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Garden In Transit

Wondering what all those flowers are doing on NYC's cabs? No, its not the revival of the "Flower Power" generation, it's Garden In Transit. A division of Portraits of Hope, Garden In Transit is a city-wide public arts project created by thousands of kids in hospitals, schools, and community institutions, to paint flowers as an arts education and creative arts therapy initiative. To promote the flowers as symbols of "joy, life, beauty, and inspiration," the panels are being applied to taxis on adhesive, weather-proof panels, with the goal of covering the entire NYC taxi fleet! So far, over 23,000 people have participated in Garden in Transit.

Garden In Transit is looking for volunteers to help spread public awareness and apply the flower panels to taxis TODAY IN UNION SQUARE FROM 7am-5pm. Stop by to car-accessorize for as long or little as you like!

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"Green" is the new black!

There's a new trend emerging and we hope it never goes out of style; ladies, its time to "go green!"  After movies like Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and Leonardo DiCaprio's The Eleventh Hour, it seems like the enviroment-conscious message is finally spreading at a local level.  From the new "paperless" bill option from ConEd, to the energy-saving video being projecting at the intersection of Broadway and Houston in NYC, media and industry are finally promoting a "green" society.  It's time to do your part to show your support.  Check out DSJ's nature-friendly Carnelian Collection!  Made from natural products, such as wood and gems, the jewelry is not only stylish, but also environmentally fashion-forward!  Also, as long as you're online, take 30 seconds to explore this environmental site where you can save 11 square feet of the rainforest per click of your mouse!  For every click, the site's sponsors pledge to protect the environment.  As if this weren't enough, you can also click to fight world hunger, breast cancer, and support child healthcare and global literacy!  At this rate, we hope green becomes the new black!

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