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Craft beer demystified

January 15, 2011 by Staff Reports 4 Comments

Craft beer demystified

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Filed Under: The Growler Tagged With: cooking, craft beer, DIY, food, Jan 2011, local food, relocalization

Mindfulness in the midst of chaos

January 14, 2011 by Staff Reports 3 Comments

Mindfulness in the midst of chaos

At the time of Buddha Shakyamuni, 2,500 years ago, the early Buddhist community that gathered around him was  highly sustainable, ecologically aware, and self-consciously so. In many ways it can be seen as a perfect model of how to live contentedly with very little and in harmony with nature. The monks and nuns recycled cast-aside rags to make robes. They ate with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Spirit Tagged With: activism, Buddhism, climate change, global climate disruption, global warming, Jan 2011, peak oil, pollution, vegetarian

Home grown

January 12, 2011 by Staff Reports 5 Comments

Home grown

When I made my first batch of homemade yogurt seven years ago, I was not inspired by a desire for self-sufficiency, a commitment to frugality, nor any particular dissatisfaction with the stuff I was buying at the supermarket. Rather, it was the sheer number of empty yogurt containers that I had amassed around my home. Like many communities, my town did not recycle #5 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts, Food Tagged With: cooking, DIY, food, Jan 2011, local food, relocalization, vegetarian

Transitional garden

January 11, 2011 by Vicki Lipski 2 Comments

Transitional garden

When seed catalogs start arriving in the mail, gardeners know it’s time to get busy.  That’s because unordered seeds never grew anything, as all gardeners discover one sad spring or other.  Somehow the order never got written up, phoned in, or placed online. The March deadline came and went – and there you were, mid-April, furious with yourself as you scrutinized the limited … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts, Re-skilling Tagged With: DIY, farming, food, gardening, Jan 2011, local food

Michael Ruppert: To protect and serve

January 10, 2011 by Lindsay Curren 3 Comments

Michael Ruppert: To protect and serve

It is said that the Lord works in mysterious ways. That in loss and failure we find our greatest blessings, if only we look. If only we press on. Substitute the word spirit for Lord, if you prefer. The idea is the same. That sometimes when we feel we've lost the most, we've only just begun to discover the best in ourselves. To meet our purpose. The deciding moment This … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Spirit Tagged With: apocalypse, Bible, collapse, economy, interview, Jan 2011, Michael Ruppert, peak oil, relocalization, Stars of Peak Oil

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