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Thomas Hiatt
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delivered speeches to University of Colorado Board of Regents
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• Deployed on wing level exercises
• Evaluated, edited and drafted revisions for procedural manuals
• Supervised work center Efficiency Enhancement program evaluations and revisions
• Draft, edit and distribute all office correspondence
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• Level 9 reviews for every year enlisted
• Honorable discharge
1984-1986 Elevation 92 Anchorage, AK
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• Research and drafting for Law Adjunct Professor
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• Research, analyze, prepare brief memoranda under Chief Rader
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Islamabad: Suspended Pakistan fast bowler Rana Naved rubbished reports that he delibrately underperformed in the T20 match against Australia at the MCG during Pakistan's winless tour in Australia.
Naved was banned with along with senior pakistan members of the team including Mohammad Yousuf, Shoaib Malik, Younis Khan on the recommendation of an inquiry committee set up to probe the disastrous tour Down Under.
He said that he was actually injured due to which he failed to perform in the match.
"To say I was under performing in that match or at any time of my career is simply not true. In the match that you are referring to, the very first delivery of the 17th
over from Mitchell Johnson reared up at me and hit me in the grill. After that incident I was struggling to bat and really couldn"t contribute for the rest of that over," Naved told PakPassion.net.
Chasing a paltry 128 for victory, Pakistan collapsed to 125 for 9, despite 64 from Kamran Akmal off only 33 deliveries. Naved batting at number 8 scored only one run before he was stumped by Brad Haddin off the bowling of Steve Smith.
"I wasn"t hundred percent fit and tried to carry on batting, but I was struggling. There was absolutely no chance of me under performing at all," the 32-year old bowler added.
He has appealed for his one-year ban and two million fine imposed on him and his appeal is scheduled to be heard on June 19.


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Abstracts 2002- 2007
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June 29 2007 (Friday)
Resistance gets Global update
- Sony announces that Resistance: Fall of Man will get an global update which will allow North American players to play with PAL players in mutiplayer. The update will be free. But two new maps will also be available for $7.99 USD
June 28 2007 (Thursday)
Midway brings back Crus'n series
- Midway announced that they are bringing back the Cruis'n series. Cruis'n the successor of Cruis'n USA is announced for the Wii.
June 27 2007 (Wednesday)
Red v Blue ends
- Red vs Blue, the seminal machinima series of Halo by Rooster Teeth will end tommorrow with its 100th episode. Creator Michael Burns announced that it will be the end for the main storyline. But more unrealted clips may still be produced
June 26 2007 (Tuesday)
Gamestop reaches 1000 stores World wide
- Gamestop owner of both GameStop and EB Games outlets have announced that with its latest wave of retail openings, it has reached a milestone 1000 international stores in addition to its nearly 5000 U.S. locations.
June 25 2007 (Monday)
ESRB Cracking Down On Game Trailers
- Game Trailers has pulled trailers of Dark Sector due to a request from the ESRB saying the trailer content is excessive and offensive content. Dark Sector has not been rated by the ESRB. Shortly after the ESRB set letters to companies saying that trailers for Mature ("M") and Adults Only ("AO") rated games must be appropriately age-gated. Seems like the ESRB is limiting the gaming companies freedom of expression.
Insomniac Games praised for working conditions
- Insomniac Games wins Best Companies to Work for in America for the 3rd year in a row from the Society for Human Resource Management's 59th Annual Conference & Exposition in Las Vegas. Insomniac games is number 8 on the top ten best work places in America. The company has created games such as Ratchet & Clank and Resistance: Fall of Man.
June 22 2007 (Friday)
Take Two suspends Manhunt 2
- Since Manhunt 2 is being banned on various consoles, Take Two has decided to temporarily suspended Manhunt 2 distribution plans. Although the game is suspended Take Two will still stand behind the game because they believe in freedom of creative expression.
