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Our Subsistence Pattern
"The tragic reality is that very few sustainable systems are designed or applied by those who hold power, and the reason for this is obvious and simple: to let people arrange their own food, energy and shelter is to lose economic and political control over them. We should cease to look to power structures, hierarchical systems, or governments to help us, and devise ways to help ourselves." - Bill Mollison
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Jasper Hall
Life on a 42 acre, organic, permaculture inspired eden in Cooper's Creek Valley, Australia.
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Garden In Transition
The last of the root veggies have been put away and are snug as a bug in a rug.
Carrots are layered in coolers,
parsnips in totes
and endive in pots.
The summer garden has been put to rest, all covered in frosted leaves, weeds, and debris...but the winter gardening season has just begun.
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harvesting and preserving
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Some Little Sweet Potatoes
A few days ago we harvested a modest amount of long, skinny, red and white sweet potatoes, they were absolutely beautiful...beauty being in the eye of the beholder of course.:) I can see that my endeavor to produce sizable sweets is going to be an ongoing multi-year challenge.
The potatoes were cultivated under a covered hoop for much of the summer but I believe this season's cold nighttime temperatures greatly limited tuber growth. Not a total failure though as a small 3' x 5' experimental plot still yielded a good 15 pounds of these tantalizing treasures that taste pretty darn amazing when roasted with a little olive oil, rosemary, salt and pepper.
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Even while I dreamed I prayed that what I saw was only fear and no foretelling, for I saw the last known landscape destroyed for the sake of the objective, the soil bludgeoned, the rock blasted. Those who had wanted to go home would never get there now.
I visited the offices where for the sake of the objective the planners planned at blank desks set in rows. I visited the loud factories where the machines were made that would drive ever forward toward the objective. I saw the forest reduced to stumps and gullies; I saw the poisoned river, the mountain cast into the valley; I came to the city that nobody recognized because it looked like every other city. I saw the passages worn by the unnumbered footfalls of those whose eyes were fixed upon the objective.
Their passing had obliterated the graves and the monuments of those who had died in pursuit of the objective and who had long ago forever been forgotten, according to the inevitable rule that those who have forgotten forget that they have forgotten. Men, women, and children now pursued the objective as if nobody ever had pursued it before.
The races and the sexes now intermingled perfectly in pursuit of the objective. The once-enslaved, the once-oppressed were now free to sell themselves to the highest bidder and to enter the best paying prisonsin pursuit of the objective, which was the destruction of all enemies, which was the destruction of all obstacles, which was the destruction of all objects, which was to clear the way to victory, which was to clear the way to promotion, to salvation, to progress, to the completed sale, to the signature on the contract, which was to clear the way to self-realization, to self-creation, from which nobody who ever wanted to go homewould ever get there now, for every remembered place had been displaced; the signposts had been bent to the ground and covered over.
Every place had been displaced, every love unloved, every vow unsworn, every word unmeant to make way for the passage of the crowd of the individuated, the autonomous, the self-actuated, the homeless with their many eyes opened toward the objective which they did not yet perceive in the far distance, having never known where they were going, having never known where they came from.
By Wendell Berry

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Blog Posts by Kelley M
If you're looking for a twist of genre, this is the right book for you. It gets its style from the self-help books which are popular among youths around "rising Asia". What is fascinating about this book is you will not learn the character's names. You will never know the main character's profession - how exactly he gets rich in "rising Asia". You will not even become aware of what Asian country the book is set in. However, Mohsin Hamid's style keeps you reading. The entire book is written in second person, so it takes you aback since it seems to be talking about you. Without knowing specifics, the author takes you through 8 decades of the main character's life in 228 pages. The book seems to be both specific & broad at the same time (if that even seems possible).
The author, Sue Monk Kidd, adds fictional dimensions to the history of the Grimkes. Through these fictional accounts, we learn a lot about actual history. We become acquainted with the relationships between children slaves & plantation owners' children, religious dynamics of the era, family relationships, the lives of slaves and the abolitionist movement as the story progresses. The plot, while slow to start, really picks up momentum about halfway through.
If you liked The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd, The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom or Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker by Jennifer Chiaverini, you might want to give this read a try…
We learn that Elspeth has a daughter & through her daughter's letters, we learn more about Elspeth's life. We find out that there is one lost letter that remains to help Margaret, Elspeth's daughter, find out the truth about what happened to her family & her mother.
David goes off to France to drive ambulances during the war, to avoid the career his father demands. David's storyline in France helps give a good framework for the letters & also helps us see what an impact war had on every day individuals like this. By telling the story through letters, you feel like you're peeking into real peoples' lives. The audio book version is delightful. It gives you a real feel for the characters. The author, Jessica Brockmole, describes historical aspects in delicious detail, helping transport the reader to that time.
If you liked The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Society, you might want to give this read a try.


