Showing posts with label Jimmy Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmy Moore. Show all posts

Monday, April 30, 2012

Items of Interest, 30 April 2012

PJB, Is Europe Sailing on the Titanic
Thomas Fleming, Obama's War on Business (Walmart and Mexico)
Paul Gottfried, Tea Party vs. Occupy: Which is Winning?

Bin Laden: Forgotten But Not Gone

Forrest McDonald, George Washington: Today's Indispensable Man

Justin Raimondo, China's Reformist Crooks

Another review of The Way of Men.

Self-Made Men, Debunked

Attack of the Drones

The Last Man Standing by W. James Antle, III
Ron Paul's under-the-radar delegate pickups are the last obstacle on Romney's road to the nomination.
Economics:
Questioning Growth Assumptions (EB)
Can we expect the economy to keep growing? by Gail Tverberg (EB)
David S. D'Amato, Musings on May Day

The Extraenvironmentalist, Ep. 40: The Corporate Influence (low/high)

Distributism:
Msgr. Luigi Ligutti and Distributism
Practical Distributism: Innovation

Relocalization:
John Médaille, Be Not Afraid, Even of Zombies
Expanding Urban Agriculture in San Francisco
Techcrunch interview with John Robb (via his blog)
AoM: 9 Ways to Start a Fire Without Matches

Permaculture:
Best Permaculture Homesteading Books
Free permaculture eBook: The Farmers' Handbook Volume Two - Near the House I (the original)
Why Every Permaculturalist Should Own a Scythe

Peak Oil and Energy:
Post Carbon Newsletter - The REAL oil story

Catholic:
NLM: Great New Pictures from Our Lady of Walsingham
Can Beauty Save the World? | Dr. Eric Cunningham
Sandro Magister: Vatican Diary / The Holy Office puts the American sisters in the corner and After Seven Years, the Secret of Pope Ratzinger

Fr. James Schall, SJ: The Pope on tourism and on man as traveler
Zenit: Cardinal Vegliò's Opening Address at Tourism Conference [2012-04-24]
"We are convinced that tourism humanizes"
Papal Message to Tourism Conference [2012-04-23]
"Traveling, which offers us the possibility of admiring the beauty of peoples, cultures and nature, can lead to God"
Too much accomodation to the affluent and their frivolous activities by the Bishop of Rome? When will the Church confront the limitations of a system made possible by cheap energy? What happened to encouraging the faithful to humble simplicity?


Freedom Complex
On the Road to Emmaus: The Catholic Dialogue with America and Modernity by Glenn W. Olsen.

The FSSP's Roman Pastor on Tradition in the Modern Church


Written by Fr. Augustine Thompson, O.P. - Francis of Assisi: A New Biography

Bioethics:
Why Human Fetuses Are "Human": Some Thoughts

Feminism:
Robert McCain, The Million Ugly Women March
Dr. Helen comments on Kay Hymnowitz - No, Women Are Not the Second Sex Because They Choose to Work Less

Diet and Health:
MDA: Primal Resource Guide - on barefooting and VFFs
Jimmy Moore, Aren’t You Going To Respond To The Negative Attacks Against You?
9th MovNat Principle: Adaptive

Music:
Limerock by Mark O'Connor and Yo-Yo Ma

Apparently it is also a traditional Sottish and Irish tune. The SF Scottish Fiddlers played it on Sat. at the Freight.

First Listen, Sara Watkins, 'Sun Midnight Sun' (her website/MS)
NC Times article

The Vespers, "Better Now"


Movies:
AICN: Mr. Beaks And Whit Stillman Discuss The Delightful DAMSELS IN DISTRESS!

