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Greening the Greens: Environmentally Friendly Golf Course Care
2008-06-03 07:15:00 I’ve long had a theory that many people enjoy golf because of the picturesque surroundings of the typical golf course. Wooded areas, rolling hills, green grass, lakes and ponds, rivers and...
By: Green Options
Herbal Abundance: What to do with a plethora of herbs?
2008-06-02 17:40:00 Summer is here and with it comes a fresh plethora of herbs! If you are like me, sometimes you get really excited about that and can’t help but scoop up big bunches of fresh herbs when you see them at the Farmers Markets or the grocery store. Then you end up throwing half of them away after they have sat rotting in your fridge for days on end…well that is just no good. Herbs are a wonderful way to get more greens into your diet and many of them also have other health properties - not to mention they improve the smell of ones breath! So what does one do with an over abundance of herbs? On a recent trip to the Farmers Market I procured rather large bunches of Arugala, Basil, Mint and Dill. I brought them home, filled up some vases with water, stuck the herbs in the vases and put them promptly into the fridge to use whenever the mood took me. Then, said herbs, sat all pretty in my fridge for about 2 weeks. I had barely touched them. They were still looking pretty good, but ...
Barbecued Salmon With Field Greens
2008-05-28 04:53:00 ----FOR THE BARBECUE RUB----2 tablespoon chili powder1 tablespoon garlic powder1 tablespoon onion powder3 tablespoon sugar1 tablespoon salt1/2 teaspoon ground allspice1/2 teaspoon ground cumin1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper1 tablespoon paprika6 salmon fillets, 5 oz each1 olive oil for the salmon----FOR THE VINAIGRETTE----1 lb organic field greens1 1/2 cup v8 or other vegetable juice1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar1/2 cup chopped tomato1 1/2 tablespoon barbecue rub (reserved from above)4 tablespoon olive oilFrom Will Greenwood, not-quite White House chef.For the rub: Combine the chili, garlic and onion powders, the sugar,salt, allspice, cumin, white pepper and paprika in a food processoruntil thoroughly mixed. Sprinkle all but 1 1/2 tablespoons of the rubon all sides of the salmon. Let fillets marinate for 6 hours.To cook the salmon: Prepare a very hot grill. If you are using woodchips on the hot coals, first soak these in water so they will smokemore. Add soaked chips 5 minutes before...
By: Seafood Recipes
South Carolina Greens to Bush & Co: We Object!
2008-05-27 20:49:00 Join your fellow Greens at Furman 5/31/2008. The South Carolina Green Party and the York County (SC) Greens are co-sponsoring a protest and demonstration at Furman University on May 31st as President Bush delivers a speech to the students and faculty of that university. The protest is also co-sponsored by The Greenville Anti-War Society, the South Carolina Progressive Network, the Carolina Peace Resource Center, and Code Pink. In addition, the event is sponsored by Operation Democracy, part of MoveOn.org, Aiken Peace, No More Victims, the Freedom Group and finally, Veterans for Peace.To join in, click the link above and look for your fellow Greens once you get there, or drop us a note in advance at GreggJocoy29715@yahoo.com
Humbolt CA Greens call for $10 minimum wage
2008-05-26 14:51:00 and while I'll agree that this seems like a lot, think about it. That's $400 a week in a 40 hr a week job. That's $20,800 a year, before taxes. Not exactly a king's ransom, but perhaps enough to get by.The fine folks over at High Boltage have all the details.
Them wacky ole Greens
2008-05-24 19:20:00 Carol Brouillet is running for Congress from California's 14th Congressional District as a Green. For many, that alone would qualify her as "wacky", as most of us who have run as Greens in places where Greens are uncommon can attest, but add to that her article at Indy Bay indicates that she believes that there are unanswere3de questions about the events leading up to and following 9-11-2001, so that clearly puts her on the "wacko" list.Finally, she advocates for Community Currency, saying that we should consider the difference between money and real wealth.I would guess that for many "mainstream" voters these might in fact make her "wacky", but to be honest, I think that many voters today are so tired of the same old political self-preservation tactics of standard politicians that being a little bit "wacky" may be seen as a Good Thing.I know that's how I see it. Give me a candidate who is unwilling to take a stand and I'll show you a politician who won't make it unless s/he p...