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All of the books in this series are worth reading and re-reading again. Collins creates such a relatable hero in Gregor.I recommend this book and the entire series for children and adults.
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Bradley begins Bahamas trip practices
The Braves have 10 workouts before they head to the Bahamas for a four-game August trip.
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Bradley prepares for four-game basketball trip to the Bahamas.
Paris Lee is excited about ISU's chances
With no returning starters and nine new players, expectations may be down among ISU Redbirds basketball fans. One ISU recruit, Paris Lee, is still excited about the Redbirds chances.
Lyons set to take over as Illinois State Athletic Director
On Monday, Larry Lyons will take over as Illinois State Athletic Director. It will be the latest job in Lyons' 26 plus year ISU Redbirds career.
Illini gets visit from Chicago hoops star
Chicago Curie high school all-American Cliff Alexander is visiting the Illini campus today. Alexander is ranked as the #2 prep player in the nation.
Hancock Stadium: ISU's 'field of dreams'
NORMAL, Ill. -- A renovated Hancock Stadium is expected to open doors to a brighter future for the ISU Redbirds.
Wes Lunt transfers to Illinois
The University of Illinois today confirms the news that Wes Lunt is transferring from Oklahoma State to Illinois.
IVC grad Justin Parr is 8th round pick of the Phillies
Several local players are picked in the Major League Baseball draft- Illini and IVC star Justin Parr- 8th Round to the Phillies Bradley star Mike Tauchman- 10th Round to the Rockies. Lincoln High grad Ryan Aper in the 6th round to the Marlins. Heartland College star Daniel Lietz in the 5th round to the Blue Jays.
Illini Coaches Caravan
Year two for John Groce and Tim Beckman at Illinois. The two had very different rookie campaigns in Champaign.
BU Non-Conference Schedule
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Ryan White CARE Act:
Estimated Effect of Proposed Stop-Loss Provision in H.R. 3293 on Urban Areas
GAO-09-947R: Published: Aug 3, 2009. Publicly Released: Aug 3, 2009.
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Congress asked us to estimate the effect on Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act of 1990 (CARE Act) funding to urban areas if a certain stop-loss provision is enacted. The CARE Act, administered by the Department of Health and Human Services's (HHS) Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), was enacted to address the needs of jurisdictions, health care providers, and people with human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS). In December 2006, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Modernization Act of 2006 (RWTMA) reauthorized CARE Act programs for fiscal years 2007 through 2009. In July 2009, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 3293, the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 2010, which contains a stop-loss provision covering CARE Act funding for urban areas that receive funding under the CARE Act. This bill has not been passed by the Senate. Under the CARE Act, funding for urban areas--Eligible Metropolitan Areas (EMA) and Transitional Grant Areas (TGA)--is primarily provided through three categories of grants: (1) formula grants that are awarded based on the case counts of people with HIV/AIDS in an urban area; (2) supplemental grants that are awarded on a competitive basis based on an urban area's demonstration of need, including criteria such as HIV/AIDS prevalence; and (3) Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) grants, which are supplemental grants awarded on a competitive basis for urban areas to address disparities in access, treatment, care, and health outcomes. Changes in grantees' characteristics and funding formulas can cause increases or decreases in grantees' funding.
To provide Congress with technical assistance, we developed an estimate of fiscal year 2010 Part A CARE Act funding for EMAs and TGAs with the stop-loss provision in H.R. 3293. We also developed an estimate of such funding without that provision. We used data from HHS, H.R. 3293, and the report of the House Committee on Appropriations accompanying H.R. 3293 to estimate these amounts. In order to conduct these analyses, we made a number of assumptions.
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I was watching POTC-and had the closed captioning on. Someone was sleeping through Disney Classic Songs 101-I had to take a picture and share it.
Yo ho- Ho Ho......
I was watching POTC-and had the closed captioning on. Someone was sleeping through Disney Classic Songs 101-I had to take a picture and share it.
Yo ho- Ho Ho......
Nephy - "real life" may soon be imitating "art", so to speak, come this summer when the new POTC ride opens -
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Oh god, *buries face in hands* what idiots!
If there's one thing that pirates want, it's HO's!!
"HO, HO, HO, HO.... A pirates life for me....."
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Shhhhhh! Everyone, That's the secret "Pirates of the Carribean Christmas" to be unveiled this year! All the pirates will be will singing
"Yo-Ho! Ho-Ho! A Pirates Christmas for Me!"
Critter Country's a mess ev'r since the Country Bears were kicked out. Ya can't cover pooh with honey and 'spect people ta like it.An Adventurers It's Time to Put the Spotlight Back on Bring Back the REAL Disney GalleryLife for Me! ~ ~ ~ Melvin, Buff, and Max!!! ~~~~ Dump the Dream Suite!Meese-ka Moose-ka Mice-Chatter!
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Well, light travels from the sun. Then, bounces off of our planet, and back into our eyes so we can perceive color. My body can intercept that light and dance around on it!
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Bonham PIP to perform at Globetrotters Game
Posted: 01/31/2008 - The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to Dallas this Friday and Saturday to play at the American Airlines Center. When they break for halftime on Saturday, forty-five children and youth from Bonham will take to the court to perform. The kids are members of the All-Star PIP team from Bonham. When they take the court, they will dribble, spin and show off other basketball handling skills in a carefully planned routine set to music.


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