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Items of Interest, 25 January 2012

The Archdruid Report: The Myth of the Machine

Kirkpatrick Sale, The Decline of the American Empire

Paul Craig Roberts: How Dogmatic Republicans Are Sabotaging Ron Paul's Campaign (plus, via CHT, More on Ron Paul)
War Abroad, Austerity at Home

Gareth Porter on crimes committed by mercenaries: See No Evil

2012 League of the South National Conference
Please Let Rebellion Survive

Homesick Nation by Susan Matt

On James Schall, SJ: My Favorite Liberal Arts Professor and I Never Had Him for Class

Theodore Dalrymple on the value of Charles Dickens: Hard Times, Again

Relocalization:
John Robb, I started a new site: ResilientCommunities.com - Resilient Communities

Local Economies for a Global Future

The new geography of trade: Globalization’s decline may stimulate local recovery by Fred Curtis, David Ehrenfeld (EB)

Sharon Astyk, Eat the Food and Food Waste

Urban Gardens, the Future of Food

Fibershed: A case study in sourcing textiles locally by Rebecca Burgess (EB)

Farming:
Organics and Sustainability: Reflections on my New York Times Misquote by Michael Bomford (PCI)

Gene Logsdon, Talking to Animals (EB)

Economics:
The plow and the iPhone: Conservative fantasies about the miracles of the market by Robert Jensen
Challenging Republicans on the Five Myths of Inequality

Review of Growthbusters: Hooked on Growth

Peak Oil and Energy:
Fossil fuels vs. renewables: the key argument that environmentalists are missing by Kurt Cobb (EB)

Article in Nature: "Oil's tipping point has passed"

The peak oil crisis: On closing our refineries by Tom Whipple (EB)

Duncan Crary, From Suburban Sprawl to Peak Oil: Talking With James Howard Kunstler

Tom Murphy, The motion of the ocean - updated (EB)

Diet and Health:
Processed meat 'linked to pancreatic cancer'

Links Between Diet and Behaviour (pdf)

The LLVLC Show (Episode 537): Paleo Blogger David Csonka From ‘Naturally Engineered’
(mp3)

The LLVLC Show (Episode 538): Dr. Lowell Gerber Discovers Low-Carb Promotes Health & Weight Loss (mp3)

The Paleo Health & Longevity Spectrum
Vitamin K2, Menatetrenone, Weston A. Price Activator X…or Whatever…It’s Amazing

Barefoot Running and Minimalist Shoes:
Run Barefoot, Run Healthy Book Review

SeeYa Vibram FiveFingers Review

Wednesday, November 02, 2011

Items of Interest, 2 November 2011

John Médaille v. Robert Miller, again: Is Conservatism Incoherent? Or, Pogo Was Right

John Michael Greer, A Choice of Contemplations

Jim Antle, Rebooting the Republic

Distributist Review:
There Is No Such Thing as a Bank Loan by John Médaille

Move Your Money: Campaign grows to divest from "Too Big to Fail" banks to local banks, credit unions by Amy Goodman (EB)

In praise of non-debt-based money by Graham Barnes (EB)

Oikos and Logos: Chesterton's Vision of Distributism by Richard Gill (Logos)

The Human Situation 1935–1937
William McNeile Dixon (via Scott Lahti) - the lectures

The myth of the self-made yeoman by Gene Logsdon (EB)

Occupy Wall Street's Moral Ground by Kathleen Moore

Ralph Nader, The Speculator Tax

Peak oil perspective by Tom Murphy (EB)

Life without electricity by Kazuko Kojima (EB)

Classical Education:
Rush Limbaugh on Classical Studies and Latin by Dr. Christopher Perrin

An Introduction to Classical Education: A Guide for Parents (pdf)

Higher Education:
Just Don’t Go, the Sequel? By Frank Donoghue

America's Most Overrated Product: Higher Education By Marty Nemko

Diet and Health:
Balanced Bites Podcast: Episode #10 with guest Robb Wolf (mp3)

LLVLC: Wise Traditions UK Conference 2011 DVD Features 14 Hours Of Lectures By Low-Carb, Real Food Activists

Music:
Gramophone: Parsons - Sacred Music
The Cardinall's Musick / Andrew Carwood

Exclusive - Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer & Chris Thile - "Quarter Chicken Dark"
(the full episode)

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Items of Interest, 1 November 2011

Today was a rather bad day, even though the student who was disruptive (though probably through very little fault of his own) was transferred to a SDC class yesterday. I was thinking of just applying for unemployment...