June 21 2007 (Thursday)
Kaz promises 380 PS3 Games By March 8
- At Sony's 90th general shareholders meeting in Tokyo Kaz Hirai promises 380 PS3 games by March 2008. 200 games would be boxed and retailed and 180 would be downloadable online
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June 20 2007 (Wednesday)
Manhunt 2 Release problems
- Rockstar Games Manhunt 2 was rated AO by the ESRB and does not have a console to be released on since Nintendo and Sony announced that the PS3 and Wii will not allow games rated AO to be released on them. Rockstar will have to either scrap the game or rework it to meet the conditions these consoles. Rockstar can still attempt to release the game for Xbox if Microsoft allows AO rated games.
June 19 2007 (Tuesday)
Gundam Online Going Offline
- Namco Bandai has announced that they will soon unplug Gundam Online a MMO game started in September 2005. The game will go offline on December 15th at 10am Japan Time. But starting October 1st till December 15th the game will be free for all users.
June 18 2007 (Monday)
Tomb Raider: Anniversary comes to Xbox live
- Eidos has confirmed speculation that Tomb Raider: Anniversary for the Xbox 360 will have episodes come to Xbox live. The first two episodes are scheduled for this September costing 2400 Microsoft Points
June 15 2007 (Friday)
Atari loses money
- Since January Atari has cut back 20% of their workforce. Atari is facing a net losses to US $70 million plus. Atari is currently delaying the filing of its annual financial report.
June 14 2007 (Thursday)
New Director for Castlevania Film
- Paul W.S. Anderson is no longer going to be the director on the big Castlevania. The films new director is Sylvain White and the film is set to come out in 2008.
June 13 2007 (Wednesday)
DS Lites in all kinds of colors
- The Nintendo World Store in New York city will now be engraving the DS in different colors for $20. Fans can now get the DS in a variety of colors.
June 12 2007 (Tuesday)
Dragon Quest IX goes to DS
- Square-Enix announced today that Dragon Quest IX, would be coming exclusively to the DS. Yoichi Wada, CEO of square-enix explains that it was ported to the DS so that the "widest array of people" could play the latest installment in the RPG series. Wada also said the PS3 and 360 has too many specs and require an HD TV
June 11 2007 (Monday)
Church wants to sue Resistance
- The Church of England have confirmed that they are to send a letter to Sony Computer Entertainment (SCEE) demanding an apology and compensation over the inclusion of Manchester Cathedral in Resistance: Fall of Man. They claims that Sony was not given permission to use the interiors of the building in the game. Church leaders threaten to sue Sony if the game is not pulled from the shelves or the chuch section is removed.
PS3 predicted to dominate market in 2009?
- Popular Science Magazine has predicted that the PlayStation 3 will dominate the gaming market and out sell the Wii and Xbox 360 in 2009. This prediction is fairly realistic since the PS3 has several games in development and the console has technology beyond both the Wii and the 360.
June 8 2007 (Friday)
PS3 sells 1 million in PAL regions
- The latest sales figures show that the PS3 has sold 1 million in PAL regions including the UK, the rest of Europe, and Australia since its launch in March 23. This makes the console a faster seller than either the original PlayStation or the PlayStation 2. The top selling game for the PS3 is Resistance: Fall of Man with 600,000 units and MotorStorm with 500,000 sales.
SimCity Societies
- SimCity Societies will be the next installment in the Sim City series. Unlike the previous Sim City games, it will not be developed by Maxis. Since Maxis is busy developing Spore and games for The Sims, SimCity Soiceties will be developed by Tilted Mill, the developers behind Cesar IV. Lets hope they don't screw it up.
June 7 2007 (Thursday)
Phantom Hourglass Demo
- The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass will be getting downloadable demo in Japan on June 14th. The game will be on sale. The game will be on sale on June 23rd.
LEGO Universe the new MMO
- The Lego group has announced Lego Universe a massively multiplayer online game in development by NetDevil is expected to ship in the fourth quarter of 2008. The game will feature character advancement, social and community features and the ability to customize your mini-figs and interact with the LEGO universe.
