How to avoid them in everyday products
http://pollutioninpeople.org/toxics/labels
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
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Thursday, October 4, 2012
Seed Saver's Exchange - Fight Genetic Engineering in you own little way.
Buy Heirloom seeds (grown for hundreds of years) and plant a garden, then save the seeds of your harvest and continue a project that will save our food supply.
http://www.seedsavers.org/Items.aspx?hierId=SSE-MEMBER&utm_source=SSE+Newsletter&utm_campaign=f6bf1a54ad-SSE_MemberAppeal_Fall2012_1&utm_medium=email
http://www.seedsavers.org/Items.aspx?hierId=SSE-MEMBER&utm_source=SSE+Newsletter&utm_campaign=f6bf1a54ad-SSE_MemberAppeal_Fall2012_1&utm_medium=email
Monday, September 17, 2012
Why is America a Republic and not a Democracy?
We are a Representative Republic. And don't you let your children forget it.
Why is America a Republic and not a Democracy?
In a Democracy, laws are established or repealed by the majority. The rule of law's protection of minorities from the whim of the majority in a democracy is no protection at all.
In a Republic, a written Constitution safeguards the rights of the individual and the minority, despite the whim or panic of the majority.
Thus, in the American Republic, all citizens are in theory protected by law, in spite of the election of a lunatic. But the law must be enforced against a lawless president, and it is done by way of the remaining two branches of our government (Congress and our courts).
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In a Republic, a written Constitution safeguards the rights of the individual and the minority, despite the whim or panic of the majority.
Thus, in the American Republic, all citizens are in theory protected by law, in spite of the election of a lunatic. But the law must be enforced against a lawless president, and it is done by way of the remaining two branches of our government (Congress and our courts).
www.blogger.com
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Braconid Wasp lays eggs on bad caterpillar
Adult (bad)Tomato Hornworm with no (good)Braconid Wasp Eggs. Be careful of the sharp stinger at the end of its tail. Carefully remove this caterpillar with your gloves on, and put into a ziploc bag and toss in the garbage.
A Tomato Hornworm that has many beneficial Braconid Wasp eggs laid on its back. Leave this bug on your plant and the Braconid eggs will hatch and you have your own little army. Braconid Wasps are small. They have a tiny waist. They will sting if you pester them, but they are essential in the organic garden. We usually leave ONE tomato plant and put all the the TOMATO HORNWORMS that have Braconid Wasp eggs on them together there.
Picture of an emerging Braconid Wasp which has hatched right off the back of the Tomato Hornworm.
Picture of an Adult Braconid Wasp. These are the GOOD GUYS. Teach your kids, teach your friends. Protect them.
Picture of a Braconid Wasp laying eggs on a BAD caterpillar.
Nature's own defense mechanism is always the best.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
How to Make Chocolate at home with Coconut Oil
This will lower cholesterol and if you use xylitol instead of sugar, it is even more healthy http://www.naturalhealthstrategies.com/how-to-make-chocolate.html
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Allen West is my hero.
This man would make an excellent President of the United States.
Retired Marine, and now serving in Congress representing Florida. Please watch this. He loves America. http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2012/05/30/allen_west_lets_talk_about_president_obama_doing_blow
Retired Marine, and now serving in Congress representing Florida. Please watch this. He loves America. http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2012/05/30/allen_west_lets_talk_about_president_obama_doing_blow
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
Knitting a pair of Barn Mittens
Here I am just working on the bottom ribbing. Leave me a comment if you want me to write this pattern for you.
I love to knit this type of mitten. They are big and comfy and everybody loves them. You call them 'Barn Mittens' because they are the type that you can use and do heavy work in the cold and the wool keeps your hands happy even if they get wet. Just hang them to dry and you are good to go again.
I am going to dye these in rainbow shades AFTER I knit them because the blend of the colors of the rainbow are so beautiful and instantly make you happy.
I love to knit this type of mitten. They are big and comfy and everybody loves them. You call them 'Barn Mittens' because they are the type that you can use and do heavy work in the cold and the wool keeps your hands happy even if they get wet. Just hang them to dry and you are good to go again.
I am going to dye these in rainbow shades AFTER I knit them because the blend of the colors of the rainbow are so beautiful and instantly make you happy.
Labels:
barn mittens,
Fiber and Yarn,
patterns
Friday, January 21, 2011
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