Showing posts with label barefoot running. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barefoot running. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 07, 2012
A Barefoot Running Debate: BORN TO RUN
The description for the video:
In this episode of BOOKD, find out what a podiatrist, an urban caveman, a professor of evolutionary biology, a world record setting masters runner, and author Christopher McDougall have to say about BORN TO RUN and the barefoot running debate.
Dr. Michael Perlstein is a podiatrist who owns his own medical practice and goes by the name of Brooklyn Foot Doc. To learn more about him, visit his website: http://www.brooklynfootdoc.com/
John Durant has been taking a paleo approach to health for the past several years. He is a founder of Barefoot Runners NYC and writes about being an urban caveman on his own blog: http://www.hunter-gatherer.com/
Dr. Daniel Lieberman is a professor of evolutionary biology at Harvard University. Not only is he interviewed in the book, his studies greatly contribute to the idea that humans are born to run.
Kathy Martin is a real estate agent who, in her 40s, discovered a gift for running. She has set nine American and two world records in her age group.
Christopher McDougall is a journalist and author best known for his book, BORN TO RUN. To learn more about him, his book and the barefoot running debate, visit www.chrismcdougall.com
Friday, June 29, 2012
Friday, June 08, 2012
Items of Interest, 8 June 2012
Ron Paul and the Sex Selection Abortion Ban
The New Liberal Apocalypse by Jordan Bloom
Landrieu: The King of The Mystically Imbecilic Krewe of Tacchzuss
The Detached Vision By MICHAEL OAKESHOTT
The Confederate Colonel: Michael Hill, Egalitarian Democracy, the Universal Wolf
The Amendment that Destroyed America
What’s Behind the HHS Mandate? by Gerard V. Bradley
Former president of APA says organization controlled by ‘gay rights’ movement
17-year-old tells world leaders to step up, give her a future by Greg Hanscom
Christopher Dawson on Liberalism, Part III by Brad Birzer, TIC Co-editor
Anthony Esolen, Liberality, The Fifth Lively Virtue
Flannery O'Connor: The Story of a Southern Soul
Kirk Center: Summer 2012 Reading
Memo From Middle America | DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES’ Eva Longoria And The Failure Of Mexican Assimilation
Daniel McCarthy, From the Nation State to the New Church
Gamesmanship for a New Dark Age
Statism Means Culture War By ROBERT P. MURPHY
From gay marriage to education, state intervention pits citizen against citizen.
The American Empire:
Daniel McCarthy, Preparing for a Post-Imperial Future
Inside America’s Controversial Commando Conference
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Drones
Blowback and the Consequences of Obama's Foreign Policies
The Army’s Flawed Resilience-Training Study by STEPHEN SOLDZ and ROY EIDELSON
Islam:
Robin Hood, King Arthur, Muhammad by Howard Kainz
Agrarianism and Relocalization:
Cultivating Freedom By LEWIS MCCRARY (a feature on Joel Salatin)
A report on the truth of food deserts (pdf)
Small-Scale Slaughterhouses Aim To Put The 'Local' Back In Local Meat
A Review of the Localization Reader
Environmentalism:
Orion Magazine: Wendell Berry, Tim DeChristopher, and Teri Blanton discuss principled activism, April 15, 2011 (mp3)
Loaded Words BY DERRICK JENSEN
Writing as a combat discipline
The Human Costs of Fracking
An 80-Year License to Kill? by KARL GROSSMAN (nuclear power)
Catholic:
The Teen Porn Epidemic and What to Do About It
Why Isn’t Pornography Beautiful? by Mattias Caro
Fr. Z, My idea of concelebration
A little too traditionalist? I think Bouyer (and the Christian East) certainly would disagree with the multiplicity of private Masses, rather than a communal Mass, though not all priests present would be obliged to concelebrate. They could fill other clerical roles.
They show us what to be living for by Archbishop Jose Gomez
The reality is hard to believe
(on the Cristeros)
Why it's okay to be against heresy and for imposing one's will on others by Father Robert Barron
Liturgical Developments for the Anglican Ordinariate
Orthodox:
The True Self and the Story of Me
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diocleia on the Economic Crisis
Feminism:
Jack Donovan, Paycheck Fairness, “Legibility,” and a Recipe for Failure
The Problem With Patriarchy
Diet and Health:
Barefoot Running: Paleo-Fact Or Paleo-Fad?
