft, and generally run my household.

As a professional in the technology field, it can be somewhat straining on the brain with the vast amount of information coming at you on a daily basis. My stress relief has turned into my passion. I design and create jewelry using a wide variety of techniques including fused glass, metal clay, and a variety of found objects. I started incorporating found objects as a way to recycle other than sorting my cans and plastics to keep them out of the local landfill. I was a staff reporter for the Creston News Advertiser for a few years, which improved my writing ability and also helped me to better understand some of the environmental issues facing our local water supplies. Teaching courses in business and computer applications at Southwestern Community College affords me the opportunity to teach as well as learn, which is a lifelong goal.

I can write endlessly about virtually anything else other than myself. So, okay, here are the basics. I'm of the variety born-in-the-early-80's-in-the-Deep-South, and I have finally been able to come to terms with that. I've been married for almost 11 years, and I have three boys;one ten, and the twins are 5. I feel what qualifies me to write on this site is not so much professional experience in writing; but experience in life in general. ( I realize at this point, there will be some of you wondering just how much experience I could have. More than you think, bub!) I've lived long enough to remember reading about "the exciting new development that scientists are calling the information superhighway or "internet" in the 3rd grade Weekly Reader. I've also lived long enough to see fashions recycle themselves and are anxiously awaiting the return of the flannel-clad '90's! I'm also currently living through trying to raise three children, manage a marriage I've been in since I was 18, as well as deal with aging parents, who will have no Social Security. I think that qualifies me as a fairly hardy specimen that knows how to research information and relay it to people in a manner where they can get the most out of it. That's about it for me at this point, but I'll be sure to keep everybody posted as soon as the next lightning bolt rocks my little life!!

I am passionate about reading and writing! My last 9 years of my profession has been spent in the classroom instructing students how to read and write effectively. When I'm not improving student's learning, I am enjoying baking, arts and craft, gardening and traveling. These hobbies afford me the opportunity to get away and become creative. Some of the foods I've baked are cheesecake, pound cakes, bread puddings, zuchinni bread and many more. Some of the countries that I've visited are Barbados, Venezuela, The Cayman Islands and Aruba. My gardens that I create during spring can range from various flowers, fruits and vegetables from which I've harvested sufficient to share with my neighbors. Gardening also allows me to indulge in nature experimentally, as I create compost. Thus, I'm able to recycle vegetables and seedlings. Knitting blankets is also a favorite past time since it totally relaxes me. Some of the items I've created are throws and blankets - which make great gift items during the holidays. So, I would consider myself to be open to new and different ideas; one who is always curious about methods of making life more fulfilling.

Hi, I'm Craig Bean. My wife Sherry & I have been married for over 26 years, and have always shared a similar sense of financial discipline. I retired earlier this year, at the age of 48. We've long seen the concepts of reduce, reuse, recycle as good for our finances, as much as they're good for the environment. More than occasionally we've been ridiculed as overly tight, frugal, or even cheap, but as the years have gone by, we've felt vindicated that the path we have chosen is a valid one, and one that has lead to the early retirement I have long been shooting for. Those same choices have allowed Sherry to work only part time over the years. We hope to share some of our insights with others, with the belief that something will resonate, and will make a positive difference for at least one person! I am a long time motorcycle rider, and have been involved in the art of bonsai for about 15 years. Parents of 2, and grandparents of 2, we both like to spend time with the kids, and travel when possible.

I recently earned a Master's degree in biology, which examined effects of environmental stressors on frog health. I am the mother of a little boy, and am currently re-entering the job market. I exercise every day and eat healthy foods, which I love to cook. I have a green conscience, and I do my best to reduce, reuse and recycle. I keep track of world headlines, and I read novels for personal pleasure. I have traveled to exotic locations, and hope to do so again soon. The best thing that ever happened to me was becoming a mother.

I am Native Hawaiian, an I currently work as a firefighter and a part time freelance writer on the side. I love anything outdoors and grew up with a deep appreciation for the ocean and environment. When not working, I spend time volunteering for after school programs or writing articles on green living to promote the awareness of supporting the environment and expressing the ideals of Recycle, Reduce, and Reuse.

