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Your Money or Your Life
Vicki Robin is wellknown as the coauthor with Joe Dominguez of the international bestseller, Your Money or Your Life: Transforming Your Relationship With Money and Achieving Financial Independence (Viking Penguin, 1992), available now in ten languages, now updated for the 21st century (Viking Penguin 2009). She currently teaches the Your Money or Your Life approach to money
Vicki Robin
Robin Denburg w Windermere Real Estate Co.
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Realtor (and Green certified) specializing in Seattle properties.
Robin is a patient and knowledgeable Realtor specializing in residential and commercial properties. Passionate about helping folks buy or sell homes in Seattle, Robin is also deeply committed to sustainability. He volunteers with environmental organizations, donates part of every commission to local non-profits, and promotes green remodeling and/or building methods.
Robin's Frozen Fantasy
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Healthy hemp ice cream; allergy-friendly/vegan/raw, nut/soy free.
Urban Tilth
Doria is 3rd generation Richmond resident, California and the Executive Director of Urban Tilth, a community based organization rooted in Richmond dedicated to cultivating a more sustainable, healthy, and just food system.
Doria has also worked on organic farms in Western Massachusetts where she attended Hampshire, at Veritable Vegetable a women owned organic produce distribution company, Real Food Company and Mixed Nuts Food Co-op. She is passionate about exploring how physical, social and economic health is dependent upon ecological health; how the restoration of one depends on the restorat ...
Yvette Mari
Yvette Mari Robles graduated in 2004 from San Francisco State University with a B.A. in Psychology, emphasis in CrossCultural Psychology, and a minor in Speech Communications. She currently serves as the Director of BMAGIC, a non profit social, educational and juvenile justice collaborative comprised of 45 community based organizations in Bayview Hunters Point. Yvette is an abolitionist, womanist, grassroots fundraiser, community builder and social researcher. She assists in providing alternatives to incarceration through collaborative programming, advocating for public policy and restorative ...
Rockin Raw Events, Make Mine Raw, HoneyChild Chocolates...
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Chicago Raw Food Lifestyle Community Booth
The Chicago Raw Food Lifestyle Community Booth #7010 by the bookstore, local information from Rockin Raw Events, Make Mine Raw, HoneyChild Chocolates, and Your Raw Journeywww.rawfood.meetup.com/222www.makemineraw.comwww.rawfoodchicago.comwww.honeychildchocolates.comwww.yourrawjourney.com
RocknSocks Featured
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Earth Friendly Foot Fashion Accessories For Extremities US Made
Because Life is too short to wear white socks! RocknSocks are knit in the U.S.A. using a regenerated cotton blend that conserves land, energy, and water, by using recycled materials. Colorful stripes and unique patterns adorn our over the knee, knee high, crew and ankle styles in two sizes. RocknSocks are a great gift item for women or men.
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RocknSocks creates original and unique socks made in the U.S.A. with regenerated cotton yarns. Regen ...
RocknSocks New!
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Earth Friendly Foot Fashion Accessories For Extremities US Made
Rocky Mountain Animal Defense
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To end human imposed suffering of animals.
Rocky Mountain Animal Defense (RMAD) works to help eliminate the human-imposed suffering of animals in the Rocky Mountain region. RMAD furthers its mission through public education, investigation and research, the legislative process, direct action, and appeals to reason and compassion.
Rocky Mountain Institute
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RMI promotes resource efficiency and restorative design.
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is an independent, entrepreneurial, nonprofit organization. We foster the efficient and restorative use of resources to make the world secure, just, prosperous, and life-sustaining. Our staff shows businesses, communities, individuals, and governments how to create more wealth and employment, protect and enhance natural and human capital, increase profit and competitive advantage, and enjoy many other benefits largely by doing what they do far more efficiently. Our ...
Rocky Mountain Sustainable Living Association
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Educating people and communities to make healthy sustainable c...
The Rocky Mountain Sustainable Living Association is a solution-driven, non-profit organization with the ability to move people toward powerful and profound choices in an effort to stave off complacency about environmental and social issues affecting our world. Our educational programs deliver valuable, long-term benefits addressing a wide range of community interests, combining a local sense of place with global respect for sustainability. We teach people how to live more in balance with nature ...
artist-entrepreneur Founder, Presente Artistic Director & Co-Founder, Tumi's Design Co-Founder, EastSide Arts Alliance (ESAA)
Reproduce & Revolt, coedited by Favianna Rodriguez & Josh Macphee
Rise Up! Perpetual Calendar International Women's Day - 100th Anniversary poster
Favianna Rodriguez is an artist-entrepreneur who has helped foster resurgence in political arts, both locally and internationally. Named by UTNE Magazine as a "leading visionary artist and changemaker," Rodriguez is renown for her cultural media projects dealing with social issues such as war, immigration and globalization, as well as for her leadership in establishing innovative institutions that promote and engage new audiences in the arts. In 2001, Rodriguez co-founded the EastSide Arts Cultural Center in Oakland, California. In 2003, she helped established the Taller Tupac Amaru print ...
Latino Union of Chicago
Eric Rodriguez, Executive Director of Latino Union of Chicago, is the son of undocumented Mexican migrants and began volunteering with the Latino Union in 2003. Since his early days with the organization, he has been organizing day laborers at street corners, facilitating worker leadership development, and building alliances through out the city alongside workers to garner the public support needed to open the Albany Park Workers' Center in 2004. While serving as the Center coordinator, he facilitated the establishment of systems operation and Day Laborer Program education and leadership dev ...
Rodriguez Heyman
Darian Rodriguez Heyman has a history of building businesses and creating community. After five years of service, Darian recently stepped down as executive director of Craigslist Foundation, an organization dedicated to educating, empowering, and connecting emerging nonprofit leaders. While there, he helped launch Nonprofit Boot Camp, a oneday conference that quickly grew into the largest nonprofit gathering in San Francisco Bay Area history, and he also helped launch the Environmental Nonprofit Network and the Next Generation Leadership Forum. Darian also served as a commissioner for the e ...
OUT for Sustainability
Gerod Rody is the Executive Director of OUT for Sustainability (O4S) and the Communications Coordinator for the Bainbridge Graduate Institute (BGI). O4S is a Seattle based nonprofit mobilizing the LGBTQ community to advance social and environmental sustainability. BGI is a sustainable business graduate school in the Seattle area. Gerod is also a graduate of BGI, earning his MBA in Sustainable Business in 2009. Gerod has worked in marketing and community engagement related roles including gProjects, Meyer Wells and Jackson Nyberg. He also developed Comfort Food, the first organic restaurant in ...
Gerod Rody
Green Living Project
Tanya Rogers is part of Green Living Project's Mobile Tour team, serving as an educator and ambassador for sustainability education. Tanya completed her B.S. in wildlife science in 2006 and her M.S. in conservation biology in 2009 from the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Tanya worked with the Nature Conservation Foundation in India for her master's research, focused on the impacts of fuel wood consumption on tiger habitat. Tanya's most recent passions revolve around food choices, and local and organic farming. She grew her first garden in 2009 ...
