by Ginny Figlar Colón | November 16th, 2011 | No Comments
topic: Fitness, Health & Wellness, Weight Loss, Yoga | tags: 10 minutes, abs, baby friendly, baby weight, busy, cardio, exercise, Fitness, gaiam tv, GaiamTV, GaiamTV.com, iPad, iPod, laptop, lose-weight, new mom, new moms, post natal, postnatal workouts, postnatal yoga, quick, streaming video, stress, weight-loss, Yoga, yoga for moms, yoga videos
I am not good at working out. Yoga never seemed to be my thing, and now I have a new baby to take care of.
And that’s exactly why I wanted to give Gaiam’s new video subscription service, GaiamTV.com, a try.
After one month of using the service (OK, to be honest, my workout routine was pretty sporadic), I trimmed my waistline by 1.5 inches and my hips by 3 inches, and I lost 1 lb. of stubborn baby weight. I can only imagine what the results would have been if I had been more consistent.
I was skeptical that this sort of thing wouldn’t appeal to me for the reasons mentioned above. But after giving it a go, I think new moms like me are ideal subscribers. Here’s why:
by Candice Gaukel Andrews | November 18th, 2009 | 19 Comments
topic: Eco Travel, Green Living | tags: cell phone, Eco Travel, facebook, Internet, iPod, laptop, nature, nature travel, Out There in the Wild in a Wired Age, solitude, technology, Ted Kerosote, travel, unplugged, vacation, wilderness, wired world

I won’t have a computer, an iPod or even a cell phone on my nature trip. So don’t e-mail, voicemail, Facebook or even try to call me. Don’t even phone me on a landline. I can’t be reached. When I travel, I purposely sever all lines of communication with my everyday life. I think you should, too. Because when you don’t, I get annoyed.
by Kimberly Delaney | January 14th, 2009 | 1 Comment
topic: Green Living, Green Tech, Healthy Home | tags: computer, green cleaning, laptop, technology
Maintaining a clean computer is not just a matter of aesthetics or even hygiene, although both are improved when you do this regularly. A regularly cleaned computer can actually last longer than one that is allowed to fester in dust, crumbs and other debris from your daily work habits. However, one wrong move – too harsh a cleaning product, too wet of a rag – and you’ve got trouble which may drastically shorten the life of your computer. Proceed at your own risk!
by Kimberly Delaney | January 7th, 2009 | No Comments
topic: Family Health, Green Living, Green Tech, Healthy Home | tags: air, computer, computer keyboards, dusting, family safety, green cleaning, healthy home, laptop, office
Look down. Is your keyboard replacing what should be used to catch crumbs, like a plate, a napkin, or, in extreme cases, a bib? Are your keys lined with a dull grey or, even worse, the black residue of fingertip history?