Assassin's Creed coming this November
- Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed will be released for PC, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 worldwide this November. The game will cost $60, while the limited edition version will sell for $70.
June 6 2007 (Wednesday)
SCEA lays off workers
- Between 80 and 100 SCEA employees at SCEA headquarters in Foster City. Employees received what was described as a fair serverance package. This was likely caused by the lag in sales of the PS3
June 5 2007 (Tuesday)
Register for E for All
- Entertainment for All registration is now open. E for All is a replacement for the downsizing of the E3 event. E for All will be the first public showing of the video game art-themed 2007 Into the Pixel collection. E for All will take place October 18–21, 2007 at the Los Angeles convention center.
PS3 games wanted in Japan
- The top five games that are in demand in Japan are on the PS3. This means that PS3 sales may go up eventually. The games are as follows:
- Dragon Quest IX (DS, Square Enix)
- Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Square Enix)
- Biohazard 5 (PS3, Capcom)
- Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3, Konami)
- Monster Hunter 3 (PS3, Capcom)
June 4 2007 (Monday)
Roller Coaster Tycoon used for Graphs
- The Speculative Bubble shows the rollercoaster ride of the housing market using the build-your-own feature in Roller Coaster Tycoon. See it here
Microsoft's New Direction is Gaming?
- Last week, when Microsoft's Bill Gates and Apple's Steve Jobs got together at conference, Gates hinted that Microsoft was going more into gaming. Gates said:
- "Software is doing vision and so, you know, imagine a game machine where you're just going to pick up the bat and swing it or the tennis racket and swing it."
June 3 2007 (Sunday)
SNK Stop Neo Geo Support
- Starting Starting August 31, 2007 SNK will stop offering maintenance and repairs for the Neo Geo home hardware, accessories and game cartridges as well as Neo Geo CD, Neo Geo CDZ and the Neo Geo Pocket. This is because obtaining parts are becoming increasingly difficult.
- Game Pro shows new Halo 3 Features
- The newest issue of GamePro magazine revealed never before seen Halo 3 weapons, maps and vehicles. You can also customize the your characters to have a new look. One of the new customizable armors is the SPARTAN III armor.
June 1 2007 (Friday)
- Australia Gets Black 360 Controller. But No Elite.
- Today Microsoft released black controllers for the white Xbox 360 in Australia. The Xbox 360 Elite is set to be released in winter for Australia.
Game Releases
June 26
- Overlord (X360) (PC)
- Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition (PSP)
- Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3)
- Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (PC)
June 25
- Pokemon Battle Revolution (Wii)
- The Darkness (X360)
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Environmental management strategies have evolved from compliance-based end-of-pipe regulations to accounting of the environmental impacts of products and processes throughout their life cycles, i.e. from the time that resources are extracted from the earth, through production and use, until end-of-life management. more...
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1966. First Edition. 362 pages. No dust jacket. Blue cloth with gilt lettering. Firm binding. Noticeable foxing, tanning and handling marks with inscription of previous owners name at front endpaper. Contains both B&W plates and illustrations. Curved boards. Noticeable bumping, rubbing and scuffing to spine ends and to corners with noticeable rubbing and wear along edges and over surfaces. Buchnummer des Verkäufers
Titel: Immediate and Replacement Dentures
Verlag: Blackwell Science Ltd
Erscheinungsdatum: 1966
Einband: Hardcover
Zustand: Good
Auflage: First Edition.
Buchbeschreibung Blackwell Science Ltd, 1966. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Good. First Edition. 1966. First Edition. 362 pages. Cream jacket over blue boards. Good copy with firm binding and clean pages throughout. Pen inscription to front pastedown. Mild finger marking to front endpaper. Well bound in neat cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Light lean to spine and bumps to corners. Unclipped and mild tanned jacket, has light rub marking and edge wear. Small tears to edges of spine and corners. book. Artikel-Nr. 1469545670AL
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In what world would Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model Brooklyn Decker be considered too big?