Eyes open or closed, always traveling. Rogerson is graduating this June from the University of Washington with a degree in environmental studies. Rogerson is now qualified to save the world. Indeed, just how to do so on an individual and communal level has been examined as part of his senior project on yurts and carbon footprints. Friday, June 11th at the Om Culture Center marks the culmination of Rogerson's efforts in this area. A full screening of Yurtprints: Taking Big Steps toward a Smaller Footprint, as well as an actual yurt raising, presentations by yurt experts and a potluck will be o ...
Tye Rogerson
Co-coordinator, San Francisco Urban Agricultural Alliance (SFUAA)
Antonio Roman-Alcalá, having been irrationally dedicated to urban sustainability since he decided that there wasn't enough "land" for all the dropouts to go "back to," spends his time realizing his personal vision of sustainable hedonism. This includes teaching organic food-growing techniques to urban dwellers; organizing communities into more cohesive and politically active wholes; and bridging art and music with everyday life and participatory politics. Antonio plays guitar in the band People People, is editor of the San Francisco Art and Politics magazine, director of the In Sear ...
U. Roberto (Robin)
U. Roberto (Robin) Romano is an Award-Winning Producer, Director, Director of Photography, and Still Photographer. He is one of the most respected investigative filmmakers in the world whose credits include: The Harvest, The Dark Side of Chocolate, Children of the Fields, and Stolen Childhoods. He is the director of Romano Film and Photography and a graduate of Amherst College.
Romero Theater Troupe
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Founded by James Walsh, the Romero Theater Troupe has been performing plays about social justice issues for the past four years. It is a nonprofit organization whose members believe in giving away profits to worthy social and charitable organizations. The group's motto, Social Justice Through Organic Theater captures its focus on issues of human rights. Organic theater is a raw process involving a collective effort to develop scenes and shape productions. Romero Theater Troupe does not have a director; instead, members rely upon a communal vision and faith and love in each other. Actors are f ...
James Walsh
FAIR- The Fair Trade Spirits
Danny Ronen has a great nose. He has been using it to sniff out the new and exciting in the world of international wine, spirits, food and travel. He is continuously thankful of the people and experiences that have lead him down this delightful and irreverent path. In 2001, Ronen formed DC Spirits, a food, wine and spirits educational organization with a focus on sustainability. In 2009, the Fair Trade Spirits Company in France found Ronen and they quickly realized their shared passions were aligned. Ronen is currently the Brandmaster for FAIR, the first line of Fair Trade spirits in the world ...
Matt Roney is a staff researcher at the Earth Policy Institute (EPI) in Washington, DC. In 2006 he graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a B.A. in environmental conservation. Matt has been with EPI since 2007, working with founder and president Lester R. Brown and the research team on many publications. He has also written articles on wind and solar energy trends, as well as world bicycle production and promotion. Currently, Matt is pursuing a master's degree in environmental sciences and policy from Johns Hopkins University, with a focus on Chesapeake Bay conservation and manag ...
Sacred Poems and Prayers in Praise of Life, edited by Mary-Ford Grabowsky (Doubleday)The Same River Twice: Honoring the Difficult by Alice Walker (Scribner)My Soul is a Witness: African American Women's Spirituality (Beacon Press)Life Notes: Personal Writings by Black Women (Norton)Double Stitch: Black Women Write About Mothers and Daughters (HarperCollins) Co-Editor, Paris Connections: African American Artists in Paris (QED Press).
Rooks is a writer, educator and producer whose work weaves the worlds of spirituality, feminism, ecology and social justice with a passion for engaged dialogue as way of bridging various divides. For the past three years she has hosted a monthly teleseminar, ConverZations That Matter, featuring such globalthought leaders as Brian Swimme, Mary Evelyn Tucker, Carl Anthony, Riane Eisler, Barbara Holmes and astronaut Edgar Mitchell, as part of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Shift in Action Series.Rooks has actively created opportunities for ongoing intergenerational dialogues and mentoring wit ...
Balance Edutainment
Dave Room co-founded Bay Localize, a for-impact organization that inspires and supports Bay Area residents in building equitable, resilient communities. Dave's most important identifier is Melia's Papa. On stage, Melia's Papa uses storytelling and solo performance theater to awaken and activate mainstream audiences, people of color and youth. Melia's Papa founded the Collective Liberation Tour which hosts ecologically-themed story slams internationally.
Pacha's Pajamas, teaches pre-teens and families about humanity's relationship with the natural world. Pacha's Pajamas is a children's boo ...
Sarah Moss
Echo Park Time Bank
Autumn Rooney is the co-founder and director of the Echo Park Time Bank, formed in 2008. TimeBanking involves an exchange of services without using the cash economy. For every hour spent doing something for someone else, you earn a TimeDollar that can be used for having someone do something for you. Autumn is helping coordinate the Time Bank Neighborhood Resiliency Project, a series of workshops facilitated through the Arroyo Time Bank, NELA Transition and the Echo Park Time Bank. Designed to nurture a more self-reliant community, the classes focus on the skills and practices - such as conflic ...
Root 66 Aquaponic Garden Shop
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A sustainable hydroaquaponic and organic gardening center.
The "Root" is a sustainable garden systems and service provider! We carry supplies for home and commercial organic gardening. We also service and maintain living-growing-green spaces! Including indoor gardens, ponds, aquariums, green-houses, hydroaquaponics and now LIVING-GREEN WALLS! Contracts available for new or existing systems/ spaces. We also carry many unique gift ideas like organic candles and the famous Woolly Pocket! Come see our systems in operation. We are happy to advise you on t ...
Roots & Shoots, the Jane Goodall Institute
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Giant Peace Dove Parade
Founded in 1991 by Dr. Jane Goodall and a group of Tanzanian students, the Roots & Shoots program is about making positive change happenfor people, animals and the environment. With tens of thousands of young people in almost 100 countries, the Roots & Shoots network branches out across the globe, connecting young people who share a common desire to help make the world a better place.
Roots Market
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Maryland's Finest Natural Grocery Store
All Natural,Organic Grocery store providing fresh, organic produce, all-natural body-care products, and groceries.
Roots of Change
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Non-profit network seeking sustainable food for California
Non-profit network seeking sustainable food for California
Roots, Beans and Greens
Roots, Beans and Greens
Roots, Beans and Greens is a Denver based, healthy living workshop, inspired by RBG Fit Club and the HipHop health and food justice curriculum, Going Green Living Bling, created by Ietef Vita and Neambe LeadonVita. This workshop features live juicing and smoothies made from organically grown produce with an aim towards 100% traceable origin/locally grown foods. Roots, Beans and Greens also shines a light on local art with live music performances, break dancing and film screenings. This August 2012 marks the one year anniversary of this free, community event.
Since 1975, Debbie Rosas and Carlos Rosas have been leaders and pioneers in the fitness and wellness industry. They have devoted their personal and professional lives toward the dream of creating a fitness and lifestyle program that would meet the needs of all people. In 1983, at the height of the nopain, nogain fitness mentality, Debbie and Carlos created Nia, a pleasurable way to get fit, maintain health and have more fun while working out. By taking off their shoes and eliminating repetitive jogging and jumping, they catalyzed one of the most dramatic changes to take place in the fitness in ...