Green questions boycott of Israel by Greens
2008-05-24 14:44:00 As some of you may know, the US Green Party passed a resolution calling for a boycott of Israeli made goods until Israel comply with all UN resolutions that relate to that land. According to GreenSmartSite, the British Greens have done so as well. The author of the post goes into the history of the question, as well as the role Green parties in the area are having.
Saving the Greens: one tree at a time
2008-05-22 10:06:00 Girdling of Peepul Tree raises concern amidst people While trees across the city are facing the axe and “development” pressure and infrastructure up-gradation is taking its toll, concerned citizens are now coming out in the open to protest against the disappearing greens. Anadish Kumar Pal (right), a resident of Pitampurais one such city-dweller who has been protesting against ...
By: Delhi Greens
CA Greens celebrate CA Supreme's decicion of marriage equality
2008-05-21 13:35:00 The Wilders show that the CA Greens are pointing to the Democrats and Republicans and asking them, "What took you so long?"Love is the only thing I know of that is stronger than hate.
International Greens meet in Brazil
2008-05-21 02:38:00 The second Global Greens conference was held recently in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz has what I think is a great article titled Weapons Can't be Green.I couldn't agree more.
New Zealand Greens: Some Things Are Bigger Than Politics
2008-05-17 20:59:00 Scoop.co.nz covers the details too.
VA Greens looking for School Board candidates
2008-05-17 20:53:00 The Sun Gazette article gives all the details.
Greens, bumps, and bruises?& swatches
2008-05-13 04:51:00 Flourishing really is one of my favorite grubby green eye shadows. It’s just warm enough to really pop against my blue eyes, heavily pigmented, and not too bright for ‘everyday’ wear in summertime in Texas. Yesterday, to make my little trip to urgent care, I had to put on makeup before we left (Hey. Don’t judge ...
Spring Time Leafy Greens!
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By: Potluck recipes
Free NanoGreens10 & NanoPro supplement Samples
2008-05-08 15:13:00 http://www.biopharmasci.com/pat-ients/samples/default2.asp -To receive a free sample Travel Packet of both NanoGreens10 and NanoProPRP, call 1-877-772-4362 (1-877-7-SCIENCE) between the hours of 8 AM and 4 PM, M-F, Pacific Time. You may leave a message, or send an email with the following information: Full Name, address, zip, and phone and email. Please speak slowly and spell out the ...
By: Free Stuff Times
Wild Greens in the Great White North
2008-05-07 11:19:00 Like this post? Subscribe to our RSS feed and stay up to date.While browsing the St. Lawrence Market last weekend, I was elated to spot the paisley-shaped heads of fiddlehead ferns. I won’t get...
By: Green Options
Blue Greens
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Another reason to eat those leafy greens
2008-05-01 18:12:00 Leafy green veggies...most people realize these are full of vitamins, minerals and of course fiber, but did you know that a once-a-day habit of eating these could reduce your risk of lung cancer?That's what a recently reported study from Spain found.Researchers there examined the diets of 617 adult men and women, half who had lung cancer and half who didn't. Their results showed that those subjects who ate their leafy greens at least once a day had a lower risk of developing lung cancer than those who ate them less than 5 times per week.Interestingly enough, this result was even true for those individuals who had smoked in the past.One more reason to go for the greens!
Two Charlotte NC Greens in Democrat primary
2008-04-28 19:55:00 North Carolina law does not allow third parties. The law as written was declared unconstitutional and it has not been replaced with a new law, so there is no way to get on the ballot. The Libertarians have gathered the needed signatures under the old law, but since it is unconstitutional I don't see how it can be used to certify a new political party.There is another law suit, filed by the Libertarian Party as was the first, with the Green Party joining in on the process, which will hopefully establish some sort of reasonable signature requirement.In the meantime, Nick Triplett and Ken Davies are running for Mecklenburg County Council in the Democratic primaries. I have heard Ken and Nick speak and they are both exceptional candidates. Nick has won the endorsement of the Black Political Caucus.Nick, as the article points out, serves on the local and state level as an important part of the Green Party leadership. Ken is a more recent but no less crucial member of the Green Part...