The Real Deal on Adrenal Fatigue – Guest post on RobbWolf.com
Free the Animal: Paleos & Primals: YOU are the Key, not Disney or Michelle Obama
Tip 364: Train Like Your Ancestors: Tips to Achieve Optimal Health and Body Composition
Government not punishing individuals who choose to imbibe soda or compelling dietary decisions, just banning the product because it is unhealthy or dangerous. OK or not?
What Is Food? By MARK BITTMAN
Dating:
Final Exam – Navigating the SMP
Theology of Game
History:
‘De novo modo’: The birth of fashion in the Middle Ages
Misc:
What Duvet Said – The Tank (Crazy About You Cha Cha)
http://www.roguetwo.com/what-duvet-said-the-tank-crazy-about-you-cha-cha/
http://www.whatduvetsaid.com/audio/wds060712.mp3
Mevio
Tim Kennedy | I Want To Quit Fighting And Go Back To War
Tim Kennedy performs "Part of Me" by Katy Perry
The New Liberal Apocalypse by Jordan Bloom
Landrieu: The King of The Mystically Imbecilic Krewe of Tacchzuss
The Detached Vision By MICHAEL OAKESHOTT
The Confederate Colonel: Michael Hill, Egalitarian Democracy, the Universal Wolf
The Amendment that Destroyed America
What’s Behind the HHS Mandate? by Gerard V. Bradley
Former president of APA says organization controlled by ‘gay rights’ movement
17-year-old tells world leaders to step up, give her a future by Greg Hanscom
Christopher Dawson on Liberalism, Part III by Brad Birzer, TIC Co-editor
Anthony Esolen, Liberality, The Fifth Lively Virtue
Flannery O'Connor: The Story of a Southern Soul
Kirk Center: Summer 2012 Reading
Memo From Middle America | DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES’ Eva Longoria And The Failure Of Mexican Assimilation
Daniel McCarthy, From the Nation State to the New Church
Gamesmanship for a New Dark Age
Statism Means Culture War By ROBERT P. MURPHY
From gay marriage to education, state intervention pits citizen against citizen.
The American Empire:
Daniel McCarthy, Preparing for a Post-Imperial Future
Inside America’s Controversial Commando Conference
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Drones
Blowback and the Consequences of Obama's Foreign Policies
The Army’s Flawed Resilience-Training Study by STEPHEN SOLDZ and ROY EIDELSON
Islam:
Robin Hood, King Arthur, Muhammad by Howard Kainz
Agrarianism and Relocalization:
Cultivating Freedom By LEWIS MCCRARY (a feature on Joel Salatin)
A report on the truth of food deserts (pdf)
Small-Scale Slaughterhouses Aim To Put The 'Local' Back In Local Meat
A Review of the Localization Reader
Environmentalism:
Orion Magazine: Wendell Berry, Tim DeChristopher, and Teri Blanton discuss principled activism, April 15, 2011 (mp3)
Loaded Words BY DERRICK JENSEN
Writing as a combat discipline
The Human Costs of Fracking
An 80-Year License to Kill? by KARL GROSSMAN (nuclear power)
Catholic:
The Teen Porn Epidemic and What to Do About It
Why Isn’t Pornography Beautiful? by Mattias Caro
Fr. Z, My idea of concelebration
A little too traditionalist? I think Bouyer (and the Christian East) certainly would disagree with the multiplicity of private Masses, rather than a communal Mass, though not all priests present would be obliged to concelebrate. They could fill other clerical roles.
They show us what to be living for by Archbishop Jose Gomez
The reality is hard to believe
(on the Cristeros)
Why it's okay to be against heresy and for imposing one's will on others by Father Robert Barron
Liturgical Developments for the Anglican Ordinariate
Orthodox:
The True Self and the Story of Me
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diocleia on the Economic Crisis
Feminism:
Jack Donovan, Paycheck Fairness, “Legibility,” and a Recipe for Failure
The Problem With Patriarchy
Diet and Health:
Barefoot Running: Paleo-Fact Or Paleo-Fad?
The Real Deal on Adrenal Fatigue – Guest post on RobbWolf.com
Free the Animal: Paleos & Primals: YOU are the Key, not Disney or Michelle Obama
Tip 364: Train Like Your Ancestors: Tips to Achieve Optimal Health and Body Composition
Government not punishing individuals who choose to imbibe soda or compelling dietary decisions, just banning the product because it is unhealthy or dangerous. OK or not?