Lila rose is a Torontoborn, Californiabased singer/songwriter gone electroacoustic. Her arrangements incorporate an eclectic array of sounds from simple live instrumentation to electronic beats and production, often adding vocal layering and effects to build expansive sonic experiences that borrow elements of hip hop, folk, electronica, pop, world beat, and vocal experimentation. Her releases include: The Very First, the hit single single Strap It To Ya and the new EP Osmos Your Sonica. Lila is currently in the studio working on her first fulllength album Sacred Irreverence.Since 1996, Youth S ...
Zakiya Harris
Network for Business Innovation & Sustainability
Rose is the Co-Executive Director of NBIS, the Network for Business Innovation and Sustainability. Founded over eight years ago, NBIS provides programs and networking opportunities that link professionals and businesses with the tools, coaching and resources they need to advance sustainability and profitability in their companies and organizations. NBIS' Grassroots Leadership program, GreenBag Lunches and monthly Eco-Hours provide opportunities to meet like-minded individuals across industries and to gain inspiration and tools for advancing sustainability. NBIS' Accelerating Sustainability ...
Chicago Vegan Family Network; EarthSave Chicago; Chicago Vegan Mania
Marla Rose is a journalist and freelance writer based in Oak Park, IL. She co-founded the Chicago Vegan Family Network, EarthSave Chicago, and the annual popular cultural festival, Chicago VeganMania. She was recently published in the essay collection This I Believe: On Motherhood and has also recently published her first novel, The Adventures of Vivian Sharpe, Vegan Superhero. With a background in humane education, she believes that cultivating our natural compassion is the most powerful thing we can do to ensure the survival of the planet and thrive as individuals.
David Rose is Founder and CEO of the Unified Field Corporation (UFC), creator of an innovative bank operating Model, and a System for applying for and implementing a cooperative network of Sustainable Community Partnership Banks™ throughout the country. The Unified Field Bank™ is the name of this model and will be the trade name for banks, as they are approved and formed, that will operate within the UFC System over time.
David is not a banker. He is a leader in developing sustainable economic systems and helping people access their own inspired leadership. Prior to starting UFC, David ga ...
Tadasana Festival
Tommy Rosen is a certified Vinyasa Flow and Kundalini Yoga Teacher and a leading authority on addiction and recovery, with 20 years experience helping others to overcome addictions of every kind. He is one of the pioneers in the relatively new field of Yoga and Recovery, which utilizes yoga and meditation to help people to move beyond addiction and build fulfilling lives. Tommy teaches yoga at Naam Yoga LA and Bhakti Yoga Shala and runs workshops and retreats internationally. He also teaches and speaks regularly at yoga conferences and festivals, including the Wanderlust Festivals, Hanuman Fes ...
Rachel Rosenberg is Executive Director of Safer Pest Control Project, a non profit in Chicago dedicated to reducing the health risks and environmental impacts of pesticides and promoting safer alternatives in Illinois. Rachel Rosenberg has over 20 years of nonprofit management. She graduated with a masters degree in nonprofit management from New York University and has a bachelors degree from the University of Michigan. A former owner of an organic lawn care company, Rosenberg enjoys teaching people how to take care of their lawns without the use of pesticides.
Director, Hayes Valley Farm
As a community organizer, volunteer and educator, Jay Rosenberg has been involved with sustainable agriculture projects in rural and urban settings since the early 2000s. In that time, Jay has traveled the world collaborating on farms and food gardens, including: City Farm in Chicago; a 14-acre farm and tropical food forest in Maui; and edible gardens in Miami, London, Sydney and locations throughout California.
Jay is currently the Volunteer Coordinator for the San Francisco Permaculture Guild and is actively building education and research programs focused on gardens, food and community thr ...
Shawn Rosenmoss is a Senior Environmental Specialist with the City's Department of the Environment, where she oversees Grants, Fundraising, and Community Partnerships. In addition to helping to grant $1M annually to Zero Waste and Environmental Justice projects, she coordinates securing funds for many SF Environment projects and programs. She is responsible for developing environmental partnerships with myriad nonenvironmentally focussed entities such as the Greenstacks partnership with SF Public Library, a collaboration that weaves sustainability through programming, collections, branch renov ...
Michael Gosney
David, a third- generation Angelino, began construction of the EVO Farm prototype just days before his first child was born as an act of optimism. Prior to launching into urban farming, David produced a number of socially conscious documentary films mostly for PBS. After years of research and travel he began to understand the critical nature of rethinking what we eat, how we produce it and how we access that food. The pursuit of the urban farming life is a natural progression for him- from producing 'food for thought' to producing thoughtful food. David is Chair of the Aquaponics Associati ...
Founder, City Slicker Farms
Willow Rosenthal is the founder of City Slicker Farms in Oakland, California. Since 2001, City Slicker Farms has been partnering with the West Oakland community to grow and distribute thousands of pounds of its own fresh produce. Willow teaches adults and children about urban gardening and consults with various groups to implement urban farming strategies.
Lisa Joy
Lisa Joy Rosing is the loving vegan mother of three terrific and growing boys. She not only cloth diapers, but teaches cloth diapering in Chicago and has helped 100s of parents learn how and why to cloth diaper their child. Lisa has a background in the arts as well as social work and has cofounded the Chicago Vegan Family Network. She and her huband are members of the Chicago Communitarian Coop. She is currently transitioning her family to all cloth products from the bathroom to the kitchen and beyond. She lives with her family in Evanston, Illinois.
Children's author
Featured on the Today Show, CNN, FOX, NBC, and other major multi-media outlets, Ruby Roth is an author, artist, and former teacher, whose children's books have received international attention for their sensitive yet frank advocacy of a vegan diet and lifestyle. With degrees in both art and American Studies, Roth has researched and spoken publicly on animal agriculture, health, nutrition, and the benefits of a plant-based lifestyle for nearly a decade. Her books are the first of their kind in children's literature and have been praised by parents, leading activists, and celebrities, includin ...
NYSERDA, Energy $mart Communities Coordinator, Green Jobs-Green NY
Elyssa Rothe has been representing the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA's) energy efficiency incentive programs for 5 years. She is the Westchester/Bronx Coordinator for the Energy $mart Communities Program through Courtney Strong Inc., as well as the Westchester/Putnam Outreach Coordinator for the Green Jobs- Green NY program through Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc.
Raw Food for Real People
Rotondi is a Green Entrepreneur and author of Raw Food for Real People. Changing the world one bite at a time has become Rotondi's approach to social activism and environmental entrepreneurism. Everyone has control over what they put in their mouth and these choices make a huge difference for our shared environment our biosphere, as well as our individual environments our bodies! Choosing organic, vegan raw foods is not only supporting our individual bodies with optimally nutritious foods, but supporting the growth of the whole organic and vegan industry basically, our health and the health of ...
Leaf Organics
Rotondi is owner of Leaf Organics, an organic, vegan and raw food restaurant. His food receives rave reviews from celebrities including Woody Harrelson, Andre 3000, Ali Larter, Alicia Silverstone and Phil Jackson. Changing the world one bite at a time has become Rotondi's approach to social activism and environmental entrepreneurism. Choosing organic, vegan and raw foods is not only supporting our individual bodies with optimally nutritious foods, but supporting the growth of the whole organic and vegan industry, which is supporting our individual health and the health of our planet. After yea ...
