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Slow Food - "This week is National School Lunch Week, as designated by Congress in a law that dates back to 1962. To announce it, the White House issued a press release that began, “Every young American deserves access to a wholesome, nutritious lunch.”"
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Autumn starts next week! As the days start getting shorter and temperatures start dropping, here are a few green-tech energy-saving tips to help you green your season.
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An introduction to the "Gift Economy." An economic system that is not rooted in materialism or consumerism. An economy built on community giving.
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In the past two seasons, there has been a huge uptick in interest in vegetable gardening.
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Do you like to enjoy the odd (or not so odd) bottle of wine? If so, then what do you do with the cork?
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At first glance, old Fashion idolatry, it would seem, has fallen out of fashion in this age. Yet, idolatry animates this age. We have fashioned ourselves golden calves in money, fame, power, sex, and prestige. These idols do a funny thing to the modern man and the creation.
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Is water pollution a good thing? Divorce, breast cancer, water pollution, and prison costs all count as positive things in measures of economic activity. What's up with that?
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This new site not only provides a way to swap food, but is becoming a social networking hot spot for foodies.
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Air escapes through every hole and crack in your home. One of the quickest and cheapest dollar saving tasks you can do is caulk, seal, and weather strip all seams, cracks, and openings to the outside.
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The Southeast Corridor will traverse the South on its way to link up to the Northeast Corridor in Washington D.C.
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