Insight Scoop: Saints are sealed by God, called to be sons of God, and saved by God

Kevin Carson, To Occupy Wall Street: A “General Strike” Producing for Ourselves

Small Thinking About Small Business

Peak Moment 204: Oil Puts the Squeeze on the Economy by Yuba Gals Independent Media


Seven Billion: What Does It Mean? by William Ryerson

Rob Hopkins, New from Transition Network! A guide to embedding diversity and inclusion in Transition
It's not absolute diversity if there has to be agreement that transition is necessary. All goods other than survival are negotiable?

Women Farmers Feed the World
In West Africa, women's resistance to the new Green Revolution shows that the question of agricultural sustainability is also a question of equality.
"On that land, it's the head of household—the man—who manages it." There can't really be quality, then?

Fatou Batta: First of all, it's a question of rights. Women are key in producing food. They are working on the farm, they're producing through labor, and when it comes to using food, they are the last ones to be able to eat it. It's important to make sure those who contribute to producing the food also have access to eat equitably. In the family, usually males have the right to eat first. I think it's unfair. It's discrimination. So if we're talking about the right to food, we have to be looking at the gender imbalance.
Are the men eating alone? Or are they eating with other men in the family? I have read about the division of meals between the sexes in other cultures, with the males of the family or community eating first and separately from the females.

Maybe this is not an instance of taqiyya, but a moderate Muslim trying to give a different interpretation of Islamic teachings. But what authority does he have? The Islamic Case for Religious Liberty

Rod Dreher, Are Southern Manners Turning Bad?
In the comments you will find more criticism of the South by non-Southerners. Pathetic.

Interrupting Violence with the Message Don't Shoot

Diet and Health:
The LLVLC Show (Episode 512): Must-See Health Documentaries From Kristin Canty And Eric Merola (Farmageddon and Burzynski)
mp3

Catholic:
Dominican Liturgy: Concede nobis: Responsory for All Saints Day

Books:
'Tinker, Tailor': The Greatest Spy Story Ever Told by John Powers

Music:
An Anonymous 4 Retrospective

5.11 Tactical Pant Fit Comparison

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Items of Interest, 25 September 2011

The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions: Guideposts of Limited Government
by WILLIAM J. WATKINS, JR.*

David S. D'Amato, Politics as Rich Man’s Sport

Ignoring Daniel Yergin by Kurt Cobb (EB)
There is a vast audience of people out there who, as I said, have never heard of Daniel Yergin, and who have never even heard the words "peak oil." The elected officials who guide our policy will do little to address peak oil and related issues until voters communicate that these are top priorities that will affect elections. Beyond this there is the issue of encouraging personal preparedness, something that is in large part outside the scope of government policy.

Robert Nisbet and the Idea of Community by Fred Donovan Hill

Chef Mark Newsome at the Joshua Wilton House

Jimmy Moore, Book Review: Paleo Comfort Foods by Julie & Charles Mayfield

The LLVLC Show (Episode 500): Celebrating Our 500th Episode With 40 Former Interview Guests (mp3)

John Hartford, "Oh Yeah": Documentary of his life and music

Monday, September 19, 2011

Items of Interest, 19 September 2011

Dr. Fleming: Getting Real Again

Rush is right about the basic point though, and this is a subject I have been meditating on for years. Justice demands that the guilty, not the innocent pay, and the guilty parties to the national debt are the congressmen and officials of both parties who took bribes and pandered to the lobbyists and ward heelers. When elected legislators and bureaucrats go into debt, it is their fault as much as it is the fault of the board of directors and managers of a business. Let the responsible parties be held accountable. If every member of Congress and White House flunkey who got us into this mess were held responsible, we’d have about 500 people to pay back the trillions of debt they–not we–owe.