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Dishes Decker, who is on the cover of September's Women's Health:
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The wife of Andy Roddick (Gisele Bundchen, Tom Brady's wife was No. 14 on the WH list) says she keeps in shape by running, spinning and weight training.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
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Let me start saying that im pretty newbie still considering networking. I have studied CCNA and CCNP in my school and am now working on my final work which is to design a basic network model that can be applied into small to medium sized companies.
The network core devices are a Cisco Catalyst 3550 Switch and a Cisco PIX 515E (7.0) The C3550 will handle the traffic inside the network and connection outwards will go trough PIX Firewall.
In the work im going to divide the ports in the switch to 3 different VLANs that will be for the assumed different departments of the company. (production,offices,administration/servers etc more added if needed)
Im making Access-lists for every VLAN and I am wondering should I only use these ACLs to set what kind of traffic goes between the VLANs in the companys inside network and let PIX handle the traffic that enters and leaves the network? Should i have an ACL in the switch already preventing somekind of traffic going forward to the PIX?
I have found it abit hard building access-lists for both inbound and outbound VLAN traffic as i feel i have to open alot of ports to get the most basic traffic flowing without problem in the inside network.(Programs using ports > 1024 in the return traffic getting blocked in the return packets, unless i open alot of those larger port numbers)
Should i just limit what traffic can exit a VLAN and leave the rest of traffic flow inspection for PIX to handle? Will this provide enough security to the network provided the end stations have proper software protection and the switch is secured to prevent adding of unwanted networking devices. Im kind of unsure of the PIX device itself as my studies never crossed path with it so never got to use it before this point.
Any views on how to handle the security in different points of the network would be greatly appriciated.
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'Nightline' Host's Life-altering Assignment, Few of us expect to be confronted with our own mortality during the course of your average workday, but that's exactly what happened to Bill Weir last Friday, January 13th.
In Los Angeles to interview renowned cancer specialist and preventive medicine proponent, Dr. David Agus, Bill underwent a battery of tests to show the Nightline audience theanlytics behind Dr. Agus' approach. What he discovered was beyond anything he expected, and changed the entire course of the story he went to cover.
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The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad said Monday that it would begin offering 85 digital television channels and video on demand in Escazú, Santa Ana, San Pedro de Montes de Oca and Rohrmoser.
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Eventually the area of coverage for the service would be expanded, the company said.
Also included would be seven channels of high definition television.
The service is being called Kölbi TV Digital, after the company's brand name used for cell telephones. Many cell telephones have Internet capacity. The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad said that the basic package would cost $38 a month and $45 for the high-definition option. Customers also would have to have an Internet connection with the firm. For an additional $4, a second television set can be added to the package.
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Okay, so in the commentary for "The Man Behind the Curtain" Damon and Carlton claim that Annie will later on LOST play a HUGE part, and so will the island's volcano.
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Orioles' Miguel Gonzalez swears on live TV after getting a pie to the face
The Orioles' Miguel Gonzalez swore on live television Wednesday night as he was getting a pie to the face from teammate Adam Jones during an on-air interview moments after pitching his first career shutout in a 6-0 win over the Reds.
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'Why don't we eat more food from near where we live?'
This was the simple question that began the Fife Diet – a year long local food experiment which has since morphed into an exploration of what sustainable food looks like, and a hundred more questions. Over an eight year period it has developed from a simple idea framed around 'local eating' to a complex holistic one about sustainable food, environmental justice, globalisation and culture.
We set out to build a sustainable food movement that popularised eating healthy, local produce in Fife. We started from the understanding that there is something fundamentally wrong with the food system but also from the thought that we can, if act collectively, do something about it.
We are delighted beyond our expectations at the support it has received and the impact it has had. We believe the projects success was based on its authenticity – i.e. ordinary people trying to do this for the first time, but also based on a fundamental truth, that is that we as a society will have to actually change our own behaviour, institutions and experiences to meet the challenges of climate change and that no magic bullet, techno-fix or legal sleight of hand will wish-away the reality we are all part of.