Founder & CEO, Nutiva
John W. Roulac is the Founder and CEO of Nutiva®, the world's leading brand of organic hemp foods and coconut oil. Nutiva® was awarded one of Inc 500/5000's fastest-growing companies in America in 2009 and 2010. A longtime advocate for holistic living, he is the author of four books on hemp and composting (with a million+ copies sold). He helped jump-start the modern home-composting movement in the early 1990s, successfully sued the U.S. DEA to keep hemp foods legal in 2001, and has founded three nonprofit ecological groups.
Route One Pumpkins
Skin Care Made w/ Organic Pumpkin Oils. Local, Sustainable, Pure
Working with local farmers, I have extracted nutricious oil from organically grown heirloom varietals Cinderella and Sugar Pie pumpkins for use in soaps, scrubs, balms and lotions. I combine the pumpkin oils with other organic and sustainable oils such as Olive oil, Shea Butter, Coconut oil/butter/water, Jojoba, pumpkin powders, and Chamomile and Calendula oils, Essential oils (including Rose, Lavender, Bay, Orange). All products are free of detergents, petrochemicals, phthalates, artificial ...
CEO and Founder - Eco-Bags Products, Inc.
The "Original Reusable Bag Company,™" ECOBAGS® is recognized as a category leader, since 1989.The company is known for their commitment to outstanding quality, social responsible production and innovation; "cleaning up the planet one bag at a time.™"
Sharon has been featured as an environmental pioneer in TIME Magazine, Glamour Magazine, and in the award winning documentary, BagIt. She has been quoted in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Nylon Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, Conscious Choice Magazine, and heard on National Public Radio and Air America. ECOBAGS® prod ...
RoweFinkbeiner is author of The Motherhood Manifesto and The FWord: Feminism in Jeopardy.
Dr. Leon K.
Rowland is the executive director of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerces Urban Enterprise Center.
Brian Rowland Co-Founded A Safe Haven L.L.C. in 1995 and serves as its President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Rowland is an alumnus of Loyola University of Chicago in 1985 and DePaul University in 1990 and the John Marshall School of Law 2007.
Royal Cooking Oils . Com
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Providing Healthy Avocado Oils for Cooking, Gluten-Free & non GMO
RR Donnelley Financial
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Venue - The virtual data room. Redefined.
Venue is a secure online workspace with powerful features and an intuitive design that allow you to easily organize, manage, share and track all of your sensitive information. You control who can access your data room, which documents they can see and how they can interact with those documents.
RSF Social Finance
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RSF is a Non-Profit Financial Services Organization
RSF Social Finance is a non-profit financial services organization dedicated to transforming the way the world works with money. Since 1984, RSF has provided over $200 million in loans and over $90 million in grants to non-profit and for-profit social enterprises in the areas of Food & Agriculture, Education & the Arts, and Ecological Stewardship.
The second largest public transportation system in North America
Visit drivelesslivemore.com, where you'll find valuable information on practical alternatives to driving, as well as tips to help you live more fully. To learn more about how the Regional Transportation Authority is helping to mitigate air pollution and decrease traffic congestion, visit the drive less. live more. booth.
Rubber Revolution
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handmade goods from 100% post-consumer recycled rubber
Mariposa Creamery
Steve Rudicel is owner of the urban micro-dairy Mariposa Creamery and is also an LA County Master Food Preserver, goat herder, cheese maker and owner of The Press Restaurant in Claremont. Steve also hosts the Altadena Urban Farmers Market, and is an Instructor for the Institute of Domestic Technology and Lecturer at Cal Poly Pomona.
Steve Rudicel and his partner Gloria Putnam have been raising goats and making cheese in Altadena since 2009. They are both graduates of the Artisan Cheesemaking course at the Dairy Products Technology Center, California State Polytechnic University at San Luis Ob ...
Backwards Beekeepers
Susan Rudnicki is the Education Team Leader for Backwards Beekeepers. Backwards Beekeepers is a collective of small-scale, organic, treatment-free beekeepers who save wild bees in the Los Angeles area and make new beekeepers through education and helpful guidance. They are "backwards" because they rely on observation and natural practices to keep their bees thriving rather than pesticides, chemicals, or treatments of any kind.
The Backwards Beekeepers BEE RESCUE HOTLINE connects L.A. residents with volunteers who will remove feral bees in carports, trees, roof eaves, fuse boxes, etc.
Susan R ...
Rudolf Steiner College
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Rudolf Steiner College: Waldorf Education, Biodynamics, Bookst...
Rudolf Steiner College is one of America's leading Waldorf teacher education colleges. Located on a beautiful thirteen acre campus in Fair Oaks, California, just outside of Sacramento, the College offers a wide range of full and part-time educational opportunities including Waldorf Teacher Training, Early Childhood Training, Consciousness Studies, Eurythmy Training, evening classes, workshops and cultural events. The campus includes a bookstore, Biodynamic farm CSA, gardens, performance hall and ...
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Campaigns Director, ILRF
Sean Rudolph, Campaigns Director, is responsible for ILRF's public and corporate advocacy campaigns. Sean joined the ILRF in December 2011. He has over ten years of experience coordinating corporate campaigns and advocacy initiatives. Prior to ILRF, Sean worked in the Strategic Campaigns Department at the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Sean holds a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts.
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Produces beverages made with the guayusa super leaf from Ecuador.
Runa is an Amazonian beverage company and social enterprise based in Brooklyn. We sell beverages made from guayusa, a superleaf native to Ecuador that has as much caffeine as coffee and twice the antioxidants of green tea. This combination provides you with the clean energy you need to do the things you love.
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Handloom Culture by rupalee- Fair trade with Style
rupalee celebrates ten years of their successful outreach program, which empowers Indian craftswomen to support themselves. rupalee enables each artisan to create ornaments, jewelry and more in their own homes, providing their families with daily necessities, medical care and education. New this year- Handloom Culture by rupalee. fashion designed to make you look fabulous at all time, glamorous at other times always feminine, graceful yet practical. Handloom Culture by rupalee is designed for wo ...
Rusby has been involved with sustainability activism for over eight years in both his work and community. Rusby was one of the Founders of Sustainable Green Lake and currently works as the Sustainability Coordinator at North Seattle Community College.
Promoting Environmental Education: How to Strengthen EE in Your State and Community (1994) The Leadership Clinic Manual: Tools for Transforming Conference Design (2000)
Ruskey guided EEAW's leading initiative E3 Washington, a living plan, action tools and growing network to create a system of education for sustainable communities. Ruskey cofounded and served as the CoDirector of the National EE Advancement Project (NEEAP)from 19912004. NEEAP mission was to focus research and customdesigned programs for the development of environmentally literacy. Ruskeyserved as the K12 Coordinator for Earth Day 1990 where she coordinated K12 events across the U.S.and a set of curricula that were distributed to every school and district in the U.S. and 120 countries worldwi ...
Jenny Hines
The Society for the Preservation of Poultry Antiquities was established in 1967to protect and preserve, for historic, educational, recreational, and agricultural purposes pure breddomestic poultry including chickens, waterfowl, turkeys, and guinea fowl in the public interest. Craig Russell, the foremost living authority on poultry in North America, has been the president since 1996.Mr. Russell has a BA in biology and history from Lycoming College. He spent 12 years as a lecturer and zoo worker at Clyde Peeling's Reptileland. He has been a line construction worker, a truck farmer, and spent 19 ...
