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Archive for March, 2009

Photo: food sculptures from artist and chef Jimmy Zhang (San Francisco)
These are “food samples” from an a well-circulated artist (and San Francisco chef), Jimmy Zhang. Numberous websites and blogs feature these playful sculptures.
Here’s an excerpt from one of the many blogs. This one is called “Neatorama”:
“The New York Times has a neat article by Kate Murphy and photo gallery about the art of [...]

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Photo: a glass of drinking water
Here’s a LINK to an informative (and thorough) discussion of what’s GENUINELY CLEAN and HEALTHFUL drinking water: “What’s Lurking in Your Drinking Water?”  The author,  health-guru Dr. Mercola, says this:
“Most people believe they can obtain their water requirements from sodas, coffee, highly processed fruit juices, and superficially healthy options like Gatorade. While drinking [...]

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Photo: “organic, fair trade-certified, and absolutely delicious chocolate made in America from bean by Theo Chocolate”
Today’s “Evening Magazine” (on King TV) features Seattle’s “Theo Chocolate Factory.” Chocolate Scientist (yeah, really…nice work if you can get it!), Andy McShea is interviewed and gives a walk through for the Theo research facility. McShea is a Harvard-trained molecular [...]

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Photo: Edible Schoolyard by chef, author and organic food promoter Alice Waters
Alice Waters, once dubbed by the New York Times as a “food revolutionary” was featured on “60 Minutes” recently. Waters is teaching children (and adults) how easy, environmentally friendly and healthy fresh, organic food can be. 
Here’s a link to Lesley Stahl’s “60 Minutes” interview [...]

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Photo: “lolcat”/unidentified photographer
[Editor's Note: There's even a term now online for those humorous cat photos that circulate: "lolcat." The "lol" part is webspeak for "lots of laughs."]
This cat photo demonstrates NOT ONLY online humor, but 100 percent ORGANIC! If the cow is fed “organic,” that is. Otherwise…maybe not! It’s a tough call!

Email your “Where [...]

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