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		<title>Green New Years Resolutions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Let&#8217;s face it: living green isn&#8217;t always easy. Many are finding that being eco-friendly is more than just sorting your cans and driving less. Depending on where you live, trying to be more earth friendly can be very difficult indeed. Here are a few tips on how you can keep your going green New Years [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Let&#8217;s face it: living green isn&#8217;t always easy. Many are finding that being eco-friendly is more than just sorting your cans and driving less. Depending on where you live, trying to be more earth friendly can be very difficult indeed. Here are a few tips on how you can keep your going green New Years resolutions.</p>
<p>Recycling more one of the most popular going green New Years resolutions. What many don&#8217;t realize, however, is that recycling entails more than just putting your cans and paper into a blue bin. There are thousands of plastic and metal items each year that end up moldering in landfills simply because people didn&#8217;t realize they were indeed recyclable. These include electronics such as hard drives, computer monitors, cell phones, and batteries.</p>
<p>Fortunately, many cities have recycling centers that specialize in recycling and reusing your old electronics. If you&#8217;re unsure where to start, contact your manufacturer. When it comes to recycling cell phones in particular, most phone companies have special organizations dedicated to receiving old phones. Oftentimes it&#8217;s as simple a matter as putting your phone and its accessories into a designated container and dropping it into a mailbox.</p>
<p>Recycling isn&#8217;t the only common going green New Years resolutions. If you&#8217;re worried about your carbon footprint, you can help reduce it by carpooling to work, taking the bus, or even busing or biking. If you have a long commute to work and can&#8217;t find alternatives to driving, try reducing your driving regarding your other activities. Try biking or walking to the store or the library, for example.</p>
<p>What are other going green New Years resolutions? The issue of chemicals is often a big one with environmentally conscious homeowners. Rather than using products that may harm the environment, why not use safer alternatives? For example, instead of using spray-on deodorant, try using deodorizing baking soda instead. If you can&#8217;t stay away from common household cleaners, try to purchase ones that have the least amount of harsh abrasives or chemicals. You can also keep your going green New Years resolutions by researching how you can dispose of your leftover chemicals in a way that keeps them from inadvertently harming the earth or water.</p>
<p>In keeping your going green resolutions, you are doing more than just conditioning yourself to purchase earth friendly products, recycle more, and reduce your carbon footprint. You are contributing to the health of our planet in an enormous way. This will not only affect your daily life, but it may have a positive effect on the environment for future generations as well. Act now and learn more going green New Years resolutions today!</p>
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		<title>Dumb New Years Resolutions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In truth, there are no dumb New Years resolutions—only unwisely planned ones. There is nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight, stop your addiction, get more excercise, or even spend more time with your family. Regardless of what you choose, you are improving yourself, and that&#8217;s all that matters.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In truth, there are no dumb New Years resolutions—only unwisely planned ones. There is nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight, stop your addiction, get more excercise, or even spend more time with your family. Regardless of what you choose, you are improving yourself, and that&#8217;s all that matters.</p>
<p>However, it is common for some people to have dumb New Years resolutions in the sense that they make unrealistic goals that can never be attained. Unfortunately, lapsing into this sort of thinking is all too easy this time of year. The New Years ball drops, and suddenly you&#8217;re caught up in a rush to change yourself, which results in rash decisions and delusive ideas. Such feelings are not uncommon, however, and once you realize the tendency to have such attitudes, you&#8217;ll be able to recognize them and quell these tendencies before they begin.</p>
<p>How can you prevent yourself from making dumb New Years resolutions? It&#8217;s easier than it seems. You can prevent the tendency to want to rush into unrealistic goals by thinking about them beforehand. This will give you time to figure out whether or not you&#8217;re really capable of having such a goal. It will also allow you to create a plan without getting caught up in the frantic rush of others who make spur of the moment decisions on January 1st.</p>
<p>Making a plan is another great way to prevent dumb New Years resolutions. Along with establishing credibility, it will also greatly increase your chances of keeping your resolutions as the months pass. You can do this by purchasing a progress journal or create a poster listing your goals, deadlines, and different methods. The latter is a particularly good way to record your progress, as it also serves as a blatant visual reminder of both your goals and how far you&#8217;ve made it.</p>
<p>Another step in preventing dumb New Years resolutions is to research your goals thoroughly before making any decisions. For example, weight loss isn&#8217;t as simple as changing your diet and exercising more. You should research which foods, nutrients, and vitamins help promote a faster metabolism and which exercises benefit you the most. Acquiring literature on how to curb cravings is also a sound idea. You should also be aware of the changes your body will go through as you begin to lose weight. These will put your goals into a starkly realistic context and banish any delusions you may have. Learn more about how to prevent dumb New Years resolutions today!</p>
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