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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
Monday, March 23, 2009
Rainy Day Carrots
It was another sloppy rainy day and the latter part of it was spent hauling flats to the greenhouse, bowing before my leeks - begging them to please germinate already, and sorting through carrots. We try to check on our root cellar veggies this time of year, first to remove any that have rotted, and second to choose the ones that will be replanted for seed. I only found a couple carrots that were bad but had yet to spoil the bunch. Around 250 left - looks like we will have enough to get us through until the end of June when some of the new ones should be ready.
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WTB 40-55lb. Arrows and A Hunting Release for CHEAP
I am looking to buy really cheap arrows that will work for a bow that is at a 40lb draw weight. I am wanting them to be around 40-55lb arrows. I am looking to buy arrows for $15. I am also looking to buy a hunting release that is in really condition. I use a loop so I want a release that will work good with it. I am looking to buy a release for $15 also. If you have any arrows or a release that you would like to sell me please pm me.
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Seaway Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Seaway Manufacturing Corp. celebrated its 50th anniversary on Friday, May 29, welcoming local and state officials to its plant in Erie, Pa.
"We are here today because of the skills, dedication, and strong work ethic of our workforce," said Jana Goodrich, Seaway vice president, in welcoming the more than 100 people gathered for the event. "We could not be here today without the partnerships we have been blessed with. We are proud of the products we manufacture under the watchful eyes of so many who pay such close and conscientious attention to detail, and we are especially thankful to all who have supported those efforts in so many ways. We celebrate all the people who have made 50 years of Seaway Manufacturing possible, and look forward to 50 more."
Among the guests who spoke, Ralph Pontillo, president of the Manufacturer and Business Association, focused on Seaway's dedication to manufacturing energy efficient products made in Erie by local employees, and Seaway's recent success in having a full line of energy tax credit compliant, NFRC certified windows to help homeowners save substantial money on taxes.
Attending on behalf of Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell, Howard Brush, director of the Governor's Northwest office, presented an official proclamation of congratulations.
Seaway hosted more than 100 employees and invited guests for its 50th anniversary celebration.
Goodrich outlined Seaway's history during the event, from its start as a manufacturer of storm windows and doors, its entry into the replacement window business in the 1970s and the steady development and expansion of its sunroom line.
In addition to its continued product development, Goodrich also pointed to a partnership Seaway formed in 2004 with one of local dealers, Niagara Siding & Windows, to form Seaway Window. "This retail venture has allowed us to gain an unprecedented reputation and market share in Erie County, as well as a greatly enhanced understanding of what our traditional dealers face every day, and how we can better support all of our customers," she noted.
"Seaway has sailed through 50 years of progress and change. Over the years, we have trimmed our sails to deal successfully with many challenges and changing tides. We have navigated both heavy seas and still waters, but have continued to progress with a strong purpose, pushed forward by the support and dedication of all our associates. And that is the best partnership of all," she concluded.


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Oil sands: Canada's next vacation wonderland?
By Jeffrey Jones
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - If it's sand you crave on your vacation, then Greenpeace might have just the travel idea for you.
But you could have some hefty cleaning bills by the time you get home.
In an increasingly heated debate over the ecological impact of Canadian oil sands production, the environmental group has launched a tongue-in-cheek website promoting the huge northern Alberta energy projects as vacation destinations.
Using Alberta's logo, the site, www.travellingalberta.com, invites tourists to laze on black-sand beaches surrounding tailings ponds, hang-glide on "the unique coal bed methane and sour gas updrafts," then ride on one of the gargantuan dump trucks that trundle around the oil sands mines.
"Welcome to Alberta. Canada's Rocky Mountain Playground -- a carbon-based energy powerhouse!" the site says.
Greenpeace, one of several groups that have seized on the environmental impact of booming oil sands development, developed the site in response to public relations campaigns by the Alberta government and the oil industry, Mike Hudema, its tar sands campaigner, said on Thursday.
Earlier this year, Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach announced a C$25 million ($24.7 million) communications push to protect Alberta's "brand" and "perception" around the world from environmental critics.
This week, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers launched its own site, www.canadasoilsands.ca, to get its message out that oil sands producers are doing all they can to cut greenhouse gas emissions, lower water use and limit damage to the northern forest, and are willing to discuss issues with the public. Continued...


