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November 02, 2011 • in Exploring

Octobrrrrrrrrrrr

15 1/2 inches of snow (yes, records were broken), STILL no power (although the generator does power the coffeemaker—priorities, people!)

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October 25, 2011 • in Exploring

Gathering Mushrooms in the Wild:
Eating in the Wind

By guest blogger Tim Mountz of Happy Cat Farm.
Webster’s Dictionary says that foraging is the act of wandering in search of food. That definition makes me laugh, since I feel like I am always wandering somewhere in search of food. My favorite food to forage is Hen of the Woods.

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October 19, 2011 • in Exploring

Right2Know March, Part 2: Always
Start a Day of Protest with a
Good Breakfast

For part 1, read here. I knew right away where I had to have breakfast the morning of the Right 2 Know March in Washington, DC. No, not in bed at the Hay Adams (although I did have coffee in …

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September 30, 2011 • in Exploring

Four Things I Learned on a
Round-The-World Yacht Race

I’ve often said that I think I was a sea captain in a past life, but my son-in-law, Tony Haile, CEO of Chartbeat, actually did sail around the world. He recently wrote a blog post for his own blog that …

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September 14, 2011 • in Exploring

Come on Down to the 3rd Annual Organic Apple Festival!

Saturday, September 17th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. is the Rodale Institute’s 3rd Annual Organic Apple Festival, where you can pick your own organic apples right from the tree AND eat an organic hotdog cooked by me. On the …

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August 01, 2011 • in Exploring

7 Tips for a Healthy Vacation

By guest blogger Mao Shing Ni, DOM, PhD, ABAAHP, LAc; author of the bestselling book Secrets of Longevity. Summer is a big season for traveling. Here are some ways to keep your health and longevity intact on your journey. Flexibility …

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June 15, 2011 • in Exploring

La Boqueria of Barcelona: A Shrine to Food

In America, we think we are hot stuff because of all our growing farmer’s markets across the country. Or in Manhattan, a place like Eataly seems like a whole new invention. And then you go to Barcelona, which, like many …

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