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Contact Hope Is Coming 5k. Contact Hope Is Coming 5k. The US. ARMY will be presenting their Rock Climbing Wall at the 2014 Hope Is Coming 5K between 9:00am and 12:30pm. The U.S. Army will be providing support staff to man the climbing activities of all who desire to conquer the wall, answer any questions you may have, and offer support in any form they are capable of, …. Show Up and Go For It! Thank you, sincerely! Andy and MaryAnn Savo. East Haven, Connecticut. West Haven, Connecticut. She holds a Maste...
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ontheroadtogreenness: Lest We Forget…
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Friday, April 5, 2013. Lest We Forget…. It has been over two years since the nuclear power plant in Namie-machi, Fukushima, Japan was crippled by the tsunami triggered by the “ Great East Japan Earthquake. In the aftermath of the nuclear accident on March 2011, all 21,000 residents of the town of Namie-machi were forced to flee their homes. They are still forbidden to enter the city. On March 27, the mayor of Namie-machi, Mr. Tamotsu Baba, wrote a guest post. Site it is possible to view “beforeR...
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ontheroadtogreenness: August 2014
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Sunday, August 31, 2014. Meatless Monday: Last Days of Summer Salad. With Meatless Monday falling on Labor Day, the traditional end to the American summer season, I thought I’d share a recipe for a salad that would make a perfect addition to your holiday picnic or cookout. The recipe comes via my cousin Kate who lives in Denmark. Summer days in Denmark are long; festivities mark the longest day, Midsummer Eve. Spinach Salad with Summer Berries and Pine Nuts. 1/3 lb. fresh spinach. 1/2 cup pine nuts.
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ontheroadtogreenness: April 2015
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Friday, April 24, 2015. Earth Day Reflections on Riding the City Bus, Honest Tea Cap Liners, the Karmapa, and Small Change(s). The original Earth Day Logo. Earth Day 2015 began as a glorious spring morning. The sun was out, the sky a bright blue, the air almost. Seasonally warm. I dropped off my bike to get it tuned up for the Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride. I had lots of time for reflection at the bus stop and on my way home. Visited Yale recently as a Chubb Fellow. Makes a substantial difference in the wo...
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ontheroadtogreenness: Meatless Monday: Remembrance of Things Past
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Monday, June 29, 2015. Meatless Monday: Remembrance of Things Past. For Proust it was “les petite madeleines.” For me, hermits are the sweet treats that evoke intensely happy memories of times gone by. The hermits I crave came not from my mother’s kitchen, however, but from bakeries near the shore. Hermits are most commonly bar cookies baked in a cake pan, like brownies, and cut into squares. Packed with chopped nuts and raisins, hermits are redolent of the molasses and pungent spices that flavor them.
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ontheroadtogreenness: June 2015
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Monday, June 29, 2015. Meatless Monday: Remembrance of Things Past. For Proust it was “les petite madeleines.” For me, hermits are the sweet treats that evoke intensely happy memories of times gone by. The hermits I crave came not from my mother’s kitchen, however, but from bakeries near the shore. Hermits are most commonly bar cookies baked in a cake pan, like brownies, and cut into squares. Packed with chopped nuts and raisins, hermits are redolent of the molasses and pungent spices that flavor them.
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ontheroadtogreenness: February 2015
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Monday, February 23, 2015. Meatless Monday: Hankering for Citrus and Warmer Days. I find myself dreaming of warmer climes and the smells and tastes that go with them. A couple of weeks back I really wanted some navel oranges like the ones you can pick from backyard trees in California. After a disappointing walk down the produce aisle, I decided it was time to visit LocalHarvest. I have shopped through Local Harvest several times, always with great success. [This past post. Naturally grown using organic ...
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April | 2009 | Beginning With Bread
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Recipes, musings, and more…. Archive for April, 2009. Bread in Busy Times. On April 14, 2009 by cbucholz. Continue reading →. Bread Alone Cafe & Bakery. Red Hen Baking Company. Bread, Baking, and More Blogs. A Year in Bread. Andrea’s Recipes – Grown Your Own. Apple Pie, Patis, and Pâté. Baking with Sourdough Starters. Peter Reinhart’s Blog. The Knead for Bread. The Lost World of Drfugawe. Ye Olde Bread Blogge. Flour That Has the Flavor of Home. Rebuilding a Dutch Tradition, One Windmill at a Time.
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February | 2009 | Beginning With Bread
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Recipes, musings, and more…. Archive for February, 2009. On February 25, 2009 by cbucholz. Continue reading →. Red Wine, Fig, and Chestnut Loaf. On February 14, 2009 by cbucholz. 8221; I added the extra constraint that he couldn’t just ask for a white sourdough or solid rye. He finally settled on a fruit and nut loaf with red wine, similar to the red wine, fig, and pine nut loaf in Dan Lepard’s. The Art of Handmade Bread. But, what would the fruit and nut be? Continue reading →. Continue reading →.
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