Recipe: Eat Your Greens Pasta
2008-04-25 00:30:00 As you get older, I’ve noticed that your taste changes! Why I’m saying this is because there’s some certain vegetables which I used to not be able to eat, but now can. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still some you will probably never find me making recipes for on this blog - cauliflower ...
By: melbedggood.com
Collard Greens as Sandwich Wraps
2008-04-24 03:01:00 Whether you're on a raw food diet, a low carb diet, or just want to be healthier and eat more greens, raw collard greens are a great alternative to bread and tortillas. There's a chain of raw food restaurants in Los Angeles called Leaf Cuisine and they use collard greens as wraps. (My favorite is the Mediterranean Medley Wrap.) I hadn't thought of using collards as healthy sandwich wraps before trying the wraps at Leaf, but it's really a great idea. A lot of people use Romaine leaves as wraps but collards work much better because the leaves are large and thick and hold together well. One leaf will wrap around your filling several times. I didn't include collard greens in my diet until recently and I bet many of you don't, either. Collards were something I heard people talk about but they somehow never made it onto my plate. However, I think they're catching on with more people. I've even noticed that my local Vons carries organic collard greens. The health ben...
By: Eat This!
FREE GREENS at a Brand New Site!!!Check it out from the Reallyitsfree Owner
2008-04-22 05:07:00 ReallyItsFree is proud to announce the launch of a NEW site called Referral Riot. It has a better script and is easier to use then other site. For the promo ReallyItsFree is offering FREE GREENS until April 30th on both of their sites. Just sign up unreferred and put in a support ticket. ReallyItsFree will also ...
75% of Greens OK with Nukes?
2008-04-18 21:15:00 Like this post? Subscribe to our RSS feed and stay up to date.Over in the TalkClimateChange section of the new Green Options Discussion Forums, my colleague Mark Seall recently wrapped-up a...
By: Green Options
Tofu with Greens & Noodles
2008-04-15 05:43:00 Lisa made this excellent vegetarian stir-fry tonight, based on a recipe in the always wonderful Fitness Food. Tofu is cubed and marinated in a mix of sauces and spices, and then quickly stir-fried with a plethora of veggies — we altered the recipe to suit what we had on hand — and thin egg ...
By: We Heart Food
IFreeCash.Net - NEW100$/Ref | Free Greens Limited | 1 Ref Cash-Out | Paying
2008-04-13 08:17:00 IFreeCash.Net Is PROUD to Present our Laptops Site - 100$/ Ref Site! Information : The site is Percentage based alike - Means - You need to get to 100 Credits [ Like 100% ] and Each offer worth for example 30 Credits [ 30% ] 20 Credits , 26 Credits , 36 Credits etc… To view our Offers ...
Big Brother Vs. Greens
2008-04-11 17:29:00 An exclusive investigative report in this week’s Mother Jones provides yet another compelling reason to shred and recycle your office paper: revelations about a now-defunct private security...
By: Green Options
Top Detox Foods: Greens Can Save Your Life
2008-04-10 23:28:00 Green Leafy Vegetables The healing ingredient is chlorophyll. This is nature?s household cleaner, removing environmental toxins that include heavy metals, pesticides, and air pollutants. It also protects the liver.There are commercial chlorophyll products that you can buy, but I wouldn?t unless you like the taste of liquid grass. The problem arises when you can?t get fresh picked. It may be a better idea to buy top quality ?flash frozen? than week old greens that have been stuffed into a transport truck for several days and ?sprayed? to keep them looking fresh.Head Lettuce has the least value of the green vegetables. The general rule is ?the darker the better.? But it is reported to help against yeast infections.Spinach strengthens weak blood and reduces the severity of bleeding conditions. It includes a blood cleansing or detoxifying agent. It helps with constipation and urinary tract difficulties. Do not eat large amounts of spinach if you suffer from loose stools or urinary incon...