The last eight years has made us realise that food has become central to the precarious economy, it has become a form of social control, and, while it remains a means for great change and a source for love, community and solidarity, it has also been captured and turned against us.
The 'restorative practice' of a better food system will only be victorious if we want it enough. But we think it's there right now on the table in front of us.
Real progress won't be made until we end hunger in Scotland and the disgrace that are food banks. It won't be made until we regain control over our retail experience, and confront the profiteers that benefit from products that fuel our children's obesity. It won't be made until we create opportunities for the 'right to grow' and create an expectation of quality healthy food in our public institutions. Some of these arguments are put forward in our Food Manifesto.
There's a whole lot more to be done if we want to be taken seriously as a 'Good Food Nation'. We think that debate is just starting, not ending.
Here's some of what we consider to be our key achievements on that journey:
CELEBRATING OUR OWN FOOD CULTURE It's worth remembering that when we started we were met by a mixture of incredulity and poorly-disguised scepticism. People really didn't think that you could eat food from Fife, and survive at all. It was just unthinkable, unimaginable.
CARBON SAVINGS In 2011-2012 we saved 1019 tonnes of C02e. Then, in a three year period (April 20912- March 2015) we saved a further 6976.37 tonnes of C02e. These are immediate savings, by diverting food waste from landfill thereby avoiding creating methane, for example, or by sequestering carbon and enriching soil with compost, but also by eating locally, growing our own food, eating organic, changing the meat we ate (and eating less of it).
OUTREACH We held or attended over 500 outreach events over the three years, engaging with 15,520 people.
GROWING SPACES We established a community food growing garden, a wildlife and forest garden and a vibrant volunteer and community group who are maintaining them. We hosted 57 events at the garden, including the children's gardening club, large community lunches and volunteer sessions.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT We ran 79 weekly children's gardening clubs (79 clubs over three years) and hosted 7 large-scale community events.
LEADING THE WAY We were part of building a new food movement in Scotland that encompasses the right to food, championing small producers, insisting on sustainability as a measurement of quality in food production and celebrating food sovereignty.
NEW ORCHARDS We planted 7 orchards around Scotland from Galloway to Sutherland with our Silver Bough tour (' a cultural conversation about apples').
SCHOOL LUNCHES PILOT We collaborated with Fife Council and the Soil Association in a pilot project exploring regionally sourced, healthy, sustainable and organic school lunches. See here.
INSPIRATIONAL PRINTED MATERIAL We published a series of inspiring posters, postcards, booklets and other materials including recipe books, calendars, guides on native apple varieties and a booklet on gardening with kids. We also produced a free Ebook for our members of Collected Recipes from the life of the project.
BIRTHING THE ORCHARD COLLECTIVE We curated and hosted the National Orchard gathering and helping the Orchard Collective into existence.
THE BIGGER PICTURE We are proud to have been part of a wider movement and welcomed the collaborative work over the past eight years with such groups as Nourish, the Soil Association, Slow Food, Permaculture Scotland and Transition Towns.
By Mike Small
Over the past eight years we've seen new food businesses rise and fall. It's always good to support a new one especially since access to really good bread has been difficult in south and west Fife after Matthew and the Steamie Bakehouse moved south. So it's great to see the arrival of Woodlea Stables outside Crossgates set up by Jock Sharp and Fiona Fraser. The List writes:
"His slowly fermented breads are lightly yeasted or made from sourdough starters, and include Italian white, ciabatta, malted wheat, baguette and wholemeal loaves, with specials such as caraway and pumpkin seed, or sundried tomato and basil. Organic Shipton Mill or locally milled Carr's flours are used. As well as selling from the smallholding, the Frasers attend local markets, including the Walled Garden at Righead Farm."