Thoughts on the British Riots by Mark A. Signorelli ·
He may be blaming Uhmerican culture too much for the riots.

Medievalists.net: Burgundian Costume: Being a study of women’s formal dress of Northern Europe, especially Burgundy and Flanders, in the later half of the 15th century
Hildegard of Bingen (1098–1179) and Her Music Drama Ordo virtutum: A critical review of the scholarship and some new suggestions

NLM: Fr. Guy Nicholls on Chant and Mass Propers

Gun seller who helped ATF had doubts about the sting

San Francisco CSA Roundup

Diet:
Jimmy Moore: The LLVLC Show (Episode 499): Jamie Scott Pushing Paleo In New Zealand, Green Deane Is A Modern-Day Low-Carb Forager (mp3)
Chris Masterjohn: An addendum to How to Do a Proper Self-Experiment, and Why Your "N" Doesn't Technically Equal "1"

Barefoot Running and Minimalist Footware:
The Natural Foot: Loosing Faith in Instincts, Movement and Intuitive Sensation - C&NN Connect
Hiking the Smoky Mountains in Toe Shoes
From 2008: That rather famous piece, "You Walk Wrong."


NYT: Wilma Lee Cooper Grand Ole Opry Singer Dies at 90
CMT
Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper






Rebel Records

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Items of Interest, 14 September 2011

Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Atonement Online: Litany of the Holy Cross




FSSPX News:
Catholic News
Rorate Caeli: COMMUNIQUÉ OF THE HOLY SEE: MEETING BETWEEN THE CONGREGATION FOR THE DOCTRINE OF THE FAITH AND THE FRATERNITY OF SAINT PIUS X
[Vatican] FSSPX : Communiqué de la Congrégation pour la Doctrine de la Foi
Rorate Caeli: Official Interview with Bishop Bernard Fellay (DICI)
Insight Scoop

Christianity:
Fr. Christopher Colven Reflects on Anglican Patrimony

Hieromonk Maximos: We all have work to do

Jeffrey Tucker, Sing the Liturgy of the Hours

To Be Free or Not to Be. Welsh Christianity at the Crossroads

Fr. Anthony Ho: CACCLC 2011

Truth, Goodness, Beauty: The Revolutionary Traditionalist
FB Page

The Spearhead: A Father Cannot Be a Mother And He Should Not Try

Distributist Review:
Distributism and Marxism
The Restoration

Transition Voice: Peak Oil Explained Graphically
Lester Brown, Learning from China: Why the Existing Model Will Fail (EB)
Small farms create more jobs by Gene Logsdon (EB)

Health and Diet:
Karen De Coster on the Lew Rockwell Show: 223. Government Hates Good Health (mp3)
Fast Plaeo: Bacon Jam
Paleo enthusiasts turn the "caveman diet" into a lifestyle
Paleo Diet, Part 1
CrossFit – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Kettlebell Swing…
The Internet's Low Carb Standard Setter, Jimmy Moore
Grassfed Fat, the Lost Delicacy

Barefoot Running and Minimalist Footwear:



DASH RunAmocs

TV:
Interview with Julian Fellowes
Inspector Lewis: Laurence Fox Takes Fan Questions

Friday, September 02, 2011

Items of Interest, 2 September 2011

Iconography: David Clayton, Should Theology Govern the Process of Painting as well the Product?