By: Health After 40
Leafy Greens in the City Scene
2008-04-10 21:39:00 Providence, Rhode Island? The Ocean State might be the size of some counties in other parts of the country, but it’s big on going green. A local food co-op in Providence has been bringing...
By: Green Options
IFreeCash - Free Greens Everybody
2008-04-10 07:37:00 Register at 40.IFreeCash.net OR 80.IFreeCash.net and send in a support ticket for your free greens! IFreeCash network payouts Instantly ! Have been 1 Year and 4 Months in biz! Paid Out Over 77,000$ So far!! Related Posts February 5, 2008 — IFreeCash - February Promotions October 13, 2007 — IFreeCash - New promotion
War of the Greens: Trees vs. Solar Panels
2008-04-10 03:06:00 Think you’ve got property rights? Depends on which side of the solar power issue you’re on. Newsbusters Suppose you had trees on your property that served as a privacy barrier and provided shade for your home. Then imagine your eco-minded neighbor installs solar panels and demands you cut down your trees so sunlight can reach his panels. You ...
Mixed Greens, Cilantro and Purple Cabbage Salad
2008-04-09 02:28:00 My favorite ingredient to put in salad is cilantro. Adding cilantro is a great way to add fiber, Vitamin A, and lutein. Cilantro has also been found to help digestion and lower blood sugar, which makes it a great addition to any meal. It is also very cheap and can be frozen ...
:: CAJUN SALMON WITH ASIAN GREENS
2008-04-02 14:04:00 Is it me or has it been a little quiet around here recently? I think I've only just gotten back into the swing of cooking again after my little break. Sofie and I finally made the journey up to IKEA in Belfast over the weekend to get all those essential apartment items after nearly a year. We have been threatening to make the trip, since it opened in December, but it just kept getting put off- but we did it in style and spent a whopping eight hours in the store as if to make up for it! I know that's a bit mad but we did like 4 sweeps of the place and missed out on very little. I love the kitchen stuff in IKEA, and my favourite thing we got on our shopping trip was this cool little kitchen trolley thing which doubles up as both a storage unit and a work top! I particularly like this because now I can perform a mini cookery show when we have guests over! :) (Pictures coming soon!)On to the food! I cooked this dish over the weekend as a bit of an experiment and thankfully no pl...
Mustard Greens
2008-03-31 08:32:00 Serves 42 1/2 pounds of mustard greens6 slices of bacon cut into 1-inch pieces2/3 cup chopped onions1 or 2 dashes cider or red wine vinegarWaterWash the mustard greens very well and chop or tear into 1-inch pieces. Cut the 6 slices of bacon into 1-inch pieces. Fry the bacon in a pot large enough to hold the greens. Add the greens along with the chopped onions and cook, stirring with wooden spoon, until the greens are coated with the bacon grease. Cover the greens with water and season with salt. Bring to boil and cover the pot, reduce the heat, and simmer until tender. Stir occasionally and add water to prevent scorching. When the greens are the desired tenderness, increase the heat to medium-high, Bring to a boil stirring often and boil off nearly all of the excess liquid. Add vinegar, salt, pepper and sugar to taste and serve hot.
By: Sara's Kitchen
Dandelion Greens
2008-03-31 08:29:00 Serves 4A pan of dandelion greens1/2 pound of bacon1/2 cup of vinegar1/2 cup of water1/2 teaspoon of brown sugarHard boiled eggsPick a pan full of small spring dandelion leaves with no buds, wash and thoroughly drain. Cut the bacon into 1 inch pieces and fry until crisp in a separate skillet. Add the vinegar water and brown sugar to the bacon and drippings and heat to a near boil and immediately pour over greens. Allow hot skillet to cover the pan of dandelion greens for a few minutes to steam. Serve with hard boiled eggs.
By: Sara's Kitchen
Pigs Feet And Turnip Greens
2008-03-29 02:41:00 1/2 pound Fresh pig feet, split, twice 2 pounds young, tender turnip greens 3 dried red pepper (or less to taste) Salt and pepper to taste Boiling water Place pigs feet in boiling water to cover. Add the red pepper and cook until meat is almost tender. If you like it falling off the bone, then cook till tender. Thoroughly wash ...