This weekend we visited and they reported shifting from 30 loaves a day to 400 over the weekend. No wonder as the bread is amazing and well priced.
We've added them to our Food Map which will remain as a resource on this site. Go visit the map here and go to the Woodlea Stables facebook page here for more info.
[Note – they're only open at the weekends at the moment.]
The Woodlea Stables bread was the absolute hit of our community lunch in Inverkeithing, celebrating Fife Diet. It was the most talked-about product on our three-course menu and everyone remarked on how good it tasted and what an amazing texture it is.
The Seed Truck was a three year project of ours. Here Fergus Walker looks back at the projects work and asks: "How do you sow the seeds of a better food system?"
It's the project that put the culture into horticulture …
I totally agree with your comments on the funding Karin. I hope the seed truck funding grows!
wonderful work your doing; so good to see
I really hope the seed truck can keep going. When there are masters in Gastronomy courses such as the one at queen Margaret which I have applied to do and a steady increase in the knowledge about communities learning to be self sufficient(I am a community development worker and do community gardening with Carr gomm in Craigmillar) why is the funding keep getting cut or why does it only last for a few years? It is totally unsustainable.
We need to change this fundraising culture as well as our food culture and get things done by the people for people.Your seed truck is inspirational and I for one got free seeds and we used them, grew them and made a lot of soup that fed people in Craigmillar, was grown and harvested by them and made a garden look great. Many thanks
Here's the first of our photos from this weekend's lunches, that took place across Fife and beyond – send in your pictures to email@example.com and we can add them to our story of the day!
Join the new Inverkeithing Food Community and check out all their great photos from the day over on their facebook page here.
Follow the progress of the new community garden in Strathmiglo on their facebook page here.
Find out more about Transition University of St Andrews, or the ReHarvest project.
Big thanks to Clem Sandison for all the photos from the Glasgow event
Locavore is a social enterprise that runs an organic local shop, community growing spaces, and market garden on Glasgow's south side. Find out more about them here.
By Mike Small
For the last eight years we've been exploring how to build a sustainable food movement. We've tried to capture some key ideas and lessons learnt about what works.
We're finishing documenting the whole project and next week we'll be publishing our carbon report in full – but here's a short film we made on how to create your own food movement, wherever you are…
Well done Mike et al, Great video. Inspirational project. Made waves and great cakes on the way – and got folk eating and growing all sorts of things from our own places and growing spaces. It was a fantastic journey from then to now – all the best now with your journeys into the future as you and (the growing) we sow seeds for our children's and their children's future.
Sorry to be a discordant voice, but, with our bees and now lots of our insects dying, not to mention us,I was hoping this video would mention food grown without pesticides or herbicides, ie organic. Just one wee mention!
Ever since "local" became the buzzword, Monsanto has been laughing all the way to the bank.
Thanks for the video guys. I have spent half of my life campaigning for different environmental issues and I never thought when I joined the Five Diet years ago that I was joining a Local Food Revolution, but I did. The Fife Diet is a very simple idea, just try to eat local and sustainable food from your region, this will support local farmers and the local economy and will connect you with your local community, and most importantly celebrate local food together. For me having the information to do the right choices about food it has been very powerful and in a way revolutionary. Our lives are in one way or another commodified, and making choices on a daily basis about what food my family eats, where it comes from, and how is produced and consumed has been transformational. I felt I was and we were collectively making a difference for our families, for our community,for the planet. Of course frustration was also part of the picture as the infrastructure and political will to make Local, Sustainable and Ethical Food mainstream is just not there. However, I feel these difficulties have galvanised hundreds of Local Food Initiatives, full of creativity, hard work and enthusiasm. Is Local Food always going to be a thing of a few, a marginal share of the market? I have recently moved from Fife to a town in Eastern Germany. There is nothing like the Fife Diet here, but regional food is definitely mainstream and affordable in this corner of the world. Local agriculture is flourishing, the food system is not perfect but it makes sense. It's a fertile region so most of the food is produced and consumed locally and not sent around the globe. The land is not just in the hands of a few so allotments and little local farms are everywhere, making it much easier for the young generation to become farmers. It's just great to see that its actually possible to have a regional and sustainable food system.