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London (CNSNews.com) - President Clinton, on his farewell visit to Ireland Tuesday, played down suggestions that he could play a future mediation role in Northern Ireland, after the tenure ends next month. But he did not rule it out altogether.
"I think the new president, whoever it may be, will want to have a new team in place and I will support that," he told reporters in Dublin. "I want to support whatever decisions the new administration takes.
"If I can be a resource I will. If I can ever help the Irish, of course I will. But in terms of my government's representation, that will be entirely up to the new president."
Earlier, Clinton advisor P.J. Crowley said the outgoing president would be prepared to play a role in the process after his term ends, "if that is something the parties wanted to consider."
The peace process is taking strain over mutual accusations of non-compliance with obligations contained in the 1998 agreement, as well as a resurgence of sectarian violence.
Unionists say Republican paramilitaries must meet their disarmament commitments, while Republicans want the British government to move more quickly in demilitarizing the province and reforming the mainly Protestant police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC).
Mixed views
A number of Irish and British newspapers Tuesday were full of praise for Clinton's involvement, with some welcoming the possibility that it could endure beyond his presidency.
Irish Premier Bertie Ahern also paid tribute to Clinton, telling him the Good Friday agreement "should rightly be regarded as part of your legacy, president as peacemaker."
But some dissenting voices were also heard.
John Taylor, the outspoken deputy leader of the main pro-British Protestant party, the Ulster Unionists, suggested that a future role for Clinton was a bad idea, as too many people in Northern Ireland would not trust him.
"The Democrats are, to a large extent, the captives of the Irish Mafia in America - the Kennedy clan, New York, Massachusetts, all that population who are clearly pro-Irish," he said.
"The British majority in Northern Ireland is never terribly comfortable with them."
Many unionists feel they were called upon by the peace process to make too many concessions and that the U.S. administration was too pro-Republican. They balked at having to share power with Republicans closely linked to paramilitary groups, to see the police force that has stood as a bulwark against terrorism for decades emasculated by a series of hard-hitting "reforms," and to witness the release from prison of hundreds of security prisoners - including Protestant "loyalist" extremists.
The fact that the Irish Republican Army has not given up or destroyed its arms caches has fueled their view that the process has been unbalanced.
The conservative Daily Telegraph in London expressed some of these sentiments in a hard-hitting editorial Tuesday, saying of Clinton: "Time and again, he has indulged the Republican enemies of a free society and effectively treated them on a par with the constitutional [unionist and nationalist] parties."
The paper questioned Clinton's decision in 1994 to grant a U.S. visa to Gerry Adams, leader of the IRA's political wing, Sinn Fein, before a ceasefire was called, and for shaking Adams' hand even as the IRA was preparing to detonate a bomb in London's Docklands which put an end to the first of two ceasefires.
It also accused Clinton of breaking his commitment to the Ulster Unionists that, if they entered a power-sharing executive with Republicans in late 1999, he would stand by them if the Republicans failed to disarm.
On terrorism, the Telegraph said Clinton and his administration had "played a key role in undermining the organization which the terrorists fear most" - the RUC.
It was the RUC who were the "real peace-keeping heroes," it said. Their expertise was needed now more than ever, "and much less of Bill Clinton's Pollyannaish schmaltz."
Clinton's position on the Adams visa issue - which also angered Britain at the time - was that unless Republicans were included in the process, they would not be persuaded to abandon the path of violence.
Adams said of Clinton Tuesday: "He has taken an open-handed, balanced approach."
Tonight the president will deliver a speech in Dundalk, a town near the border with Northern Ireland regarded as a stronghold of dissident Republicans who reject the peace deal. Unionists have urged Clinton to use the occasion to announce that a group called the Real IRA will be added to America's list of terrorist organizations.
The organization killed 31 people in a 1998 bombing in the town of Omagh, and has carried out more than 20 smaller attacks since early this year. Last month, Northern Ireland police seized a horsebox packed with explosives, which they believe the Real IRA was planning to detonate in central London.
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Hey everyone.
This isn't a blog, but more of an information post giving you links to contacting me and the other bloggers. I've had a couple of comments asking the best way to ask me a question, so I just wanted to make sure y'all knew the ways of getting in touch:
Comments under blogs – If you're just after a quick answer to a question, it's probably best to post underneath our blogs. I try to check back here most days, so you'll probably get a response within 2 to 3 days.
