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Thursday, March 29,2012
Food, and food for thought
This time of year, a lot of people are spending time thinking about what they’re going to eat. They’re planning and planting gardens that will yield produce all summer long, providing directives on whether it’s a week for salads, or one for zucchini bread, BLTs or snap peas.
Thursday, June 16,2011
Take control of your health
If you want to get healthy, kick these common habits
Like most paths in life, the road to living a healthy lifestyle is not always clear of obstacles. Habits, routines and dependencies can hold people back from truly doing things for themselves and living sustainably.
Thursday, June 16,2011
Stress and what you can do about it
Exercise your way to peace of mind
In the world we live in, stress is a given. And it does more than just suck.
Thursday, June 16,2011
The best things in life are free, including your health
Your body has an amazing ability to keep itself healthy. Despite your best efforts, it continues to function as you strap it down to office chairs and feed it less-than-premium fuel.
Thursday, June 16,2011
Brewing for wellness
Local tea business hits the spot
Tea can be more than just a beverage or a business. For some people it’s a tradition, a ceremony and representation of a lifelong dedication to the social promotion of wellness.
Thursday, June 16,2011
'Old' is the new 'new'
Setting up house doesn’t have to break the bank
I live with a kitchen stocked with 12 forks, three methods for making coffee and two corkscrews (priorities, right?), but no cheese grater, vegetable peeler or functioning blender. Essentially, I’ve got no more advanced cookware than a basic skillet.
Thursday, June 16,2011
Living off your land
Agriburbia movement turns neighborhoods into farms
The world has only 39 growing seasons until its farms have to feed a population of 9 billion. In the future, dwindling fuel supplies and increased demand will drive food prices higher, causing major problems for the world’s food supply.
Thursday, June 16,2011
More than a buzzword
Local experts pin down the real meaning of the term ‘sustainability’
People throw the term “sustainability” around a lot, especially in Boulder County. But how many of us really know what that word means and are familiar with the controversies surrounding it?
Thursday, June 16,2011
A little bit of everything
Downtown dining tours offer variety, knowledge and more
Where do you want to eat tonight?
In a town like Boulder, with more than its fair share of top-rated, nationally known restaurants, that can be a tough question to answer. Locally sourced bistro The Kitchen? Vegetarian superstar Leaf? Ever-changing, dynamic The Black Cat?
Thursday, June 16,2011
Better when wet
Why hydroponic gardening is growing on us
Hydroponic setups can be big enough to turn a basement into a vegetable garden, or small enough for a window-ledge set of fresh herbs. Many of the systems can be automated, requiring less attention, and can be far less complicated than their use by NASA suggests.