We have enjoyed being members of Fife Diet – thanks for challenging us!
Amazing video. It was really important for me to be reminded 1st that we need to think big. Then that the solution comes from us we just have difficult questions to handle. And also to think about who we are. But to me it goes even beyond who we are as people who grow their own food but who we are as to what we want to accomplish globally and who we are as members as this amazing community locally and in the whole. Thank you for this video and I cant wait to watch the update.
By Fergus Walker
As the days lengthen, the buds are budding and we prepare to enter what is traditionally known as the hungry gap, I am pleased to announce the formation of a new charity, Common Good Food, which is being set up by three of the current Fife Diet team and will be up and running later this summer.
Common Good Food (CGF) will be an organisation with its sleeves rolled up and its feet on the ground. It will be a hands-on advocate of food sovereignty in Scotland and will champion our right to healthy and sustainable food, supporting communities across the country to take control of the food system by running practical programmes: teaching skills, creating resources, and celebrating the culture of good food in Scotland.
The new organisation has its roots in the work of the Seed Truck, the colourful, Scotland-wide outreach project of the Fife Diet. Made up of a team of gardeners, cooks, storytellers, designers, artists and composters, the Seed Truck has traveled all over Scotland in the last three years – from Auchencairn to Aberdeen, the Black Isle to the Isle of Skye – visiting nearly 100 communities, delivering 400 practical workshops on how to grow and produce your own food, and has engaged with over 10,000 people.
The Seed Truck has visited community groups, schools, events and festivals, embarked on two week long tours and hosted a national orchard gathering, as well as helping to set up four new community garden projects. In our travels we experienced that there is a high level of demand for practical support from community groups wishing to participate in food production. Groups are often ambitious, but lack the confidence, training and tailored solutions to allow them to scale up to significant food production and build working local food systems. Therefore we will take a holistic approach, working in four areas:
CULTURE Encourage people to question our current attitudes to food and inspire them about their intimate connection with food, food production and the earth. Supporting wider community engagement through multimedia arts events and activities and beginning to develop a creative, public discourse, through cultural events and interventions, around the meaning of food, its place in our lives, its cultural role and the vision of the food commons.
SKILLS: Develop community capacity, foster resourcefulness and build knowledge and skills in food growing & food production. Development of a wide programme of training for communities ready to move into food production. Drawing on our existing skills and working with an established team of expert facilitators, we will offer in-situ workshops covering the full journey of food growing, from accessing land and designing gardens, to selling the final produce.
TECHNOLOGY: Design and develop appropriate low impact technologies and resources for community food production, exploring sustainable solutions for people and planet. We will collaborate with gardening communities to develop innovative new tools, equipment and resources that will enable low impact food production. We will create a suite of equipment available for hire, as well as pieces commissioned for purchase. Experience has shown that the lack of processing equipment as a real barrier to small scale food production, and new solutions for portable juicers, vegetable washers, grain mills, etc would fill an urgent gap in the market. Plans for such equipment will be made freely available via the Farm Hack network.
FOOD COMMONS: Work collaboratively to promote the localisation of control over our food system and interlink and develop the elements required for more coherent local food systems. People's wellbeing, their sense of community, their health and quality of life are directly connected to their relationship with food. We want to demonstrate that with the right support, communities can become more than just consumers. They can develop the capacity to grow their own food and begin to create and participate in the food commons. We should have access to a shared resource, held in common, that nurtures our innate capacity to feed ourselves, our wider community and to look after the land that sustains us.
We will adopt a commons approach to all aspects of our work, aiming to develop real community capacity and resilience in food production, sharing innovation and best practice, developing peer support networks in Scotland. In collaboration with other national and local projects we will support community food hubs develop innovative ways of bringing community-grown food to market.
