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If you invite a friend you will earn 2 points, plus 10 points if they sign up.

You can also earn single points by referring people to the site, with the unique URL which is displayed at the bottom of your account page. Add it to your blog posts, or post it on Facebook...

The table below shows the people who have accumulated the most points.

And what do points make? ... You guessed it! Prizes :)

Position	Name	Points
1	bigmamapasta	440
2	troques	250
3	ocean	114
4	Emma Jones	111
5	charlottejwebster	98
6	The Doctor	86
7	VickyWJ	80
8	ystruthers	76
9	birgit	76
10	spacegirl	75
11	hollyy261	68
12	Zel Albuquerque	64
13	anne	62
14	anjirw	54
15	missblastoff	52
16	Barefootmummyuk	50
17	crouchendchris	48
18	treebond73	48
19	ed11042	47
20	Kateosborne	46
21	wildchild	46
22	EricaPV	46
23	andy5708	45
24	anna_earwig	42
25	John Nickell	42
26	Amypopsocks	41
27	africalass	40
28	jennynelson058	38
29	LollyHop	37
30	karenlegge	36
31	thomasheiser	36
32	suzanne222	36
33	lilihu	36
34	tamsincwright	36
35	tigerbabe68	36
36	Maggie_T	34
37	AndyBaird	34
38	eQ3	33
39	marginarg	32
40	wealies	32
41	sfwood1	32
42	Franpan	30
43	londonbirdlucy	30
44	figgybisc	30
45	icklaroo	30
46	kazzy	30
47	Grun	28
48	greenfrank	28
49	Monroe	28
50	maidenofthewell	27

Organic tip

329 pesticides are available for use in non-organic farming and residues are often present in non-organic food. According to the Government’s Pesticide Residues Committee report from 2009, 89% of all non-organic apples tested were found to contain pesticide residues – none of the organic apples tested were found to contain any. The Food Standards agency states that one way to reduce your exposure to pesticides is to eat more organic food.

Warming Tip

Feeling chilly this Christmas? Don't crank up the heating - a cosy jumper and a nice long cuddle will get you feeling wonderfully warm from the end of your nose right down to your toes.

no toxics Tip

Avoid using Triclosan in products such as toothpaste and soap. It gets washed down the plughole and into water courses, where it is toxic to aquatic bacteria and is thought to also disrupt hormones in fish, frogs and other animals.

Tea Tip!

Only add as much water to the kettle as you'll need for your cuppa, if you fill it up you are wasting energy and creating unnecessary carbon emissions!

Compost Tip

We all buy and eat more than we need over the festive period and home composting is a great way to recycle some of that kitchen waste. Vegetable peelings and fruit scraps, coffee grinds, tea bags, cereal and egg boxes are all perfect for composting!

community Tip

Don't be a stranger. Invite friends round for a pot-luck supper and share food and positive, solution orientated ideas for building community resilience.

A pants tip!

Make sure your underwear is beautiful from cotton to bottom! Pants to Poverty underwear is made with Fairtrade organic cotton, grown and sewn with farmer owned seeds in India. Who made your pants?