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Urban Beekeeping

Urban Beekeeping

Posted by on Mar 30, 2012 in Columns, Things Being Done | 0 comments

I have my retirement all planned out. I’ll reside in a little cottage atop a cliff overlooking the ocean. The days will pass as I tenderly care for my garden, my seven dogs, and my bees. The honey produced by my bees will supplement whatever sort of pension I receive. If that doesn’t work out, at least I’ll have plenty of honey for all of...

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The All-Important First Meal

The All-Important First Meal

Posted by on Mar 29, 2012 in Conscious Living | 0 comments

Breakfast. How many times have we all heard that it’s the most important meal of the day? Countless, of course. But alas, sometimes the ever mysterious ‘they’ know what they’re talking about. It’s true. You gotta do breakfast. Here’s why that morning meal is so important: Fuels your day. Obviously. Good food = energy,...

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The Fad of Buying Used Books

The Fad of Buying Used Books

Posted by on Mar 27, 2012 in Columns, Retro Recon | 1 comment

by Laura Hallman I like books.  I like to buy books.  I like to buy books by the tons. And, well, while I might not literally buy them by the measured ton, it certainly feels that way when I’m lugging them home from a discard sale, or reshelving them after dusting.  (Yes, I dust both the books and the shelves they rest on.  I care very deeply for my...

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Mike Daisey’s Agony

Mike Daisey’s Agony

Posted by on Mar 26, 2012 in Exit Stage Left | 0 comments

Arthur Miller demanded an American theatre that would “raise the consciousness of people to their most human possibilities.” Indeed, his words have largely been taken to heart, as socially engaged theatre has become one of many recent trends embraced by theatre companies all over the country. Simply getting an audience to attend is no longer the only...

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The Prologue

The Prologue

Posted by on Mar 22, 2012 in Conscious Living | 0 comments

Dear Loyal Fans, You probably know me from my wildly popular and ever-growing YouTube channel, which now has precisely 2,039 collective video views (dream big) (thanks, Mom!) (parentheses). I kid, I do. While I like to think of myself as a rising internet star, I’ll float down from the ceiling for a few to properly introduce myself. I’m Sarah. A...

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