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Archive for November 1st, 2008
Many organic fans but too few farmers (The New Straits Times)
Posted in November 1st, 2008
FROM pesticide-free tomatoes to antibiotic-free chicken, organic food is no longer just about being fashionable or green-minded. People are getting more health conscious, learning more about organic food and demand is on the rise, say suppliers.
Staying Healthy Can Be Important
Posted in November 1st, 2008
Staying Healthy Can Be Important At this day and age, people have given greater repute and esteem to those who are slim. It seems that the world associates being thin to beauty and appeal. In the usual course of events, all these are true yet; some have underestimated the very core of staying in shape which constitutes staying healthy Therefore, apart from being on the attractive and appealing side, the characteristics of being hale and hearty should also be evident. At present, disorders lin
Sarpaneva Korona K3 Red Moon Watch Shows What The Moon Is Really Thinking
Posted in November 1st, 2008
Don’t blame yourself if you’ve never heard of Sarpaneva watches. That is ok, I didn’t know of them until recently myself. Stepan Sarpaneva started Finland’s first mechanical watch company in 2003, and the boutique watch maker has released an impressive array of complex and intriguing watches in just a few short years. One of the newest mechanical creations is the Korona K3 (shown in its ‘Red Moon’ iteration here). The influence behind this interesting moon phase watch is Stepan’s view of th
Oregon’s organic farmers fight genetically modified seeds (The Oregonian)
Posted in November 1st, 2008
Torsten Kjellstrand/The OregonianHank Keogh (center, in white) joins Karen Morton (left) and her sons, Taj and Kit, as they stomp and whack a pile of gold chard to loosen the organic seeds grown at Gathering Together Farm in Philomath. PHILOMATH…
