
You can find something for everyone this holiday season and feel good about giving -two fold.







At GG2G we are all so excited about the bounty of summer. So we thought that this might be an apropos time to talk about the Dirty Dozen. The 12 most contaminated fruits and veggies - we are talking about non-organic here folks. Take a look and then buy organic versions. Because we subscribe to the "glass is half full philosophy" there is a list of the top 12 safest non-organic fruits and veggies at the end. Bon Appetite!
THE MOST CONTAMINATED FRUITS & VEGETABLES:
1.PEACHES: Over 94% tested positive for traces of 45 different pesticides.
2.CELERY 94% tested positive for 29 different pesticides.
3.APPLES: 92% tested positive for 36 pesticides.
4..SWEET BELL PEPPERS: 68% tested positive for 39 different pesticides.
5.CHERRIES: 91% tested positive for 25 different pesticides.
6.IMPORTED GRAPES: 86% tested positive for 35 different pesticides.
7.NECTARINES: 97% tested positive for 26 different pesticides.
8.PEARS : 94% tested positive for 35 different pesticides.
9.POTATOES: 79% tested positive for 29 different pesticides.
10.RASPBERRIES: 59% tested positive for 39 different pesticides.
11.SPINACH: 83% tested positive for 36 different pesticides.
12.STRAWBERRIES: 90% tested positive for 36 different pesticides.
THE LEAST CONTAMINATED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES:
1.ASPARAGUS
2.AVOCADOS
3.BANANAS
4.BROCOLLI
5.CAULIFLOWER
6.SWEET CORN
7.KIWI
8.MANGOES
9.ONIONS
10.PAPAYAS
11.PINEAPPLES
12.SWEET PEAS

LONDON (Reuters) - Increasingly acidic oceans and warming water temperatures due to carbon dioxide emissions could kill off the world's ocean reefs by the end of this century, scientists warned on Monday.
The experts told a meeting in London the predicted pace of emissions means a level of 450 parts per million of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere will be reached by 2050, putting corals on a path to extinction in the following decades.
The two dozen coral reef specialists and climate change exerts represented universities, government research offices and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
"The kitchen is on fire and it's spreading around the house," Alex Rogers of the Zoological Society of London and the International Program on the State of the Ocean, said in a statement.
"If we act quickly and decisively we may be able to put it out before the damage becomes irreversible."



And you thought going green meant giving up the nail polish...All Hail Zoya!






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...on the NEW line, call me, call me anytime! We have a new phone number so update all your gizmos and gadgets. Ready? It's 203-283-4790. Can't wait to hear from you.
Put your recycling, artistic smarts to work and win the grand prize.
Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers on the set of BORN FREE with one of the lionesses who played Elsa. PHOTO CREDIT: Columbia Pictures.
We are so excited because next week we're working with trés talented photographer Jennifer Andrews. This will be an all-Milford crew. Our lovely friend Heather will be our model and Anna from André Philips will be our make-up and hair guru. We'll be shooting our high-end line of bags we call FluxuRe (pronounced f-luxury) at our studio and all around Milford. If you see us, honk! Stay tuned.



OK, troops listen up! We've got about 50 more hours to get that meter movin' to the right. So, tell your mamma, tell your friends. We're on a mission to be selected as one of the top 200 mom-owned and women-owned businesses...and we're green to boot! Does it get any better than that? Deadline is Tuesday. Click here or click on the image above to get to our page. Thanks again for all your help!




Shhhhhhhhhhhh, it's a secret! GG2G gets Smart! With Smart Glass that is! Here's a litte taste.
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You poor men! Now it's not often you'll hear those words uttered from our lips but when it comes to menswear, we'll concede, it has been hard in the past to find great menswear that was organic or green in some way. That has changed and there are plenty of options out there now for men. 