Ron Russell is co-owner/chef of the famous raw restaurant SunCafe Organic in Studio City/Hollywood and vegan restaurant Plum Cafe & Bakery in Sacramento. Ron teaches a weekly raw food cooking class featuring his own unique world fusion cuisine which has been featured on ABC News and the New York Times.
His SunCafe has won many culinary awards, including:
Top 10 restaurant for Lunch in Los Angeles - OpenTable.com
Best Raw Restaurant Los Angeles & #3 Raw Restaurant in the World - 2010 BestOfRaw.com
Foursquare - #1 Rated Restaurant (on any kind) in Studio City - SunCafe Organic - March 2013 ...
Phone: 206-684-3976
Rutan initiated the Washington Green Schools project in 2005 and is the Steering Team lead. She has worked in local government for almost 19 years and currently is the Community Recycling program manager for the City of Seattle. Rutan's passions include her family and friends, music and the written word. She and her husband live in Seattle where they especially delight in their summer PPatch, parenting two young adults and traveling together (most recently to South Africa). I am committed to encouraging young people to effectively realize their capacity to create a world and future that is hea ...
Marcia Rutan
Ruth's Hemp Foods
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Hemp and other superfoods - delicious, nutritious, clean.
Ruth's Hemp Foods brings you a wide range of amazing superfood products: bars, cereals, protein, oil and more. A values-driven company, our foods are always GMO-free with no refined sugar, no hydrogenated or transfats and no synthetic vitamins. Our basic policy is: No Garbage.Clean, delicious, values-driven and good value, too!
Ryan is a cofounder and adviser to The DC Project and focuses on sharing and implementing best practices around coordinating projects that are creating green pathways out of poverty.
Ryzy is the Director of National Sales and NTR at WCPT AM/FM, Chicago's Progressive Talk Radio and the Executive Secretary of Local First Chicago. Ryzy has been in Media management and sales for over 20 years and has been a Marketing Consultant to local businesses for over 10 years. Ryzy conducts workshops on Branding and Marketing and speaks frequently at community and Chamber events. Ryzy is passionate about supporting a local, living economy and promotes not only shopping locally, but


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In Anjou-Saumur-Touraine, 16 winegrower's cooperatives make and/or market the produce of roughly 2,000 winegrowers. Being part of a cooperative enables winegrowers to share their costs and income within a collective structure. The winegrowers (who must comply with precise specifications) bring their produce to the cooperative and technicians and oenologists then take care of the pressing, winemaking and maturing processes. A sales and marketing team then has the job of promoting and distributing the wines. Why not go along and try their different blends directly in their wine tasting vaults?
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Conwy Borough FC have now revealed the new club badge which was chosen by supporters on the clubs recent website poll.
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great badge, glad the club listened regarding the badge being in bilingual.
also like that the badge doesnt change much from the old, seems more like evoloution and not revoloution.
looking forward to pre season now and a successful league campaign.
I agree with Chris a good simple badge, uncluttered by too much wording but
reflecting the town and club's heritage. For we oldies could we have a new club tie
as well as badges etc.
Hello John,
we are currently looking at a range of club merchandise including a club tie...hopefully will decide on design very soon.
Loving the new badge. People might moan because there is no "F.C." or "C.P.D." but going forward I guess the idea is that the club will be more than just a " football club". Simple design that really stands out. Would love to see it on a 20ft flag!!


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LeAnn Rimes and Lonestar have new albums hitting stores today. Rimes' Spitfire is her follow up to 2011 covers disc Lady & Gentlemen, but her first full collection of new studio material since 2007's Family.
LeAnn will be making a number of TV appearances over the next two weeks to promote the project. She's starting her media blitz with a release day performance on NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." She'll be a guest on E!'s "Chelsea Lately" on Wednesday, and next Monday pay a visit to ABC's "Good Morning America." Rimes will be featured on ABC's "The View" on June 11th, and appear on "The Wendy Williams Show" on June 12th.
Lonestar's Life As We Know It is the country group's first studio effort in three years, following their 2010 CD Party Heard Around the World. It's also the band's first full disc since founding frontman Richie McDonald returned to the fold. The group will concentrate their promotional efforts in Nashville, since thousands of country music fans will be in town for this week's CMA Music Festival.
Lonestar has several performances and CD signing sessions scheduled throughout the week. They'll also host their annual Lonestar Nation Fan Club Party at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley on Wednesday afternoon.


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And....now he has saved over a half million dollars. Why the bleeding hearts people? He is doing exactly what he said, cutting the budget and saving all of us money. He has always been successful and will continue to be...
Help me out here bert on understanding the savings you mention? The folks in the positions eliminated were reassigned, and if their pay goes down, it won't be much. He also created one or more new positions. Just how do you do the math to get that half dollars million in savings?
On another note, I'd really like to see some actual savings from MCSO. Considering the extensive police presence I see in Hobe Sound, is it possible MCSO is over staffed? During good tax revenue times, empire building in local governments was common. The collapse of the real estate market, and the subsequent decline in ad valorum revenues resulted in some downsizing. But I think the Law Enforcement Industry mostly got a pass because they play the fear card so well. And as I make the short drive to Publix, I usually see 2-3 marked deputy cars (Not all at once and not counting the one at the Tax Office) and wonder if this is necessary, and also knowing they're not here to protect or serve me.
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text: Author Martin Rejtman directed this low-key dramatic comedy about a woman suffering from an identity crisis. Silvia (Rosario Blefari) works in a cafe and is less then thrilled with her life, which seems to be going nowhere. On her 27th birthday, she decides some changes are in order, but the most she seems able to decide upon is buying a canary as a pet. Silvia decides to take a trip to Italy; once she's there, she meets a man who politely informs here she isn't the only woman named Silvia Prieto listed in the phone book, which starts her wondering about the others. Silvia Preito received its American premiere at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival; it was also screened at festivals in Berlin, Miami, Puerto Rico and San Francisco. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi


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The beauty of Samsung's Nexus S -- unveiled in December -- is more than skin deep. From its shiny black (or white) plastic case to its curved-glass screen, the Nexus S is simply a great looking phone. Underneath is Samsung's 1GHz Hummingbird processor running Android 2.3, the latest version of Google's mobile operating system that finally gets most things right.
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A result of joint development between Google and Samsung, the Nexus S is the first phone to be available with Android 2.3, the so-called Gingerbread release, and is unadorned with overlays of any kind; it's pure Android. Sweet indeed, Gingerbread presents a dramatically improved experience from prior Android versions, and fixes many of the flaws that we've been grousing about. And Samsung's four-inch (800 x 480) active matrix organic LED (AMOLED) screen is one more thing that the iPhone doesn't have. The Nexus One, Samsung's prior Nexus model, was made by HTC.
Upon firing up this little beauty, the first thing we noticed here in the CRN Test Center was a feature called live wallpaper. This presents animated patterns in the background, such as colored lines shooting up and down and all around, cloud bursts, waves of grass or Google Maps. Soon after we learned that live wallpaper drains more battery power than dead wallpaper, we killed it.
