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The fundamental hypocrisy behind the concept of "corporate social responsibility." (Food Politics). Bonus Post: The Huffington Post takes the other side.
How the diversity of products in the beverage industry is pure illusion. (Accidental Hedonist)
How to use a chef's knife with a proper claw grip. (Beyond Salmon)
17 ways to save money in the shower. (Almost Frugal)
A fascinating digital exhibit of war-era food posters. (Good-potato.com, via Freckled Citizen)
Recipe Links:
How hard can it be? Easy Roasted Lemon Potatoes. (Christie's Corner)
A delicious and impossibly easy Layered Eggplant Bake. (Thirty Bucks a Week)
An intriguing and simple Raw Spinach Bisque recipe. (The Bite Me Kitchen)
Off-Topic Links:
A powerful and deeply thought-provoking post: regrets of the dying. (Inspiration and Chai)
Some much needed common sense on global agriculture and water policy. Long, but stick with it, it's well worth it. (Greenbiz.com)
Your view of yourself is simply one perspective, and often it's an inaccurately harsh one. (Climb the Rainbow)
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6 comments:
Thanks for the shout out, Dan. Your links are always really interesting and I'm honoured to be mentioned.
Thanks for the link love!
The regrets article from Inspiration and Chai was very timely for me! Keep it up!
Interesting post (and comments) about the oligopolistic beverage industry. A good alternative to your primary grocery store for diversified beers is your local Irish or British pub. Going tonight! :D
Charmian and Taz, you are both very welcome. Keep putting out your excellent material, both of you!
Little Les: I hear you--I could go for a diversified, non-oligopolistic beer right about now too... :)
DK
The war posters and whatnot... FASCINATING. Makes me think about why we Americans eat so much potatoes too...
The regrets of the dying post is awesome as well. Amazingly, I think I only suffer from one - but that one, #1 on the list the blogger wrote, is a doozy. I have spent the last few years with a committee of other people in my head and I need to start remembering to live for myself before it's too late.
Melissa, I hear you, and feel the same way about the post on regrets. It's obviously easier said than done to live your own life rather than what others want of your life. Not to mention that many people live much of their lives totally unaware that they're not living their own life. If you know what I mean.
I suppose it's a gift just to be aware of the concept.
DK
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