What Is Food? By MARK BITTMAN
Dating:
Final Exam – Navigating the SMP
Theology of Game
History:
‘De novo modo’: The birth of fashion in the Middle Ages
Misc:
What Duvet Said – The Tank (Crazy About You Cha Cha)
http://www.roguetwo.com/what-duvet-said-the-tank-crazy-about-you-cha-cha/
http://www.whatduvetsaid.com/audio/wds060712.mp3
Mevio
Tim Kennedy | I Want To Quit Fighting And Go Back To War
Tim Kennedy performs "Part of Me" by Katy Perry
Sunday, May 06, 2012
Tried to jam my feet into some VFFs at REI this afternoon. Now I know how Cinderella's stepsisters felt. But I didn't cut off any parts of my feet to make them fit. I need a personal cordwainer who specializes in minimalist footwarer. A job for the post-carbon era? VFFs and I were not meant to be, apparently. There are other Asians who can wear VFFs, but is the shoe more suitable for white people than Asians? The thing about VFFs is that they are at least wide enough to accomodate my feet. I do not think that is true of the other minimalist shoes that are currently available.
I also tried on some Arc'teryx jackets. Don't bother if you have a gut. My midsection was ok, but the sleeves fit poorly or there were other problems. Now will there be post-carbon tailors making fleeces and other such jackets?
I also tried on some Arc'teryx jackets. Don't bother if you have a gut. My midsection was ok, but the sleeves fit poorly or there were other problems. Now will there be post-carbon tailors making fleeces and other such jackets?
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!
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!
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Minimalist Running
The Key To Successful Minimalist Running
by Danny Abshire and Brian Metzler
Online Shoes
NaturalFootGear intoduces some new shoes.
AltraZeroDrop
Vancouver Running Symposium
by Danny Abshire and Brian Metzler
Online Shoes
NaturalFootGear intoduces some new shoes.
AltraZeroDrop
Vancouver Running Symposium
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Items, 13 March 2012
Daniel Larison, Thomas More and Utopia
A review of one of Forrest McDonald's books, The American Presidency: The Living Embodiment of the Nation by Phillip G. Henderson
A Burke for Our Times by Mark A. Signorelli
Prince Charles: Philosopher Prince by Rod Dreher
Patrick Deneen's lecture in the National Cathedral.
"The Black Swan" author Nassim Taleb Cheers Ron Paul's Economic Platform on CNBC
Rob Hopkins, Here are three ingredients. Now form an initiative
Barefoot Running:
Principles of Natural Running with Dr. Mark Cucuzzella
Byzantine Studies at Notre Dame Expands Research Resources
TV:
ROBERT SEAN LEONARD: FIRST ‘HOUSE’ THE BEST
Will William Wallace scream for freedom from televisions worldwide?
Shawn Ryan and Gregg Hurwitz Bring U.S. Marshal Drama To TNT
Hollywood, where are all the Asian Guys?
Daniel Dae Kim is doing all right. If sufficient numbers of white female viewers found Asian men attractive, wouldn't we see more of them on TV and in movies?
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops: Hooked On Old-Time Sounds
A review of one of Forrest McDonald's books, The American Presidency: The Living Embodiment of the Nation by Phillip G. Henderson
A Burke for Our Times by Mark A. Signorelli
Prince Charles: Philosopher Prince by Rod Dreher
Patrick Deneen's lecture in the National Cathedral.
"The Black Swan" author Nassim Taleb Cheers Ron Paul's Economic Platform on CNBC
Rob Hopkins, Here are three ingredients. Now form an initiative
Barefoot Running:
Principles of Natural Running with Dr. Mark Cucuzzella
Byzantine Studies at Notre Dame Expands Research Resources
TV:
ROBERT SEAN LEONARD: FIRST ‘HOUSE’ THE BEST
Will William Wallace scream for freedom from televisions worldwide?
Shawn Ryan and Gregg Hurwitz Bring U.S. Marshal Drama To TNT
Hollywood, where are all the Asian Guys?
Daniel Dae Kim is doing all right. If sufficient numbers of white female viewers found Asian men attractive, wouldn't we see more of them on TV and in movies?
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops: Hooked On Old-Time Sounds
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Items of Interest, 1 March 2012
Fabius Maximus: Ask the mineshaft: what’s gone wrong with America? The decay spreads faster than I imagined possible.