The Augustinian Canons come to America: Canons Offer New Way of Life for American Priests, Part One

Political Issues:
Martin reviews Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt by Paul Edward Gottfried

I Voted for Obama, Now I'm Voting for Ron Paul



His forthcoming book: Folks, This Ain't Normal


Economics and Economy:
The Great Bank Robbery - Nassim Nicholas Taleb and Mark Spitznagel - Project Syndicate

Michael Shedlock, Global Recession, Right Here, Right Now: Japan's Capital Spending Plummets; Eurozone PMI, UK PMI, US ISM ex-Inventory, China Exports in Contraction

North Dakota’s Economic “Miracle”—It’s Not Oil

Food insecurity and the conflict trap by Mark Notaras (EB)

A report on Prince Charles's speech at Georgetown: Princely Advice by Chad Hellwinckel (EB)

Coming round the dark mountain part 2: the shaman and the village by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)

California:
Bruce S. Thorton, The Other California
How the San Joaquin Valley makes modern life possible

California AB 889 — the State climbs further into your home

Libya:
Bored UCLA Student Joins Libyan Rebels
It's a TOTAL war, monsieur by Pepe Escobar
WILLIAM BLUM, Libya and the World We Live In


Sports:
Rugby World Cup to make US network TV debut

Health and Diet:
Hank's Journey: Chris Masterjohn Interview | LCJ Podcast #38 (mp3)
The LLVLC Show (Episode 493): The LCHF Revolution Led By Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt In Sweden And Dr. Sofie Hexeberg In Norway (mp3)

High LDL on Paleo Revisited: Low Carb & the Thyroid

Someone has created minimalist sandals:
Branca Barefoot Running Sandals Review (Minimalist Sandals)

Movies:
NPR:   A Graceful Search For 'Higher Ground' by David Edelstein
"Vera Farmiga's Higher Ground centers on a woman who joins and, after a decade, flees a fundamentalist religious order, but the tone isn't irreverent."
What is a fundamentalist religious order? How about sect?

Apple

Clothing: A new product from TAD: Spartan Pant

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Items of Interest, 31 August 2011

Joel Salatin: How to Prepare for A Future Increasingly Defined By Localized Food & Energy (mp3)

City Forest Farming
Gene Logsdon, The Contrary Farmer, Mulligan Books

Monsanto’s cotton strategy wears thin (EB)
April Davila, Our World 2.0

Facing the new reality (EB)
Various contributors including Sharon Astyk, Nate Hagens, Richard Heinberg, Dmitry Orlov..., Community Action Partnership
The full report (pdf).

Review: Life Without Oil by Steve Hallett With John Wright (EB)
Frank Kaminski, Mud City Press

Carson Rejoinder to Gregory

Lloyd Kramer: Why the History of Nationalism Matters in a Global Age, Part 1
Lloyd Kramer: Why the History of Nationalism Matters in a Global Age, Part 2

What about the problem of scale in relation to identity-formation? He does not seem to address this. (A proper scale enables one to make judgments about how much consolidation is necessary.)

Kelley B. Vlahos, Who Says Obama’s Bad for Business?

Lew Rockwell interviews Donald W. Miller, Jr. MD: Government Is Sending Us to Early Graves

The Paleo Solution – Episode 95 (mp3) - (an interview with William Davis MD, author of Wheat Belly)

The LLVLC Show (Episode 492): Dr. Ernest Curtis Exposes The ‘Cholesterol Delusion’ And Low-Carb Physician Dr. Steven Horvitz (mp3)

Counterpunch:
MAXIMILIAN C. FORTE, The Top Ten Myths in the War Against Libya
DIANA JOHNSTONE, Gaddafi’s Libya as Demon
PATRICK COCKBURN, Islamists at the Heart of the Libyan Rebellion

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Gary Taubes talks with Jimmy Moore about his appearance on Dr. Oz

Taubes vs. Oz Special And Ben Hewitt Interview (Episode 456) (mp3)

(via the blog and FB)

Also in this episode, Mr. Moore talks with Ben Hewitt, author of The Town That Food Saved.

Plus: It's Not About the Calories
Why existing efforts to combat childhood obesity are bound to fail.
By Gary Taubes