The next major enhancements we noticed were to Android's soft keyboard. This vastly improved widget now presents larger keys, all but eliminating the erroneous key presses that would send us to the hardware keyboard on other models. It's also multi-touch capable, meaning that while one finger holds the shift key, another can enter as many capital letters as are needed. Spelling suggestions still appear as characters are input.
Testers noticed a huge performance increase in Android 2.3. Applications launch more quickly, icons and settings commands execute immediately and searches appear almost instantaneously. When we deemed Gingerbread one of the 10 Coolest Open Source Apps of 2010, we noted that performance advances were largely a result of better garbage collection and optimized event handling.
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The emerging JCA standard provides a mechanism to store and retrieve enterprise data in J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition). The latest versions of many application servers, including BEA's WebLogic and IBM's WebSphere, support JCA adapters for enterprise connectivity. Using JCA to access an EIS is akin to using JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) to access a database.
Before JCA, each EAI vendor created a proprietary resource adapter interface for its own EAI product, requiring a resource adapter to be developed for each EAI vendor and EIS combination (for instance you'd need a SAP resource adapter for Vitria and a SAP resource adapter for Tibco). To solve that problem, as one of its main thrusts, JCA attempts to standardize the resource adapter interfaces.
In this article, I first deliver a high-level introduction into the JCA. Then I discuss how JCA fits into an integration strategy. After that I compare JCA to EAI vendors' products. Finally, I discuss the limitations of the current JCA platform, followed by what the future may hold.
With that background in mind, let's consider how the current version of the JCA specification -- as well as J2EE in general -- measure up to some of the features found in EAI vendors' products.
Many EAI vendors, Vitria and Tibco for example, have either announced JCA support, or are in the process of releasing products that incorporate JCA-based adapters. Because the JCA 1.0 specification was finalized in July 2001, don't expect JCA in its initial release to match feature for feature to an EAI vendor's product, nor is that the aim. (Many features of the J2EE platform also compare to features in many EAI products.)
In light of this, and before we can discuss how JCA fits into the EAI picture, it's important to first understand some basic EAI features:
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Most EAI vendors include proprietary adapters built to work with their products. Most proprietary adapters allow for synchronous and asynchronous communication to an EIS. JCA adapters closely resemble those adapters, except JCA adapters include only a synchronous communication channel. Resource adapters represent the EAI feature JCA most directly matches, although most EAI vendors' adapters offer a larger feature set (for instance asynchronous capability) than JCA adapters.


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Friday, September 7, 2012
The Next Big Thing
Thanks to Jaye Robin Brown for tagging me in this fun post.
It gives me the chance to talk about the manuscript I'm querying and pass the microphone to some fellow writers to do the same. I'm tagging Neely Simpson , Chris Ledbetter , Donna Earnhardt , and Cheryl Angst in hopes that they'll answer these questions on their blogs too. No pressure.
1. What is the working title of your book? INK
2. Where did the idea come from the book? I was walking
around Southpoint Mall in Durham, NC. They have amazing statues of happy
children playing. My YA mind started churning about missing children instead. Warped,
3. What genre is your book? It's a Young Adult mystery.
4. Which actors would you choose to play the characters in a
movie? I have no idea, but if we could work in a cameo for Matt Damon, I wouldn't
complain. ;)
5. What is a one sentence synopsis of your book? Fresh out
of juvie and living on the streets, Mazie is searching for the kidnapped
daughter of the firefighter that died in the flames Mazie started.
6. Will your book be self-published or repped by an agency? I'm
seeking representation for it and hope to see it traditionally published.
7. How long did it take you to finish your first draft? I
think the first draft took about 6 months. I worked my tail off. I have spent many
more months revising though.
8. What other books would you compare yours to in this
genre? I think INK would appeal to fans of fast-paced contemporary YA, such as
Lisa McMann's WAKE trilogy. As for movies? It has a bit of a Shawshank
Redemption feel to it—especially at the beginning.
9. Who or what inspired you to write this book? The story
just came to me. I did name an awesome character in honor of my favorite high
school teacher who passed away last year. I think she'd be pleased with her
namesake and hopefully with my story.
10. What else about your book might pique a reader's
interest? Much of the story takes place in and around a tattoo shop. I hung out
in one to do field research. Tattoos fascinate me.
Laura Renegar,
young adult
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For now, I'm sticking to temporary tattoos. I can be a bit indecisive, so chosing to have something permanently inked on my body would be a bit of a challenge. And then there's my fear of needles. What would I choose? Something literary. Perhaps a quote from a favorite book or an illustration from The Little Prince or a Shel Silverstein poem.
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"There's such a lot of different Annes in me. I sometimes think that is why I'm such a troublesome person. If I was just the one Anne it would be ever so much more comfortable, but then it wouldn't be half so interesting." – LM Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables remains a testament to the powers of hope, friendship and imagination.
Anne stands 13" in height with 13 moveable joints. She has a hand painted face, mohair wig and is dressed in natural fiber fabrics. She comes with a straw hat, wooden schoolbooks and a carpetbag. She comes with a wooden music box that plays the song "Anne of Green Gables" from the musical production.
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Give me a break! I would rather watch Lawrence Welk. Who cares about the royals? We fought a war to get away from them.
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In the last 25 years local tourism has grown substantially and the number of pousadas runs into hundreds, located both inside and outside the historical centre. Many of the original colonial buildings have been refurbished and now house craft shops, restaurants and bars, with live music in the evenings.
Closest Airport: Rio de Janeiro/São Paulo
Where to stay:
Hotel Spa Casinha Branca,Bananal - "white house on a mountain with spectacular views over Paraty"
Pousada Bromélias Bem-Estar - "rustic chic luxury, peace and tranquility in the atlantic rain forest "
Pousada Morro do Forte - "excellent value, warm welcome, and views to die for"
Pousada Vivenda - "rustic-chic style, with tropical design"
What to see:
- Historical centre
- Local handicrafts
- Beaches of Prainha and Sao Goncalo
- Jabaquara beach
- Literary festival and festival de pinga (cachaça)
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- Walking tour of historical center of Paraty
- Schooner trip around the islands
- Side trips to Trindade and Paraty Mirim
- Horseback riding
- Jeep tour to waterfalls & caminho de ouro
- Walking tour of historical center of Paraty
- Schooner trip around the islands
- Side trips to Trindade and Paraty Mirim
- Horseback riding
- Jeep tour to waterfalls & caminho de ouro
When to go:
Nicest months with least rain and coolest temperatures are April through October
The rest of the year (including, unfortunately, Christmas New Year and Carnival) tends to be hotter and more humid, but in reality you can never tell from one day to the next . It never gets cold . Just take a book in case it rains.
In Paraty there are lots of festivals, the most famous of which is the Literary festival in July. Excellent time to go if that's your thing but you'll need to book any pousadas a very long time in advance.
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Blame China, not Obama or US, for the plight of activist Chen Guangcheng
Beijing, not US mishandling, is responsible for activist Chen's predicament. The US often needs to balance its concern for human rights in favor of Beijing's cooperation on pressing global issues. This is not one of those times. Obama must stand up to China to defend Chen's rights.
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The dramatic events in Beijing surrounding the brave Chinese activist, Chen Guangcheng, are confounding and hard to fathom at such a great distance and without all the facts. That has not stopped critics who should know better from rushing to blame the Obama administration for having mishandled negotiations with the Chinese authorities over his fate.
