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Thursday, October 8, 2009

Who named their son "Legal Tender?" http://ping.fm/Y1Fuv
Interesting site: http://ping.fm/8vVl5

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Excellent interview discussing community currency: http://ping.fm/9S6gZ

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Defend the Leopard Frog

Endosulfan is a deadly poison that has been banned in 60 countries, but not the U.S.This deadly poison is extremely dangerous for frogs, birds… and even people who are exposed to it. http://ping.fm/6R7yq

Monday, June 1, 2009

Rose Hips on the Tree of Life

P1300929.JPG “If the rose is burnt, it bears better flowers; for then, they say, the roses are improved.” This phoenix-like characteristic of the rose may be why the Persians traditionally depicted the tree of life as a rose tree on their carpets and tapestries. Rose hips can contain between 1500-2500 grams of Vitamin C per 100 grams of weight. Oranges contain around 53 mgs per 100 grams of weight, so head for the hills to collect these vitamin C powerhouses gifts from the bush. more

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Mankind�s Old Friend Fenugreek (Methi)

Fenugreek is easy to sprout and the sprouts make a spicy, crisp addition to any meal. Soaked in water and rinsed periodically for 4-5 days, fenugreek sprouts are high in vitamin A, C and B as well as iron, calcium, silicon, selenium and high levels of protein, most notably the amino acid 4-hydroxyisoleucine which increases production of insulin when blood sugar is high, making it very useful for treating diabetes. A strange side effect of sprouting fenugreek is the strong maple syrup (with celery undertones) aroma the seeds release as they soak up the water. Fenugreek is also used to make maple-syrup flavor, which has caused outbreaks of distress in New York City since it�s first mass smelling in October of 2005. MORE

Sunday, May 3, 2009

For Gen X Eyes Only

I submit that Generation X is a generation of Fedayeen, sleeper agents who are now in place and, when the time is right, will spring into action to the astonishment of all the �experts.� Everyone is hoping we will not realize how much economic power we have. Collectively, Generation X has the most amount of debt for education, medical bills, and credit cards than has yet been seen in our world. We have always been a wild card. Part of the frustration that we have seen in psychoanalysts take on our generation is because they never could figure us out.