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See the Chi

Posted on May 26, 2010 by Stephanie StewartMarch 7, 2013

If you are a student of Feng Shui, then you will see opportunities everywhere to further your learning.  If you are a student of Feng Shui who enjoys food and cooking, you start to think about food in terms of … Continue reading →

Posted in Et Cetera | Tagged Cook and Eat, Farmers Market, Feng Shui, Fresh Food, local food, metaphysics

Yin and Yang are not Opposites

Posted on April 27, 2010 by Stephanie StewartMarch 7, 2013

If there is nothing else that you can remember when you think about Feng Shui, please remember this:  any Feng Shui method or formula that works that can be explained by the relationship of yin and yang. Yin and Yang … Continue reading →

Posted in Et Cetera | Tagged Feng Shui, metaphysics

Is Local Food Always Safe Food?

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Pete SchwabNovember 5, 2013

Local food production and distribution often lacks the government oversight that food produced in larger operations receives. A growing number of consumers think this is a feature, the inspiration of the local food movement, while authorities see it as a public safety risk.

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Posted in Et Cetera | Tagged Cook and Eat, Farmers Market, food safety, Fresh Food, local food, raw milk

Building a Better Christmas Tree?

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Stephanie StewartOctober 15, 2010

In the December 14th issue of the Seattle Times I read about Gary Chastagner, aka Mr. Christmas Tree.  He is a scientist and WSU professor who cured Douglas Firs of “Swiss Needle Cast” with a fungicide treatment in the 1980s.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Et Cetera | Tagged Christmas, plants, Research, Science, trees

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