Sarah Peterson is a dedicated business owner, website development expert, academic instructor, and humanitarian. Her professional career consists of running a web development business, and teaching Internet Technology classes at the college level. She also serves her community as a Senior Advocate and helped to develop Lane County's largest senior resources & services site, The Lane County Senior Network. Sarah and her husband are raising their five children on a small family farm that focuses on organic gardening and sustainability. She believes strongly in teaching and sharing ways to reduce, reuse, recycle, & eat healthy.

I am a frugal and green-living lady who likes to help others learn to recycle, reuse, and repurpose. I also like to grow my own food, and support community gardening and yard sharing.

I am a modern Renaissance woman - business-oriented strategist with an MBA in marketing and a love of the arts, especially film, theater and dance. I am a craftsperson who enjoys quilting, embroidery, knitting, crocheting. My earthy nature draws me to gardening, and makes me yearn for a small farm. I long to raise, chicken and goats. I also want to raise sheep and learn to shear, spin and dye wool. I am a backyard beekeeper, and plan to become a certified Master Beekeeper by 2012. I have 3 dogs and 2 cats, all rescued. I live as green as possible, and recycle everything I can. I do my best to live a life of joy and gratitude, and strive to lead by example. I enjoy reading. And I like to write...

Stay at home mom of 2 great kids- Odin is 7, Arlee is 2. I sew, bake, cook, felt, and try to be as eco friendly as possible. We reduced, reuse, and recycle. I am also trying to be frugal, and to save money any ways I can.

I am currently taking a year off from pursuing my nursing degree, due to a new addition to my family. In the mean time I am focusing my efforts on my passion writing and educating people. I am a full time mom with three children, and my husband and I run a small online business from home. We strive to live 'green' and have a small organic garden, compost, recycle, and try to promote healthy living.

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I was born at Ohio State University Hospital on February 11 1989. I am currently attending college at The Ohio State University Newark Campus and am majoring in History. My passion has always been writing and I enjoy writing on anything and everything. I have been around and worked around all types of technology from a very young age and learned a lot from my uncle who is a Network Engineer. Being green not only means saving money, but it also means saving this planet. From a young age I was taught to recycle and conserve and from that I have become an advocate for green practices and have researched new green ideas and incentives constantly.

Alicia R. Young is a freelance writer and blogger with a passion for all things green, eco-friendly, and budget simple living. Alicia has a degree in English, and writes for the Greener Living Blog about the dangers of BPA, how to recycle and other environmental topics. She is also an experienced web copy and online article writer.

I reside in the amazing town of Austin, Texas, pursuing my interests in writing and filmmaking. I believe everyone should recycle and be kind to animals. I love chocolate and 90 degree summers!

Founders of EL & ELLa; His and Her All Natural, Cruelty-Free and 100% Vegan Beauty. With Organic and free trade ingredients. No parabens or sulphates and Recycle friendly packaging.

I have been working with graphic design for over 15 years. I love to draw and make cute characters. They have changed and grown over the years, becoming Simply Sticky. I am very interested in the DIY movement and I recycle as many materials as I can.

A rug artist by trade and heart. a csr rep by trade. A farmer's daughter , A farmer's wife. The daughter of a librarian. The sister of an artist and a sister of an Archelogist. Trying to recycle and go as green as possible.

i love animals, i research alot of things on the internet, i know alot about medicine, used to be a vet tech at an animal hospital, i try to live as healthy as i can, i care very much about the enviroment and recycle as much as i can..i belong to a yahoo group called freecyc

Kayla is a mother of one and a mindless lover of reality T.V. including but not limited to Big Brother and really just about anything by CBS. She knits when she has spare time (all the time) and she's really a genuinely crafty person. She could probably recycle just about an

I like browsing in the internet to find more creative articles that I might know and teach others to do it. I actually working at a recyling company which we buy old, obsolete PCs to do recycle them to use as a 2nd hand working PCs to sell to at cheapest price for the use o

I have been a contractor/carpenter for thirty five years. I have also been a well driller(water) for awhile and have remodelled or built new homes as well as steel buildings and wood frame shops barns etc. I have designed water collecting systems that recycle rainwater and g