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LoveLandLocal: March 2011
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Wednesday, March 23, 2011. Climate Politics and Pixie Dust. I recently read the book The Climate Fix. By Roger Pielke Jr. Although he makes some interesting points, I cannot recommend the book. The interesting points first:. Another point from the book, which I think deserves a little independent verification, is that both. So, where do you get this marvelous energy? Can we repeal the laws of thermodynamics? Fusion power is ...
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LoveLandLocal: April 2011
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Saturday, April 9, 2011. Enough is Enough (or is it? Human society is based on the stories we tell ourselves. They don't have to be true, just true enough to keep us feeling confident that we have not lost our way. We are in a strange situation now. The stories we have been telling ourselves for a hundred years, three or four generations(! Are wrong. Not just wrong, but dangerous to the future of our civilization. Innovation...
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LoveLandLocal: November 2011
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Friday, November 4, 2011. Another Tragedy of the Commons. The exception to fish species destruction that I know about is the wild salmon fishery in Alaska, very carefully managed and pretty much honored, since there still IS a wild salmon fishery in Alaska. I read an excellent article recently about Wal-Mart's problems. Their same-store sales are flat to declining over the last eight quarters. Wal-Mart the Latest Vic...Ameri...
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LoveLandLocal: June 2011
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Thursday, June 9, 2011. We Don't Like It. People who first started to get concerned about the climate made a fundamental mistake by calling this concern "global warming". It sounds so benign, to those of us who have cold winters. Warmer climates, less harsh winters, growing tomatoes in Canada, what's not to like? Maybe the Sahara would get even drier, if possible, but we're far away. And you'd be shocked at how many there ar...
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LoveLandLocal: Free Food!
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Saturday, September 22, 2012. Now that I have your attention. There is FREE FOOD everywhere in your neighborhood now, and for the last couple of months. People have fruit trees in their yards. The fruit ripens, maybe they pick some, maybe they let it all fall onto the grass or the sidewalk. Maybe they eventually pick up the rotting carcasses of the fruit and throw it in the trash. September: main crop apples (an old Deliciou...
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LoveLandLocal: December 2014
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Friday, December 26, 2014. Adventures with the Pressure Canner. I've neglected this blog recently. I will try to do better. I've saved up some topics to discuss, and it's always fun to talk about food. In November, just before Thanksgiving (perfect timing! The downstairs frig gave out. Most of a lamb was packed in the freezer in white paper. This lamb must have been trying out for the Olympics, it was so muscular and...I had...
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LoveLandLocal: Thoughts on Real England
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Thursday, April 25, 2013. Thoughts on Real England. I just started reading a book by Paul Kingsnorth, Real England: the Battle Against the Bland. Am I against eating meat? What about the fruits, the vegetables? There is the same disconnect between us and our food, though not as severe. Massive monocultures in California, Arizona and other states grow most of it, and everything you find in the supermarkets. But farmer...Point...
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LoveLandLocal: Food Restrictions and Local Foods (and a little history)
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Sharing our sixth year of eating locally; sources, gardening, recipes, and more. Monday, August 20, 2012. Food Restrictions and Local Foods (and a little history). Back in the olden days, when I was young, I ate just about anything I wanted to. In my late teens, lunch was a 10 cent packet of dried soup (calories about 3, nutrition 0). Married at eighteen, pregnant at nineteen, knowing nothing about nutrition or caring for myself, stick-thin, miscarriage at 5 months. In graduate school (around 40 years ol...
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Destination Forever Ranch and Gardens. Grab the attention of your customers! Retention is the name of the game. I'm a writer so put me to work to create attention/retention getting copy. It's not about you, it's about. Desert athlete, writer, and website developer. Colorado and Colorado Plateau. When I'm out of the office. Colorado Plateau near Fruita.
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Think. Eat. Blog.: Restaurant review: Root Down in Denver, Colorado
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Think Eat. Blog. My thoughts, commentary, and reflections on all things food: what I make, what others make, and what I learn. Monday, July 18, 2011. Restaurant review: Root Down in Denver, Colorado. I recently had the good fortune to not only go out to brunch for the first time (yes, ever.shh.), but also to enjoy quite a tasty meal at Root Down. In the Highlands neighborhood in Denver. When we arrived, we were greeted quickly and told it would be a 30-45 minute wait for a table; the place was bustling f...
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