Mumbo Jumble: The underwhelming response of the American economics profession to the crisis by Philip Mirowski (EB)
Philip Giraldi, Corruption and the Citizen, American Style
Paul Gottfried, How England Helped Start the Great War
Counterpunch:
How Empires Fall by Andy Kroll
How The Media Got The Parchin Access Story Wrong by Gareth Porter
Our Gang of War Criminals by Dave Lindorff
Why Raising the Minimum Wage is a Winning Issue by Ralph Nader
“The Gray”: A Man’s Movie by Jon Basil Utley
The Private Man on hats.
Darian Worden, Preventing a Syria Scenario
Alternative Right:
The Once-Weres and the Could-Have-Beens by Derek Turner
Why Conservatives Always Lose by Alex Kurtagic
The Soul of Western Man: Making Our Appeal by Paul Deussen
Good luck, as Alternative Right may be perceived as a WN website.
Hold the Genocide, Please By Andy Nowicki
Boer Self-Determination as a Just Cause
I am reminded of the movie Safe House; there's a scene involving a street demonstration by blacks and whites. I suppose there may still be some liberal whites in South Africa who believe in multiracial harmony, especially among the youth. Once they decided to share power was the black-on-white violence inevitable? How do you protect yourself against a numerically superior group in a "democracy"? If the whites couldn't partition a separate state for themselves, they should have just left (as many are doing now).
His evaluation of the greatest hits of Whitney Houston.
Spengler on demographic decline: The fifth horseman of the apocalypse.
Relocalization:
Book Review: Tiny Homes, Simple Shelter: Scaling Back In The 21st Century
Peak Oil and Energy:
$5 Gas = Long, Hot, Crazy Summer by Richard Heinberg (EB)
Great Decisions: Energy Geopolitics by Daniel Lerch (EB)
Great Decisions - February 3, 2012 - Energy Geopolitics: Daniel Lerch from World Affairs Council of Oregon on Vimeo.
The Peak Oil Crisis: A Breakthrough? by Tom Whipple (EB)
Future of food in Japan by Brendan Barrett and Mark Notaras (EB)
Diet and Health:
The Paleo Eating Basics: An Interview with Free the Animal Creator Richard Nikoley
Catholic:
Johnny Cash vs. MTD
Fr. Z: Benedictine Monks at Norcia have a new video on their way of life: Quaerere Deum… To Seek God.
Feminism:
Lila Rose posts the following on FB - Celebrate Women’s History Month with America’s Original Feminists
Alas, there is very little to admire in the first feminists not much to praise in the positions, given how radical they truly were. Self-proclaimed Catholic feminists do not understand this, believing that they are acceptable merely because they are against abortion and endorse true equality. See Full of Grace, Seasoned with Salt.
Bargaining in the shadow of the law.
Raising Conservative Daughters (What if Your Daughter Divorces)
The Celebrity of Female
History:
Chuck Baldwin, Remembering the Alamo
The Cost of Capital and Medieval Agricultural Technique
The Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa: The Culture and Practice of Crusading in Medieval Iberia
Music:
The Bit That I Don't Get - Katie Melua - LIVE - ARD Morgenmagazin - DAS ERSTE
The passing of Davy Jones...
The Grascals - Last Train To Clarksville
They used to air the show on one of the local channels when I was a child, but I never was absorbed into it. A bit too foreign, the music and everything.
Mumbo Jumble: The underwhelming response of the American economics profession to the crisis by Philip Mirowski (EB)
Philip Giraldi, Corruption and the Citizen, American Style
Paul Gottfried, How England Helped Start the Great War
Counterpunch:
How Empires Fall by Andy Kroll
How The Media Got The Parchin Access Story Wrong by Gareth Porter
Our Gang of War Criminals by Dave Lindorff
Why Raising the Minimum Wage is a Winning Issue by Ralph Nader
“The Gray”: A Man’s Movie by Jon Basil Utley
The Private Man on hats.
Darian Worden, Preventing a Syria Scenario
Alternative Right:
The Once-Weres and the Could-Have-Beens by Derek Turner
Why Conservatives Always Lose by Alex Kurtagic
The Soul of Western Man: Making Our Appeal by Paul Deussen
Good luck, as Alternative Right may be perceived as a WN website.
Hold the Genocide, Please By Andy Nowicki
Boer Self-Determination as a Just Cause
I am reminded of the movie Safe House; there's a scene involving a street demonstration by blacks and whites. I suppose there may still be some liberal whites in South Africa who believe in multiracial harmony, especially among the youth. Once they decided to share power was the black-on-white violence inevitable? How do you protect yourself against a numerically superior group in a "democracy"? If the whites couldn't partition a separate state for themselves, they should have just left (as many are doing now).
