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A new book from Bob.
Announcing. . . iPermie: How to permaculture your urban lifestyle. A good-life design guide for Millennials, Boomers, and Generation X. Strategies, tools, and techniques to help you navigate the cardinal threats of peak oil, climate instability, economic irrationality, and … Continue reading
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Roots and Radishes – OR — Help! What do I do with a daikon radish!
Even though I’ve been around the Oklahoma Food Cooperative from the beginning, I am continually amazed and delighted at the progress of our developing local food system. This month I am seeing lots of roots and radishes, and different kinds … Continue reading
Posted in food, garden, Local Food Systems, Oklahoma Living, Uncategorized
Tagged daikon, Local Food Systems, Oklahoma Food Cooperative, radishes
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One year ago today. . .
One year ago today about this time I was miserable. It was Ash Wednesday and I had for the umpteenth time quit smoking. But here I am, one year later, and not one cigarette in the past year. I started … Continue reading
Your Oklavore Christmas Gift Giving Guide part the first.
I have posted the first two parts of my Bob’s Ye Olde Bon Appetitin Oklavore Christmas Gift Giving Guide – Part I — the Stocking Stufferings . Part II — the Extravagant Gifts . Part three — the “$6 to … Continue reading
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Yahoo decides to drive away its customers.
I’ve been a Yahoo customer for many years. I have so many Yahoo groups to tell you how many I would have to go look at them and count them. I use My Yahoo for my computer’s home page. Generally, … Continue reading
Occupy OKC is on!
Occupy OKC got underway Monday night, with a great general assembly and the first campout. somehow, even though Monday was a holiday, a permit (which usually takes 10 days) was miraculously procured. maybe someone at OKC Hall doesn’t want to … Continue reading
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Tagged occupy OKC, Occupy!, wall street
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The most radical political advertisement I’ve ever watched.
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How to throw the bastards out of office.
Politico’s Morning Money had an interesting quote from a market personality. . . NO! FEAKOUT! – Cumberland Advisors David Kotok, emailing form his high-level market guru pow-wow in Maine (Camp Kotok), where Dr. Doom Nouriel Roubini called the Monday collapse. … Continue reading
This is promising.
Comes now the venerable New York Times, reporting that the disapproval rate for Congress is at a record 82% — the highest on record. The Times sez: More than four out of five people surveyed said that the recent debt-ceiling … Continue reading
Two observations on the meta-narrative.
We don’t lack for explanations about what is going on these days. Politicians and special interests are working overtime to spin events in ways that benefit them. There’s little comment from the viewpoint of the common good about the meaning … Continue reading

