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Online nowVictoriaESF: Victoria is a 23 year old woman in a relationship from San Francisco, California, USA.; Likes 8,983 pages, 28 videos, 1,050 photos • 246 fans • Received 21 reviews; Member since Nov 08, 2005

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Victoria Everman :: Sustainable, Creative, Enlightened Living :: San Francisco …: 9:04am 1 review tv
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/13/sundace-channels-big-ideas-covers-growth-for...; After the premiere of the Fashion episode from Big Ideas for A Small Planet's second season, there was one other episode that I really wanted to see - Grow. Having gone from the farmland of rural Indiana to the urban concrete of San Francisco, my appreciation for every square foot of green space has skyrocketed over the years.

Victoria Everman :: Sustainable, Creative, Enlightened Living :: San Francisco …: May 12, 8:49am 1 review books
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/12/get-the-facts-on-solving-carbon-pollution-in...; With all the excitement of bringing your own bags to the grocery story, buying organic cotton clothing and carrying your own water bottle, it is easy to forget that the United States government does not have a plan in place for dealing with the main cause of climate change: carbon. After all the efforts we continue to put for in order to make out personal lives more green, how do we get companies to follow suit?

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 9, 9:40am 1 review fashion
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/09/eco-fashion-euphoria-anna-cohen/; Inspired by urge to create a sustainable line of "Italian Street Couture", Oregon's Anna Cohen has created one of the most beautiful seasonal collections I've ever seen in my 15-odd years in the fashion industry. Her Spring/Summer 2008 pieces premiered at the October 2007 Portland Fashion Week to rave reviews and it is easy to see why! Trends from 1920s to 1950s have been channeled into subtle, architecturally appealing collection that focuses on black, white and ... oddly enough ... orange. Pieces that flatter each and every body type are an unexpected element of the retro-modern menagerie.

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 7, 9:44am 1 review books
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/07/track-your-eco-living-ups-and-downs-with-the...; Life is a journey, so why not make it a sustainable one? From blogs and forums to magazines, newspapers and cable TV -tips and tricks on how to live green come at us from every possible angle these days. While it is a refreshing change from McDonald's ads and fake diet claims, all the info can still be quite overwhelming. How do you keep track of it all?

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 5, 8:38am 1 review crafts
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/05/second-apperance-in-yoga-journal-hits-newsst...; How many times during the day do you take a break simply to rub your eyes? Whether to help relieve stress or induce relaxation, our eyes are vital parts to our well-being but, like our feet, are often ignore. A consistent yoga practice can easily bring your entire body into a pleasurable state.

Calvin and Hobbes Snow Art Gallery: May 3, 5:43pm 745 reviews cartoons
http://www.angelfire.com/wa/zzaran/calvin.html; Makes me miss snowy months all the more.

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 2, 12:08pm 2 reviews fashion
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/02/depressing-eco-news-nau-is-no-more/; Just announced on both the company's website and their blog, The Thought Kitchen, Portland-based cutting edge NAU Clothing is ceasing business. The company was just featured in Sundance Channel's Big Ideas for A Small Planet "Fashion" episode and has been revered for its many sustainable and revolutionary concepts.

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 2, 9:34am 1 review shopping
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/02/shop-sustainably-and-save-lives-with-whole-f...; While you are out doing grocery shopping this weekend, make sure to stop by a Whole Foods Market and pick up an exclusive FEED 100 reusable bag. Why? Retailing for $29.99 and made from 100% organic cotton, the FEED 100 bag folds into its own base - a zippered burlap pouch. While stylish and sustainable, the FEED 100 bag has even more perks: each purchased bag "will provide 100 nutritious school meals for hungry children through the UN World Food Program (WFP)."

Victoria Everman :: Writer, Model, Environmentalist, Crafter, Yogi & Blog Archi…: May 1, 7:13pm 1 review environment
http://victoria-e.com/2008/05/01/ve-on-gaiamlife-how-eco-is-organic-cotton-th...; Before bamboo, soy and coconut fibers, there was organic cotton. Arguably the most popular sustainable fabric available, organic cotton is grown without pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilizers, all of which are used on conventional cotton crops. Organic cotton is used in T-shirts, diapers, sheets and more. But is it truly the better choice?