His evaluation of the greatest hits of Whitney Houston.
Spengler on demographic decline: The fifth horseman of the apocalypse.
Relocalization:
Book Review: Tiny Homes, Simple Shelter: Scaling Back In The 21st Century
Peak Oil and Energy:
$5 Gas = Long, Hot, Crazy Summer by Richard Heinberg (EB)
Great Decisions: Energy Geopolitics by Daniel Lerch (EB)
Great Decisions - February 3, 2012 - Energy Geopolitics: Daniel Lerch from World Affairs Council of Oregon on Vimeo.
The Peak Oil Crisis: A Breakthrough? by Tom Whipple (EB)
Future of food in Japan by Brendan Barrett and Mark Notaras (EB)
Diet and Health:
The Paleo Eating Basics: An Interview with Free the Animal Creator Richard Nikoley
Catholic:
Johnny Cash vs. MTD
Fr. Z: Benedictine Monks at Norcia have a new video on their way of life: Quaerere Deum… To Seek God.
Feminism:
Lila Rose posts the following on FB - Celebrate Women’s History Month with America’s Original Feminists
Alas, there is very little to admire in the first feminists not much to praise in the positions, given how radical they truly were. Self-proclaimed Catholic feminists do not understand this, believing that they are acceptable merely because they are against abortion and endorse true equality. See Full of Grace, Seasoned with Salt.
Bargaining in the shadow of the law.
Raising Conservative Daughters (What if Your Daughter Divorces)
The Celebrity of Female
History:
Chuck Baldwin, Remembering the Alamo
The Cost of Capital and Medieval Agricultural Technique
The Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa: The Culture and Practice of Crusading in Medieval Iberia
Music:
The Bit That I Don't Get - Katie Melua - LIVE - ARD Morgenmagazin - DAS ERSTE
The passing of Davy Jones...
The Grascals - Last Train To Clarksville
They used to air the show on one of the local channels when I was a child, but I never was absorbed into it. A bit too foreign, the music and everything.
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
The 100-Up Technique
Recently featured in a video for this piece in the NYT Magazine by Christopher McDougall. More from Mr. McDougall: the barefoot MD, in his own words, 100-up and the vampire bite (aka, plantar fasciitis) (via Mikolka Inquiries).
Learn the 100-Up
Naturally Engineered: The 100 Up Exercise: Method for Training Barefoot Running Form
100 Up Technique and Followup Post and 100 Up Firestorm
Learn the 100-Up
Naturally Engineered: The 100 Up Exercise: Method for Training Barefoot Running Form
100 Up Technique and Followup Post and 100 Up Firestorm
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
More items of interest, 8 November 2011
Diet and Health:
KCBS: HealthWatch: What’s In The Paleo Diet?
HealthWatch: Caveman Diet Helps Diabetics In UCSF Study
Daveman GROKS! - Episode 1: Origins
Reminds me a bit of Stephen Lang in Terra Nova.
Barefoot Running:
Daniel Lieberman - Running Barefoot
Catholic:
The Mozarabic Rite: "Canon" to Communion and Dismissal
Insight Scoop: Blessed Duns Scotus, faithful disciple of Saint Francis
New book examines the Cistercians in Wales
History:
The Emergence of the Medieval Family by Andrew Theyken Bench
Music:
Anonymous 4 Retrace The Steps Of Their 14th-Century Sisters
Renaissance Music In Theory
Renaissance Bad Boys
Cappella Romana and St. Vlad's seminarians sing together
Clothing and Gear:
T.A.G. GO BAG
KCBS: HealthWatch: What’s In The Paleo Diet?
HealthWatch: Caveman Diet Helps Diabetics In UCSF Study
Daveman GROKS! - Episode 1: Origins
Reminds me a bit of Stephen Lang in Terra Nova.
Barefoot Running:
Daniel Lieberman - Running Barefoot
Catholic:
The Mozarabic Rite: "Canon" to Communion and Dismissal
Insight Scoop: Blessed Duns Scotus, faithful disciple of Saint Francis
New book examines the Cistercians in Wales
History:
The Emergence of the Medieval Family by Andrew Theyken Bench
Music:
Anonymous 4 Retrace The Steps Of Their 14th-Century Sisters
Renaissance Music In Theory
Renaissance Bad Boys
Cappella Romana and St. Vlad's seminarians sing together
The Two Man Gentlemen Band - I Like to Party With Girls from Live & Breathing on Vimeo.
