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Mar 21, 2010

I'd like to extend a warm welcome to all the Gaia.com members who have chosen to relocate to Care2 since the Gaia community site announced it is shutting down. 

I believe you will find Care2 a welcoming place, as passionate and committed to changing the world as any online. 

At Care2, we take a holistic view to making a difference: We believe that to create the change we wish to see in the world, we must embrace both the "Me" and the "We".  On the "Me" side, we help individuals live a more healthy, balanced and sustainable lifestyle. On the "We" side, we help individuals to take collective action, to raise our voices together to influence legislation and businesses to move in a more sustainable direction. 

No matter what your contribution to making the world a better place, we welcome you and have deep appreciation for your values and commitment to doing what you can to make a difference.

Welcome, and Thank you!
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Description: Shrub with shiny red twiggy stems that grow up to 4 ft with long narrow gray-green leaves. Brown yellow seedpods appear in spring and are followed by orange waxy berries. Uses: Use leaves fresh, dried or distilled for essential oil. ...
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Associated with the fairy religion of the Goddess. He is said to have learned all his magic from the Goddess under her many names of Morgan, Viviane, Nimue, Fairy Queen, and Lady of the Lake. Tradition says he sleeps in a hidden crystal cave. Illusi...
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Description: This plant is a close relative of thistle and the artichoke, is a short lived perennial and grows as tall as 6 ft. Has silvery leaves and blooms gray blue thistle-like flowers in late summer. Use: The stems are used blanched or fried ...
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Frey is the god of the harvest, the planting, of all growing and cultivating. Frey teaches respect for the land.
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Just the other day, the local newspaper did a story about the homeless on Oahu.  Like any clever newspaper, the Star Advertiser had staff photos to go with the story.The image of a 32 year old man, from West Coast, holding a placard with the me...
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A recent trip to K-Mart gave the old geezer the opportunity to check out who was hanging about IHS.  The shelter run by IHS is just across the road from K-Mart.As luck would have it, the old geezer spied someone known to, sitting on the car par...
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Ruler of the underworld, Hades is at his strongest during the Winter months, when his wife Persephone is by his side, and the lands of men are cold and bleak.
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Description: Short plant with a rosette of large white backed rhubarb-like leaves atop strong vertical roots which grow up to 3 feet long. In the summer, thick and hairy stems growing up to 6 feet tall bear reddish purpleflowers, followed by seedhea...

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