Our Facebook page – If you have a longer/more in depth question then you can go to the Insiders facebook page and post up a question on there. If it's a general question about uni life, then any one of us will answer it – whoever reads it first basically! However if you have a specific question that you'd like to direct to one of us in particular (for example a question about the course we study), then just start by addressing who its for and we'll get back to you. However please be aware that for questions that require long answers, a reply may not be instant – simply because it's not often I have a spare two hours in the week. However, I promise I'll do my best to get back to you as quickly as possible.
Just a quick couple of things…
- For security reasons, I'm afraid I can't accept friend requests. However you can follow me on fb which will allow you to see pretty much everything 'friends' would see.
- I can't really answer questions about subjects I'm not studying, as don't want to give you false information – However if you post on the facebook page, someone should be able to give you the answer you need. Even if none of us are doing the subject you are interested in we may know people who can help.
- I can't help you get into Cardiff! I am literally just a student here. What I can do though, is tell you about my experience with the application process and the kinds of things I did when I was applying to University.
- I don't really know much about the whole scholarship situation. So if you have a question regarding scholarships, the best thing to do would be send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and they should be able to help
Anything other than that, I should be able to help you with. So don't be shy! Drop me a line, and I'll talk to you soon
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June 19, 2013
Brian Kammerzelt is an assistant professor and chair of the communications department at the Moody Bible Institute. For more information, visit www.critiquebycreating.com or follow him on Twitter ... Read More
4 Things to Know About Gun Reform
As a lifelong gun owner from Northern Wisconsin, my guns hold a lot of personal value to me. I see them as part of my family tradition of hunting and marksmanship. I'm proud of the legacy of responsible gun ownership that has been passed down to me.
For the past five years, I have lived in downtown Chicago, working alongside others who are combating the epidemic of gun violence in this city—men and women with stray bullet holes in their homes and car doors who regularly lose children in their ministry care to violence. I have stood in candlelight vigils with mothers who have lost children and listened to their pain.
Something has to be done.
Despite gun-related violence and deaths being down overall, in a city with some of the toughest gun laws in the country, gun violence is up 25 percent, with over 450 school-aged children having been shot (63 fatally) last year.
Unfortunately, this is not some distant wickedness or rare catastrophe. Senseless gun violence is a present reality in my city and others.
Earlier this year, in the wake of the Newtown, Conn. shootings, President Obama unveiled a comprehensive gun-safety plan aimed at reducing gun violence. As of this writing, these measures have been defeated in the Senate. The rhetoric over gun reform, in the meantime, is as heated as ever.
On one hand, it doesn't appear that more legislation reduces gun violence. On the other hand, children are being violently shot to death. On one hand, restricting liberties while existing laws go unenforced or root causes go ignored seems misdirected. On the other, children are being violently shot to death.
I am also a professor of persuasion and debate who has thin-sliced the arguments over gun ownership, violence and control time and again with my students. I understand the debate. I do not want to debate. I want to stop the murder of innocents from ever happening in the first place. Regardless of your view on guns, I know you do, too. So where do we begin?
Love God
Clearly, God in His holiness abhors killing. As Christians, then, we are called to engage the issue with an extreme bias toward the preservation of all life and the reduction of violence by any means. This fact remains whether we are in favor of gun law reform or not.
Do we love our "rights" more than we love our neighbor?


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PETA: Shame on Christie for killing that spider; Update PETA responds
posted at 8:50 am on May 4, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
Yesterday, Governor Chris Christie personally executed an offender — and what's worse, he did it in front of a roomful of children! Before we get too hysterical, though, this was an eight-legged offender, and the kids seem something less than traumatized (via JD Mullane):
The kids are all right, but a few of the adults have their knickers in a twist over Christie's knuckle sandwich. PETA took the opportunity to scold Christie for not understanding the spider's worth.
On Friday, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie posted a video showing him smashing a spider on his desk in front of a group of visiting school children. In a statement provided to TPM, Ingrid Newkirk, president of People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals, described Christie's killing of the spider as a thoughtless act.
"He probably did it without thinking. Some people put the spider outside, but spiders are often scary to people, and that can prevent them from pondering their worth," Newkirk said.
I think this is a demonstration of PETA's worth, actually.