Pet Greens Treats
2008-03-29 01:40:00 Experience the Power of Green Nutrition! Simply complete the form below and we’ll send you a sample of our Pet Greens® Treat for your pet to enjoy! http://www.bellrockgrowers.com/-freesample.html ShareThis
By: Goto Free Stuff
Greens Doonan, Sherman Elected in NY Village Elections
2008-03-19 14:19:00 Green David Doonan was elected Mayor of Greenwich, NY in voting this March 18th. He defeated current Greenwich Deputy Mayor Michael Schreiner. Election Results: Doonan 258 Schreiner 93 Village of Schuylerville Green Party member Roger Sherman ran unopposed to fill the trustee position vacated when Glenn Decker resigned in October after having served about seven months of a four-year ...
How to eat your greens
2008-03-18 12:15:00 We have written may articles on eating your greens, but because of all the benefits, we thought we would write another!!!Long time sufferers of our daily ezine at www.goals-4-life.com will know the drill. Steam your greens and then add lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. While we know that this tastes great. There are also many other benefits.The most important is in the lemon juice. Lemon juice helps to keep antioxidants in our bodies. By having lemon juice with vegetables you absorb more nutrients. Simple yet it tastes great!!!Enjoy.
Wow! Chris Tindal and the Greens win huge gains!
2008-03-18 05:16:00 The Green Party’s Chris Tindal successfully made it an air-tight battle for second place (against the NDP) in what was otherwise a Bob Rae rout of the Toronto Centre federal byelection. Congratulations to Mr. Rae. As of 1:16 a.m., with all 275 polls reporting, the results (in order of votes) are: Bob Rae (LPC): 14,187 (59.2%) El-Farouk Khaki (NDP): 3,299 (13.8%) Chris ...
?GM Foods and Biodiversity?, IWC?s Monthly Online Chat
2008-03-17 05:59:00 Chat on 18th March 2008 Log in to IndianWildlifeclub.com for an online chat on “Genetically Modified Crops and Biodiversity” between 7.30 PM (IST) and 8.30 PM (IST) on 18th March 2008. The chat will be moderated by Ms Saraswati Kavula, who is is a documentary Film Maker from Andhra Pradesh. Click Here to reach the chat room on the ...
By: Delhi Greens
A Guide to Greens for Salads
2008-03-12 20:27:00 Mixing a good salad lies in combining textures. For example, the crispness of romaine with the softness of butter lettuce, colors - the red of radicchio and the dark green of watercress, shapes - the round leaves of mache, the tangled leaves of curly endive, flavors - bitterness of endive, pepperiness of arugula, blandness of iceberg, tartness of sorrel. It is generally wise to start with milder greens (butter lettuce, romaine) and accent them with spicy, bitter, and tart greens. However, it is also possible to make a salad of just one green - endive, iceberg, romaine, spinach - with appropriate accents.Arugula (rocket, roquette, rugula) - thin leaves with peppery flavor, sue sparingly.Belgian endive (witloof chicory) - white, multileaved heads, mild but bitter.Butter lettuce (and Bibb, Boston, limestone, buttercrunch) - loose-leaved heads, tender texture, and sweet, buttery flavor.Curly endive (chicory) - curly leaves ranging from dark green to pale green, prickly and bitter taste,...
Whither the Wilderness
2008-03-10 19:40:00 After having retired from advertising and marketing field, Mohan Pai is now working to generate awareness and sensitivity towards wildlife and environment. Based in Bangalore, he has also authored several books, viz. The Western Ghats, Mahadayi/Mandovi River Valley, Flight of the Gods - Hindu Temples & Shrines of Goa and The Elderly (published in 2002). Whither the Wilderness There was ...
By: Delhi Greens
Greens are fired up for St. Paddy?s Day election in Toronto Centre
2008-03-09 03:11:00 GPC leader Elizabeth May, former leader Jim Harris and candidate Chris Tindal call for history to be made! It was really great to meet Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May at a rally held for Toronto Centre by-election candidate Chris Tindal. Following a very encouraging warm-up from former leader Jim Harris, Chris and Elizabeth were ...
