Maybe you remember when I saw Food, Inc. back in June. It changed a lot about the way I buy food and what I eat. For example, I call myself a vegetarian, but shortly after seeing the movie, I actually ate meat for the first time in probably a year. The reason I ate meat was because I knew the source; a local farm with organic meat. Since then, I haven’t eaten meat, and I probably won’t any time soon. It was the lessons I learned about the meat industry that had me craving some local, clean p
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UCLA science lab students watched in horror as a male classmate slashed the throat of a female student
Posted in October 8th, 2009
Students in the UCLA science lab described the horrifying moments this afternoon when a male classmate slashed the throat of a female student, who was critically injured. One student who was inside the lab when the attack occurred shortly after noon told The Times that he looked up as the assailant appeared to repeatedly punch the victim. Then the man calmly turned and walked away as the victim lay bleeding profusely. Law enforcement sources said some type of verbal altercation occurred ju
Take Back Your Life With Organic Gardening
Posted in October 8th, 2009
by Tina Hull The only way to guarantee that you and your family are eating the healthiest food possible is by growing your own organic food. Organic gardening will definitely ensure this. Fish emulsion is a wonderful fertilizer for organic gardening. The greatest nutrients and highest yields come from gardens grown organically with fish emulsion, hands down. Gardeners around the world have been using fish emulsion for centuries to ensure that their gardens are getting optimal nutrition.
Twitter Talking With Google, Microsoft About Data Sharing
Posted in October 8th, 2009
Kara Swisher at the Wall Street Journal has reported Twitter is in discussions with Google and Microsoft about allowing the two search engines access to their data. “Twitter is in advanced talks with Microsoft and Google separately about striking data-mining deals, in which the companies would license a full feed from the microblogging service that could then be integrated into the results of their competing search engines,” Swisher reported. The impact of this has to be questioned and why
I Have Got a Dun Cow and You Can Make Good Cheese: Are Women Holding Us Back?
Posted in October 8th, 2009
“Sukey will you be my bride? Say yes if you please For I have got a dun cow, and you can make good cheese. I have got a little pig, and you have got a sty. Sukey, will you marry me? Oh aye, by and by!” – Traditional Nursery Rhyme When I started participating in peak oil and climate change discussions in 2003, let’s just say that the whole thing was much more of a boy’s club than it is now (and in some measure it still is). And one of the laments I most often heard was “we m