Update, 5/7 16:17 pm ET: As if this wasn't petty enough, PETA sent me this note via e-mail just a few minutes ago, while I was on the air:
Dear Ed,
I'm writing on PETA's behalf regarding your coverage of Gov. Christie and the spider. While you included our statement in your article, the statement that PETA "took the opportunity to scold" the governor, as well as the title "PETA: Shame on Christie," are false and need to be corrected.
The media called us and asked us for our take on the incident, and our statement in its entirety reads: "He probably did it without thinking. Some people put the spider outside, but spiders are often scary to people, and that can prevent them from pondering their worth." That's our statement, and as you can see, we're not "scolding" or saying "shame on" anyone.
Will you please set the record straight as soon as possible so that your readers do not get an unfair impression of PETA's position? I would be happy to answer any further questions that you might have.
Thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this matter.
Best regards,
[name withheld out of overweening pity on my part]
To be clear, I didn't put quote marks in the headline because I wasn't quoting PETA — I was characterizing their response as a function of writing an opinion piece about their silly, publicity-seeking complaint. Most people who bother to read this site would understand that, and the rest would know it if they followed the link I included or read the excerpt, which had PETA's full response in it. I apologize if PETA couldn't grasp that.


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China's Xi heads to S. Korea with North on agenda
By Kelly Olsen, AFP Thursday, July 3, 2014, 12:05 am TWN
BEIJING--Chinese President Xi Jinping heads for South Korea Thursday on a closely-watched state visit, stepping into the political and security thicket of the Korean peninsula for the first time as leader with Pyongyang's nuclear program high on the agenda.
The two-day visit underscores the personal ties Xi has developed with South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who visited China last year.
In contrast, Beijing — the North's traditional ally — has not had a summit with Pyongyang since the December 2011 death of its then-leader Kim Jong Il.
The rule of his son and successor Kim Jong Un has so far been characterized by bellicosity and provocation.
On Wednesday North Korea fired two short-range rockets off its east coast, South Korea said, the third such action in the past week, sparking an indirect expression of concern from China's foreign ministry.
"We hope parties concerned can do more things which can be conducive to defuse the tension on the Korean peninsula and to make joint efforts to safeguard the peace and stability of the peninsula," spokesman Hong Lei told a regular briefing.
Previously, Kim has had his own uncle Jang Song Thaek — seen as China's primary point of contact with the regime — executed in a purge, and threatened nuclear war against the U.S.
The last Chinese head of state to go to Pyongyang was Hu Jintao in 2005, and no visit by Kim Jong Un to Beijing has ever been officially confirmed.
"There is clear tension between Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping," John Delury, an expert on China at Yonsei University in Seoul, told AFP.
"But the gloves are still on," he added, saying they were "leaving room for improvement in their relationship."
Chinese officials were quick to deny that the decision for Xi to go to the South rather than the North was a snub to Pyongyang.
Chinese vice foreign minister Liu Zhenmin, briefing reporters on the visit on Tuesday, insisted it "is not targeted at any third country," adding: "China maintains friendly and cooperative relations with all our neighbors."
He hinted, however, at China's growing frustration with North Korea over its nuclear development.
"The Korean Peninsula nuclear issue has been troubling countries in the region and the international community for many years," Liu said, adding that Xi and Park will address it in their talks, and it will be reflected in a joint statement.
For Seoul's part, South Korean foreign minister Yun Byung-se told a parliamentary session Monday that the two were "expected to have in-depth discussion and spend considerable time on North Korea's nuclear program and other issues related to the Korean Peninsula."
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China is the North's key energy provider and diplomatic protector — their ties sealed in the Korean War — and sees its neighbor as a buffer against finding U.S. troops stationed on its own border.
On the other hand, Beijing and Seoul only established formal diplomatic ties in 1992 after decades of Cold War enmity, but they have since developed strong trade and cultural relations.
According to Chinese figures, their two-way trade totaled US$274.24 billion last year, more than 40 times the US$6.55 billion Beijing recorded with the North.
Pyongyang carried out its third underground atomic test in February 2013 — resulting in further pressure for Beijing, which wants to restart stalled multilateral negotiations known as the six-party talks on the North's denuclearization, to rein in the country.
Under Xi, China's "central government appears to be very worried by its North Korean neighbor, not necessarily by the nature of the system but the instability of the current leader," Alice Ekman, a China researcher at the French Institute of International Relations, said at a lecture in Beijing on Wednesday.
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