Skip to next paragraphIt is irresponsible to second-guess Washington when we don't know the full story. Instead, the true culprit in this fascinating and increasingly tragic drama is the usual suspect – China's authoritarian government. China has hounded and mistreated Mr. Chen and his family for years. Beijing is now trying to intimidate him when he is beyond the protection of the American embassy.
None of this is surprising given China's lamentable human rights record and its shameful status as the one of world's greatest human rights abusers. It was also standard Chinese practice to demand a US apology for harboring Chen, an apology that will surely not be forthcoming.
The State Department did many things right during this tumultuous past week. It was right to permit Chen to stay within the walls of the American embassy for six days. It was right to keep negotiations with China private and beyond the glare of the press as that maximized the chance of an agreement to protect Chen. And, I have no doubt that Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton and US Ambassador to China Gary Locke, both long-time champions of human rights, did everything in their power to protect him.
Now that Chen has made a series of increasingly anxious statements from his hospital bed, some quite critical of his American protectors, the United States would be well advised to bring his fate back to the center of the talks in Beijing this week.
Secretary Clinton has every right to remind the Chinese government about the commitments it made to permit Chen to rejoin his family and live a life free of intimidation and for continued American government access to him. Given the confusion surrounding Chen's decision to leave the embassy, this will also make it clear where the US stands – on Chen's side against China's cynical leaders.


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Has any president in the history of America ever cut taxes in a time of war? Only Bush. He and his economic advisers know that war doesn't come cheap. And yet they did it anyway, and left the rest of us holding the bag. Nice of you to forget that as you advocate to cut programs that help the rest of us.
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Well, not directly connected. When the Fed pushes easy, cheap, plentiful home mortgages, encourages exotic loans, and the 'exportation' of loan-debt to foreign investors, an environment of insane home-buying frenzy occurs. THIS results in home-values, and even undeveloped property-values, jumping as much or more than 200% in some markets. THEN tax-assesors in those regions mark up the value of your property, and even increase the percentage that they want.
My property taxs have gone up over 300%. Your tax cut evalution is far from correct. I personnly know the spending cuts I've had to make. This is a major problem with our current economy. We need to lower TAXS!!!! and down size Government.


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So you're lazing around Saturday morning, fighting your inevitable pancake coma…now what? You have kids! And they have energy! So take them to Saturday Live! at St. Paul Central Library. Every Saturday morning there's some sort of literacy-based, kid-pleasin' entertainment … Continue reading
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Moms and Babies in Motion: A subject that's all too familiar (or is it?)
You probably already know that play and movement are important for your sweet pea. But just how important? You'll find out at Moms and Babies in Motion next Friday. At this workshop, you'll enjoy bonding time with your baby, food, gift bags (!) … Continue reading
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Great Pumpkin at Public Functionary: Carve out some time to go.
Know what's even cooler than a glowing jack-o-lantern on Halloween? Multiple glowing jack-o-lanterns. And that's exactly what you'll get at Great Pumpkin, the interactive Halloween art installation at Public Functionary. Claiming to be "the most amazing artist carved jack-o-lantern installation … Continue reading
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Halloween at the Art Park: A spooktacular way to see sculptures.
With this Saturday's Halloween at the Art Park, everybody wins: The sophisticated grownups get to explore the sculpture garden during Caponi Art Park's last open weekend of the season. The little ones get candy—plus a whole lot of fun. What … Continue reading
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Family Programs at Maplewood Nature Center: Lots of fresh-air fun.
Sometimes you just need a little escape from the city scene. And Maplewood Nature Center is just the place for a nature recharge. This little gem features a cute Visitor Center filled with nature books and interactive displays little ones will … Continue reading
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Saturdays with a Scientist at the Bell Museum: Science-y fun for the whole family.
Hey everybody, there's a brand new program at the Bell Museum and it sounds pretty cool: Saturday with a Scientist. One Saturday a month, your whole family can increase its science IQ and have fun doing it. The activities are … Continue reading
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Family Theater at Bryant-Lake Bowl: Take your seats for on-stage treats.
The Children's Theatre Company isn't the only one in town dishing up theatrical family fun. Bryant Lake Bowl has some promising options this month too. Older kiddos (and their parents) will like the local humor, social satire and Halloween-y fun … Continue reading
The Washburn Games: Giving kids a chance—to give back.
If it weren't for the fact that my little dude will already being playing soccer while this is happening, he'd no doubt be all over The Washburn Games. The Washburn Games gives kids ages 4-12 the chance to try a … Continue reading
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Go for Broke/Hit and Run
Original Release Date: September 4, 2006
Track Listing
1. Darkness, Darkness
2. I'll Be Gone
3. Brown Eyed Girl
4. Rhythm of the West
5. Groovin'
6. Lonely Hunter
7. Steamboat
8. A Fool Like You
9. Just One Look
10. When the Morning Comes
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12. One Day Without You
13. Times
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15. Tigers Will Survive
16. Just One Look
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19. Hit and Run
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Charlie Harwood: Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
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Norbert Putnam: Bass, Producer
Harry Robinson: Guitar (Electric)
Charles Rose: Horn
Glen Spreen: Keyboards, Producer, String Arrangements
Joel Tepp: Guitar (Electric), Harp
Andrew Thompson: Remastering
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So in thinking about future projects today, I felt that this post is in order ... it basically answers the question: Why surfing?
Sure, surfing is a love of mine. But travel, beyond the basic "the food was good", is the game. If I were to do a cool project on Baja (where all these videos and pictures came from) I would be sure to include everything from the drug war, to the porno-loving fishermen, to the epic surf that bombards the Baja coast.
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In consequence of the missive, Cushing and?, penned by John F on September 25, 1997 at 11:11:33
Hi John- emailed about the magazine- now I have a question- if Cushing is Darcy- do you have a picture of Christopher Lee circa 1952 for us to view as a hypothetical Wickam? Love to see what Lee looked like at that time in his career- any casting ideas for this version of P&P for Lizzy or Jane or any of the rest of the family? Liz


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Braised Ancho Chili Beef Short Ribs
by Dawn T in Rouxbe RecipesThis is an extremely flavorful braised short rib dish with a definite spicy 'kick'.
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This is an extremely flavorful braised short rib dish with a definite spicy 'kick'.
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I'm giving it one more try to find the Anchos. We have several chain grocery stores here in Calgary. They do carry chilis in cellophane pkgs but so far no Anchos. I always ask before I leave as well just in case but I'm getting the same answer. I'm pretty sure I saw the Pastillo chilis though - maybe they would work okay but if they aren't the same then I might not risk it just yet. We also have specialty food stores here and I've called several and no luck. One store that sometimes has them told me where try but even then no luck. If I don't find them today then I will make the peppercorn ribs which also look good. And while I'm on the topic of foods I can't find I had the same rotten luck finding Morel mushrooms. Found a lot of other ones but not morels! Thanks, everyone for your comments and wish me luck on my last attempt to get some (Anchos or Morels)!