Common Good Food will be set up as a SCIO (Scottish Incorporated Charitable Organisation). We submitted our application at the beginning of the year and expect to be registered and set up by mid-April. We have applied for funding and hope to be up and running later in the summer. We will be based at a smallholding in West Lothian, but we will be working across Scotland. The team that is leading the project is Fergus Walker (Seed Truck Co-ordinator), Eva Schonveld (Fife Diet project manager) and Mags Hall (Fife Diet membership and outreach co-ordinator).
The Seed Truck was a joint three year project between Fife Diet and WWF Scotland, and received funding from the People's Postcode Lottery Dream Fund. We are very grateful to People's Postcode Trust for the funding and encouragement in the last year to explore how to set up the Seed Truck as a more permanent organisation – without them we wouldn't have been able to do it.
We will shortly be launching our website and a crowdfunding campaign. Keep a look out for more information coming soon!
How incredibly exciting is this?!…a project bursting with shoots of promise. We at Nourish Scotland look forward to working with you.
Fantastic news – new shoots from old rootsock. Brilliant. Good Luck
Great to start the growing season with this offspring from the Seed Truck and Fife Diet.
Looking forward to work together in the Highlands and Islands!
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Fantastic news and a much need initiative. Will look out for your crowd funding announcement,
The humble apple. It's been central to Greek, Norse and Celtic mythology representing abundance and fertility, but now it's a potent symbol of our broken food system.
From Adam and Eve to Steve Jobs via the Beatles and Snow White – the apple has had a constant public profile – a level of profile now embedded in the local food movement by the creation of The Apple Day (October 21) by Common Ground.
It's been one of the huge successes of the local food movement re-establishing an interest in our apples and orchards. The apple is the ultimate unprocessed fruit – its healthy but with a hint of danger about it. What could be more perfect?
But it's not all rosy. It's not all blossoming. There's a rotten apple in the barrel: the Forbidden Fruit has become the Forgotten Fruit. Key questions remain:
Why do we import apples from New Zealand when we can grow them here?
What happened to our orchards?
Who stole our apple culture?
As Cate Devine of the Herald wrote recently:
"Despite it being the most popular fruit in the country, it is virtually impossible to find a Scottish-grown apple for sale. There are plenty of delicious English-grown traditional varieties available now for a limited time while in season, but the vast majority – about 70 per cent – are imported from France, Italy, Chile, America, New Zealand and South Africa."
It doesn't have to be this way.
In fact the Scottish Orchard Collective are determined that it shouldn't be like this.
Formed at the Dunblane Orchard Gathering in November 2014 the group are planning practical action in 2015. From creating a forum for gathering our collective knowledge around best practice in nurturing orchard growing, to raising funds for scaling-up so we can juice LOTS of apples, we are looking for people to bring energy and ideas to the group.
Our next meeting is at:
Saturday 21st February, 12-4:30pm. Caledonian Brewery: 42 Slateford Road, Edinburgh, EH11 1PH
Do you have a vision for a project that you want to bring to life that will help the orchard revival in Scotland? For the Edinburgh meeting we are looking for up to 6 ideas that will benefit the wider network and will be up and running this year.
Examples of the kind of ideas we are thinking of:
If you have an idea and want to take it forward, please contact Fergus Walker on email@example.com by Thursday 19th February
We've produced this booklet distilling years of working with children at Broomhill (Burntisland) and at the Kaleyard (Kirkcaldy) – and all over the place.
Packed with practical ideas for how to run workshops, fun things to do, recipes and advice – this is the culmination of several years learning by Elly Kinross, our Growing Coordinator about what kids love doing in the garden.
If you run a community project, a youth group or a school in Fife – get in touch and we can send you a bundle.
Includes: edible flowers, homemade butter, berry pancakes, quick jam, how to create a mini wormery – and tips for creating a Smell Trail! What's that?!
Contact Elly at firstname.lastname@example.com
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