Self sufficiency

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• I love color

  
  Throwback at Trapper Creek — Authority: 123
  The sky looks like it is on fire.  The colors change so fast, taking our breath away. It changes so fast, no getting out of work now. Della’s breakfast – parsnips, carrots and beets. Just more color in a different form. I guess the white goes to make milk
  7 hours ago

• TV Show Review: After Armageddon

  
  Boom2Bust.com — Authority: 440
  As part of my ongoing research, the material I pour over goes beyond what appears daily in print publications and on the Internet. I also like to review movies, TV shows, books, etcetera, that’s related to this blog’s focus. In 2010, I’ll be posting about some of these resources from time to time, which will ...
  17 hours ago

• It may be mid winter, but it’s garden planing time here!

  
  Ask Jackie — Authority: 111
  You may think I’m nuts, but I’m planning my next gardens right now, at -14 degrees, with a foot of snow on the ground. As it’s cool in our greenhouse, I have to start my peppers and petunias in February to have big, sturdy plants to set out in early May. Then a few weeks later, the tomatoes and other plants need ...
  20 hours ago

• How to Use The Survival Podcast.com Website

  
  Learn Free Internet Marketing Learn Free Internet Marketing Strategies using Video, Articles, Social Networking, Social Media, Web 2.0, Blogs, Affiliate Marketing — Authority: 166
  This video is simply a brief tour of some of the functions of www.thesurvivalpodcast.com along with how to download our podcast, join our communities and find content you are looking for. Share on Facebook
  1 day ago

• Prepping for the week

  
  Throwback at Trapper Creek — Authority: 123
  Every Sunday I cook the Sunday chicken and usually I dig vegetables for the week too.  Just before Christmas my old roaster crapped out and sprung a leak.  I can’t blame it – I purchased it second-hand at an estate sale, along with a sewing machine and some quilt tops.  The vintage quilt tops got squirreled ...
  4 days ago

• If we want to lead, maybe we should begin catching up...

  
  We will RockDem — Authority: 120
  A totally self-sufficient entity, the Jühnde plant takes biomass from local fields and uses the post-fermentation residue as fertilizer. Because any kind of biomass will do, fields of weeds can be grown for the purpose, thereby additionally conserving natural biodiversity and reducing pesticide use. Indeed, by ...
  4 days ago

• The Chicken or the Egg

  
  HappyFarming.com — Authority: 99
  Photo by Irene2005 . Last year I decided to sell my property. I never really thought about how much space we would like to have when raising two kids, so the house was suddenly a bit small (92 sq m) when they finally arrived. After that I received notice, that I was going to be fired in the summer of 2010, but it ...
  5 days ago

• Cabbage thaw

  
  Throwback at Trapper Creek — Authority: 123
  Icy savoy cabbage As soon as the thaw came, I wanted to check the progress on the cabbage.  The cabbage patch looks a little ragged these days – after our 9°F weather in early December.  However the Melissa cabbage I planted has been holding its own, despite the freezing and thawing cycle our weather has been ...
  6 days ago

• Researchers develop tiny, autonomous piezoelectric energy harvester

  
  ITsky — Authority: 459
    Folks have long been using piezoelectric devices to harvest energy in everything from dance floors to parking lots , but a group of European researchers have now shown off some novel uses for the technology at the recent International Electron Devices Meeting that could see even more of the self-sufficient ...
  6 days ago

• Researchers develop tiny, autonomous piezoelectric energy harvester

  
  Today's Review — Authority: 173
  Folks have long been using piezoelectric devices to harvest energy in everything from dance floors to parking lots , but a group of European researchers have now shown off some novel uses for the technology at the recent International Electron Devices Meeting that could see even more of the self-sufficient devices ...
  6 days ago

• Researchers develop tiny, autonomous piezoelectric energy harvester

  
  Engadget — Authority: 867
  Folks have long been using piezoelectric devices to harvest energy in everything from dance floors to parking lots , but a group of European researchers have now shown off some novel uses for the technology at the recent International Electron Devices Meeting that could see even more of the self-sufficient devices ...
  6 days ago

• new year, new woodland

  
  colour it green diary — Authority: 126
  Woke (late) to a beautiful sunny frosty day, and got on with fencing off the big little woodland – and now all the branches and logs are moved and the fence and gate are up! All we need now are the trees.  Which we are advised to plant neither during frost or wet weather ( there will be anything else? ). It’s ...
  6 days ago

• Will the CPI let you get a raise this year?

  
  Workforce Developments — Authority: 429
  Didnt get a raise last year? Did your employer blame the Consumer Price Index? If so, youre not alone. Despite the fact that the CPI isnt a good measure of the cost of living, many organizations both public and private use it to calculate cost of living raises for employees. Colorado citizens dependent on the minimum ...
  1 week ago

• Ali firefighters prepare Iraqis for future

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 178
  12/31/2009 - CAMP UR, Iraq (AFNS) -- Firefighters from the 407th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron are bringing the goal of independent Iraqi operations to reality at Camp Ur, Iraq. In December, Ali Base firefighters assisted their Iraqi counterparts toward self-sufficiency through numerous training sessions and ...
  1 week ago

• year end

  
  colour it green diary — Authority: 126
  I often say ‘this feels like the real end of the year’ – such as at the end of the summer when the harvest is in, or winter solstice etc.  In fact, the 31 December seems like a silly place to put it.. (though of course it was clearly the solstice slipped somewhat..) But I do have a feeling of new beginnings. A ...
  1 week ago

• New Year’s: The Great 2009 Chicken

  
  The Fluent Self — Authority: 525
  So normally the Chicken happens every Friday when I write about the hard stuff and the good stuff from my week. And occasionally about zombies . But mostly what was challenging and what was fabulous. And I try to do it in the least-cheesy and non-annoying way possible, which is hard because we are, after ...
  1 week ago

• Toad Busters banned from gassing pests

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 135
  A group fighting to keep cane toads out of Western Australias Kimberley says it is being stopped from using carbon dioxide to gas the pests because bureaucrats have told them it is too cruel. Kimberley Toad Busters has labelled the Department of Environment and Conservations (DEC) refusal to sanction the use of ...
  1 week ago

• still eating turkey?

  
  colour it green diary — Authority: 126
  We are. Luckily we love the left over turkey.  But we are just about there – we had turkey curry last night, and I have made a big vat of soup. I was horrified over the price.. our free range organic wossit turkey cost over 50 quid for a 14 lb one! – So we started thinking even more strongly about whether we ...
  1 week ago

• Our family Christmas get together happened Sunday

  
  Ask Jackie — Authority: 111
  We had quite a Christmas snow storm. We missed most of it up here, but further south, where my sister Sue and son Bill and his family live, the snow stacked up pretty high for Christmas. So we delayed “Christmas” and our family dinner until Sunday, when everyone could be here and the roads were safer. There’s no ...
  1 week ago

• Book Review: How to Sew a Button and Other Nifty Things Your Grandmother Knew

  
  Granny Sue's News and Reviews — Authority: 129
  Some books just need to be written, and to be written at a specific time. Erin Brieds book, How to Sew a Button is a prime example. Readers of this blog know that I am all about self-sufficiency. I was fortunate enough to be raised by a mother who lived through World War II in rural England. Mom knew how to ...
  1 week ago

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