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And Then There Was the Food

Posted on Tuesday 30 September 2008

New York Times - United States

SINCE his death last weekend, much has been made of Paul Newman’s legacy as an actor, but less attention has been paid to his impact on organic snacking.

And Then There Was the Food

Administrator @ 4:23 pm
Filed under: Organic
Guerrilla gardeners attack!

Posted on Monday 29 September 2008

Chicago Tribune - United States

In the end, they ditched the guy-in-the-gorilla-suit concept. Same with the cloak of darkness.
Instead, armed with a slingshot, souped-up lacrosse sticks, a plastic whiffle-ball thrower and six baskets brimming with 724 seed bombs—yes, seed bombs—

Guerrilla gardeners attack!

Administrator @ 4:29 pm
Filed under: the seedy side
Cassandra: stay childless and save the environment

Posted on Sunday 28 September 2008

Times Online - UK

Last week I received a card from Royal Mail informing me that since I wasn’t home (which I was) I would have to go to the post office to pick up a package. How exciting. A surprise gift.

Cassandra: stay childless and save the environment

Administrator @ 4:35 pm
Filed under: Environment
Legendary Actor Paul Newman Dies at 83

Posted on Saturday 27 September 2008

Wired News - USA

In the ’80s, Newman got into the organic food business with his company, Newman’s Own

Legendary Actor Paul Newman Dies at 83

Administrator @ 4:06 am
Filed under: Organic
Gardening Mama – the next casual smash hit?

Posted on Friday 26 September 2008

CasualGaming.biz - Hertford,Hertfordshire,UK

It looks as Taito are to follow-up their worldwide DS and Wii smash Cooking Mama by taking the lead character outside – to the garden.

Gardening Mama – the next casual smash hit?

Administrator @ 3:50 am
Filed under: the seedy side
Orchids: nature’s sexy sirens

Posted on Thursday 25 September 2008

ABC Science Online - Australia

It’s spring and many of Australia’s native orchids, the most diverse, spectacular and cunning group of flowering plants, are unfurling their astonishing array of insect lures

Orchids: nature’s sexy sirens

Administrator @ 4:08 am
Filed under: Flowers
Famous and historical trees sought

Posted on Wednesday 24 September 2008

Romeo Observer - Romeo,MI,USA

The Michigan Forest Association, in conjunction with the Michigan Forestry and Parks Association and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), is searching for famous and historic trees in Michigan, said a DNR official.

Famous and historical trees sought
as part of national effort

Administrator @ 4:14 am
Filed under: Trees
Palin and the Environment

Posted on Tuesday 23 September 2008

The Ledger - Lakeland,FL,USA

Have you noticed a double standard for animal cruelty? If you or I shot an animal full of buckshot and let it die in pain and agony, we would be fined and jailed. However, governors can sidestep laws intended to protect animals and do just that

Palin and the Environment

Administrator @ 4:21 am
Filed under: Environment
My space

Posted on Tuesday 16 September 2008

Telegraph.co.uk - United Kingdom

The garden shed is man’s last refuge. I live in Diss, Norfolk, and it’s my tranquil haven, the furthest away from the neighbours and my three-year-old twins, where I don’t have to be tidy or have a mobile phone with me.

My space

Administrator @ 5:57 pm
Filed under: Gardeners
Fruit’s seeds pack a healthy wallop

Posted on Monday 15 September 2008

Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier - Waterloo,IA,USA

The pomegranate’s juicy secrets are all over the news.
But that’s to be expected in the exotic fruit’s rise to fame.

Fruit’s seeds pack a healthy wallop

Administrator @ 6:07 pm
Filed under: Seeds