Brewers slugger Prince Fielder now eating a Field of Greens as a vegetarian
2008-03-08 05:01:00 Prince Fielder ate nearly half a bagel in a single bite. It was an impressive display in quick consumption by the 270-pound slugger who was snacking before going out to practice in the Arizona sunshine. After all, he’s still consuming a lot of calories even though he’s no longer eating meat. The 23-year-old All-Star has ...
By: MLB News Blog
Greens launch Proud to be Green billboards
2008-03-07 05:30:00 Scoop.co.nz Greens launch 'Proud to be Green' billboardsScoop.co.nz, New- Zealand - The Green Party today launched its 'Proud to be Green' billboards in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. The billboards feature trans-Atlantic rower Rob …
May, Tindal fire up Toronto Centre Greens
2008-03-07 03:31:00 It was really great to meet Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May at a rally held for Toronto Centre by-election candidate Chris Tindal. Following a very encouraging warm-up from former leader Jim Harris, Chris and Elizabeth were pumped! (Videos to follow) It was also nice to meet some other former NDippers there and former progressive (former ...
Recipe: Polenta Lasagna with Fire Roasted Tomato Sauce
2008-03-03 15:10:00 I love polenta ? it is total comfort food and a great base for a variety of vegetables and great with tomato sauce and cheese. My favorite way to make polenta is with sundried tomatoes, olives, cheese and spinach ? put it in the fridge until it gets hard, dust it with flour and pan fry in olive oil. Served with a hearty tomato sauce it is really one of the best things to eat. This time though, I didn’t feel like frying the polenta ? I wanted something lighter but still comforting and flavorful, so I decided to use the polenta rectangles as a base for lasagna. It was really good and something I will certainly make again. This is also my contribution to Marie of Proud Italian Cook and Maryann of Finding La Dolce Vita ’s Event: Festa Italiana. All Entries due March 22nd. Please click on either of their links for participation guidelines! INGREDIENTS: for the polenta: 4 cups vegetable broth 1 cup polenta ½ cup Parmesan cheese, shredded ½ cup extra sharp cheddar, shredd...
Bittersweet Salad with Apples and Dandelion Greens
2008-03-02 21:00:00  Why, oh why did I choose Sundays? What was I thinking? I must have been on a chocolate high at the time and totally out of it. Otherwise, why on EARTH would any sane person choose Sunday morning to track her weight loss (which, at this point, is actually a misnomer; for, as of this morning, I am now tracking my weight gain. Oh, woe).  Well, I suppose I can take some small comfort in the fact that we spent all of last evening at a spectacular birthday bash for my friend Gemini I’s husband. And, given that my mouth was basically open for business between 6:00 PM and midnight last night, I’m assuming some of this is temporary (I’m hoping. . . .). Enough self-recriminations–must- move onward! And man, that gal sure knows how to throw a party. For your entertainment pleasure, I thought I’d try to remember as many as I can of the continual flow of appetizers and h’ors doeuvres that floated by all evening, aloft many a wait-staf...
Swirly 3-Greens soup
2008-02-28 09:27:00 What do you do when your fridge seems to be bordering on empty and you're too hard-pressed for time to contemplate going shopping?(1) Call a friend or sibling and shamelessly pile on for dinner(2) Run to the first restaurant you can think of(3) Order delivery(4) Force yourself to drag your lazy ass to the grocery store(5) Close your eyes, make a wish and check the contents of your fridge again :)Guess which one I picked? Yep, #5 it was! I closed my eyes and willed my fridge to become a cornucopia! I opened my eyes and dug around the fridge again ... well, it didn't quite become a horn of plenty, but I did remember to check my freezer this time. Lo! An assortment of frozen greens left over from an overabundant PO delivery! Weeeeee!!! Could I ask for more?So, the fabulous freezer of plenty had 3 varieties of greens - kale, collard and beet. Hmm ... a green soup? And I found one plump juicy heirloom tomato waiting to be eaten ... Swirly 3-Greens SoupA red swirl ... a white swirl ...S... |
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