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    Business,  Education,  FOOD,  HEALTH & HOME

    The Trouble with Research (Part 2)

    Researchers need funding, so when large contributors call, it’s hard to resist their interests.

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    COMMUNITY,  Human Interest,  Preparedness,  Think Piece

    Sharing the Caring at the End of Life

    The most effective information-sharing tool turned out to be a Facebook page set up by his daughter in order to easily share news about his rapidly changing condition once he stopped eating.

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    Business,  RE-THINK,  Recycle

    Sustainability In Business

    Corporations are stereotypically not seen as good proponents for the environment. However, many people are seeing the advantages of running a large company that helps the environment.

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    COMMUNITY,  HEALTH & HOME,  Nature

    4 Innovative Ways to Save the Wilderness and Ourselves

    At this point, we know humans have had a huge impact on the environment; attempts to mitigate these effects have seen rapid advancement thanks to increasing urgency and ever growing technology.

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    Nature,  Think Piece

    Get Back To Nature, Even While You Live in the City

    The crowds and noise of a big city can leave you anxious and with frayed wits. As a nature lover who appreciates your own personal space, the city sometimes leaves you overwhelmed.

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  • Alternative Medicine,  Education,  Herbs,  Home Garden

    Local Medicine: Preserving Medicinal Herbs

    “Herbal medicine provides relief while also assisting our immune systems do their jobs.” Herbs offer us many gifts: culinary seasonings, teas, and nutritive medicine. Even though we are nearing the end of the growing season, there is still time to harvest and preserve herbs for use throughout the winter months. Be sure to dry herbs for culinary use and for teas, store them in glass jars to protect their aromatic oils. In this article, I describe a favorite way to preserve medicinal herbs for winter use. Upper respiratory viruses are the most common ailments during the colder months, and we are most vulnerable during the seasonal transitions of fall to…

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    BUILDING,  COMMUNITY,  Housing,  Mass Transit,  Money,  Shared Transit,  Think Piece,  Walking

    Sustainable Neighborhoods: The Value of the Community

    In modern neighborhoods, a move towards sustainability has become the expectation, and for good reason.

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    HEALTH & HOME,  Housing,  RE-THINK,  Reduce

    Moving to a New Home, the Green Way

    Moving is not a fun task, and a move can become wasteful, considering all the non-recyclable material and household goods being tossed out as garbage.

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    COMMUNITY

    Pacific Crest Trail Days and Bridge Walk

    August 28-30, 2015 - Free classes and activities, plus see all the latest trail gear. Saturday morning take a walk across the Bridge of the Gods.

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    Education,  Home Garden,  Nature

    Planting the Seeds:

    One of the gifts of childhood is an eager and natural curiosity of the young learner’s mind. The study of plants is one of the most interesting and accessible activities to engage learners of all ages.

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