I'm considering doing this with a large 4lb chuck roast. Wondering whether the halfway up the pot roast rule applies or the 2/3rds up the meat braising rule would apply. Any reason not to substitute a pot roast for the short ribs? Any tips on adding flavor to the browning portion? When doing a pot roast, I usually create a paste of garlic, salt, and rosemary and insert it into the roast before browning. Any suggestions on what I could do similarly to compliment the flavors of the Ancho Chiles?
I have not tried this myself but I am sure it would be good. As for adding more flavor, out of curiosity, have you tried this recipe before, as it already has quite a bit of flavor? And, as for the level of liquid I would go for the halfway up, as shown in the "How to Pot Roast lesson", which I am assuming of course you have watched :-). Good luck and let us know how it goes for you. Cheers!
dawn: I certainly have made it before and u r right....enough flavor. One question remains though. The ancho braised ribs suggest 350 degrees. Most of my pot roasts and certainly the recommendation on Rouxbe is to go low and slow with pot roast, e.g. 200ish. What is the recommendation if doing pot roast with this particular braising liquid? Any reason not to try 200 degree? Will I not get the same caramelization or flavor development in the sauce at 200? Thx!
No reason at all not to cook it at 200°F. You can read more about why this one was cooked at 350°F in this previous comment from page 2 of this thread. Good luck and enjoy it!
OK Dawn, last question. I would anticipate that at 225 degrees, we would be talking about an 8 hour braise, no different than in the slow cooker. Is this correct?
Second, is there any risk to combining slow and low for the first few hours, then finishing off at 350 degrees so as to speed up the process? If this heat combo could work, would it work better reversed, e.g. 350 for a few hours, then slow for the last few hours?
You are right - slow and low is just like a slow cooker - nice, even heat. You can certainly turn up the heat but heat is heat no matter what and not matter at what point you decide to turn it up. Slow and low will give you the best results; however, if you are short on time, it's ok to turn it up a bit. The main thing to understand is why you are doing what you are doing and the impact it has on the results. That's all. It leaves you - the cook - in control to decide.
As for how long it will take to cook, there is no definite answer here. When I went to culinary school the answer was always "It is done when it's cooked" :-) Indeed at a lower temp it will take longer but again you just need to cook it until it is fork tender. This could take 4 hours, but then again it could take 6 hours. For more on this you may want to watch the lesson called Combination Cooking Fundamentals (and maybe even the Pot Roasting lesson).
Hope this helps. Cheers!
I noticed watching the video that the sauce you pour over the short ribs is actually quite thick. I've made this a few times, and my sauce is always very soupy. After removing the meat, do you ever reduce the leftover cooking liquid to concentrate the flavors?
Holy cow, I finally found them! Same store chain I hunted in before but different neighborhood. They are labelled Anchos on the store card, Pasilla negro on the pkg label, but they look like Anchos and not Pasilla's. They are dried but still raisony, and not really crispy. Either way, they are gonna go into this recipe. Still need to find decent short ribs though. I bought 5 lbs from a butcher and they are unbelievable inconsistent. Over a pound are lost as they are really only soup bones, there is that little meat on them. The remaining 3.5 lbs are really mixed - anywhere from 1/2" to 2" of meat. Some with a small bit of fat and some with tons of fat. They were only $4/lb while pricier butchers want $8/lb. Makes the dish a bit pricey if you want 6 lbs to serve 4 people. So now on the hunt for a decent butcher with decent prices.
Followed the recipe except subbed Pasillas for Anchos. Used only 3 of them as they looked like they might be a bit larger than Anchos. Also made the Chipotle paste and used 4 TB in the recipe. There is more than a little heat. In fact a lot of heat! According to the Scoville scale, the Pasillas are the same rating as Anchos, so don't know why the result is so hot. I can only assume that subbing Pasillas for Anchos isn't such a good idea. Too bad because the smell coming from the oven was amazing but the spiciness was overpowering and it was hard to taste anything else ):
Even though I really loved this recipe, I've only made it once because decent, nice meaty short ribs are hard to find and/or expensive.
Wonder how this would turn out using some big, meaty turkey thighs. Skin on, for a little added fat, or is the thigh meat fatty enough without the skin?
I do not have a pot like the ones you show in your video. I would be very hestitant to put either of my pans shaped like yours in the oven because they are stainless steel (not very thick) and almost sure the handles are plastic and would melt. Is there a plan B you would recommend?
Once you have finished steps 1 and 2 you can transfer everything to a heat-proof pot (that has a lid) and place into the oven. If the pot is thin, I would recommend cooking the ribs longer at a lower temperature so they cook slow and low. There is more information about slow and low cooking and also about choosing the right pot in the lesson on Combination Cooking Fundamentals. Cheers!
We made these on Friday, a day before they were to be served for brother & sister-in-law. We were so afraid they would be too spicy, since brother-in-law does not like spicy food. On Fri night we tasted and were really nervous, but on Sat. , after the flavors had time to develop, they were wonderful. We were going to serve the juice, on the side, to put on potatoes, but that was really spicy. He raved about it, and wants to come back for a repeat...Thank you Rouxbe.
what can i do to cut done the spicy of the sauce for my 6 years old nephew? should i cut down on the dried ancho chilis or canned or maybe the onions? I plan to make it on Saturday and serve it on Monday. Besides on a scale of 1 to 10 how spicy is this dish?
Thanks I love Rouxbe, the chefs are wonderful.
I would suggest that you cut down on the canned anchos and depending on how much spice you want to cut out you may want to use less of the dried chilis as well...though generally dried anchos are not too overly spicy.
In regards to "on a scale of 1 to 10 how spicy is this dish?" it is hard to say. For me, I would rate it about a 5 or 6 out of 10; however, someone else with a higher or lower tolerance for heat may rate it higher or lower. I do know that when it is first made I do always think, "oh this is quite spicy" but then when I go to serve it, which is never the same day, I think "ah, that's just a nice amount of heat".
Hope this helps. Cheers!
Please see the attached Video Dril-down in Step 3 called "Tips to Making Ribs Ahead" as this is covered in that video. There is also much more information on this sort of thing in many of the Combination Cooking lessons from the Moist-Heat section of the cooking school. Cheers!
I entered these at our annual family rib cook-off and won FIRST prize! I made two substitutions. First, I used pork ribs. I cooked them at 200F for 3 hours and let them rest for two days before the competition. They were tasty and fell off the bone. Second, I could not find the dried ancho chilis nor the canned chipotle chilis in adobo sauce, even though I tried three grocery stores and two specialty markets. (I live in a fairly large city in Northern Ontario.) I substituted with pureed chipotles that came in a jar. I used 4 tbsp which was a bit too much heat. Next time, I will only use 2 tbsp of the pureed chipotles. During my acceptance speech, I gave full credit to Rouxbe for providing such great lessons. Thank you for the inspiration!
Cooked 15 # of ribs in two crockpots for dinner of 10. They were a hit !
Making them the day before made the dinner so much nicer for me. and the ability to remove the fat layer made them that much better.
The day i made them, the dish was way up there on the heat scale, made me so nervous I made a batch of sauce with no chilies, (added some paprika, and chili powder to get the color right), and mixed in a little of the existing sauce from the recipe. This gave the option of heat or now heat for my quests. To my surprise, the High heat from the night before had mellowed to a perfect level.....I thought things got hotter as they sat ?.....anyway both versions where a winner !
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