The Two Men Gentlemen BandClothing and Gear:
ARC'TERYX Fall 2011 from ARC'TERYX on Vimeo.
T.A.G. GO BAG
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
More items of interest, 2 November 2011
Pie Ranch:
Local Food: No Elitist Plot by MARK BITTMAN
Christopher McDougall, The Once and Future Way to Run
One of Anthony Bourdain's favorites, Jacques Pépin --
Jacques Pépin: How to Make an Omelet
Music:
Baroque Band is coming to the Bay Area this weekend.
SFEMS: Meet Gerry Clarke
Susan Boyle - Enjoy The Silence
TV:
AllKpop: Invincible Youth 2 Preview Revealed
Missing the original cast already...
NPR: Bill Nighy: From Love Actually to Page Eight
Share the Pie. from + M productions on Vimeo.
Local Food: No Elitist Plot by MARK BITTMAN
Christopher McDougall, The Once and Future Way to Run
One of Anthony Bourdain's favorites, Jacques Pépin --
Jacques Pépin: How to Make an Omelet
Music:
Baroque Band is coming to the Bay Area this weekend.
SFEMS: Meet Gerry Clarke
Susan Boyle - Enjoy The Silence
TV:
AllKpop: Invincible Youth 2 Preview Revealed
Missing the original cast already...
NPR: Bill Nighy: From Love Actually to Page Eight
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Items of Interest, 22 October 2011
Imaginative Conservative: Divine Right of Kings is NOT Catholic
The Spirit of Distributism: What Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party Have in Common
The Constitution Is on Life-Support by Gary North
Kidding ourselves about future MENA oil production by Gail Tverberg (EB)
This barefoot man won't put on shoes for anyone
Angry Trainer Approved: Vibram’s Five Fingers
Catholic:
John Zmirak, The Future of Crisis
Our local deacon, Ron Hansen...
The full episode of The World After.
Pop Culture:
Coldplay: Four Best Friends Powered by Chemistry
George Clooney on Letterman.
CBS
The Spirit of Distributism: What Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party Have in Common
The Constitution Is on Life-Support by Gary North
Kidding ourselves about future MENA oil production by Gail Tverberg (EB)
This barefoot man won't put on shoes for anyone
Angry Trainer Approved: Vibram’s Five Fingers
Catholic:
John Zmirak, The Future of Crisis
Our local deacon, Ron Hansen...
The full episode of The World After.
Pop Culture:
Coldplay: Four Best Friends Powered by Chemistry
George Clooney on Letterman.
CBS
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Items of Interest, 19 October 2011
The energy trap by Tom Murphy (EB)
Richard Heinberg and Helena Norberg-Hodge Discuss the End of Growth (mp3)
Four Reasons Why We Need Less Gas
This is Your (Occupied) Land by Rebecca Solnit (Tom Dispatch)
On the solidarity economy: A Q&A with Mira Luna by Mira Luna (EB)
British 'Big Society' Author Sees Hope For Detroit
The Press and Panetta by WINSLOW T. WHEELER
Midnight in America by W. James Antle, III
A conversation with Pat Buchanan about his new book, released today.
Legionaries of Christ:
"Regnum Christi," the lay movement linked to "Legionaries of Christ", to become autonomous
Life After RC: Initial conclusions for 3gf/m and Is there hope for autonomy?
21 Days Away From Dumping the Federal Food Pyramid by Karen De CoSTER (on Mark Sisson's new book)
Dear Mark: Transformation Edition
Prince Harry A Fan of Barefoot Running
Richard Heinberg and Helena Norberg-Hodge Discuss the End of Growth (mp3)
Four Reasons Why We Need Less Gas
This is Your (Occupied) Land by Rebecca Solnit (Tom Dispatch)
On the solidarity economy: A Q&A with Mira Luna by Mira Luna (EB)
British 'Big Society' Author Sees Hope For Detroit
The Press and Panetta by WINSLOW T. WHEELER
Midnight in America by W. James Antle, III
A conversation with Pat Buchanan about his new book, released today.
Legionaries of Christ:
"Regnum Christi," the lay movement linked to "Legionaries of Christ", to become autonomous
Life After RC: Initial conclusions for 3gf/m and Is there hope for autonomy?
21 Days Away From Dumping the Federal Food Pyramid by Karen De CoSTER (on Mark Sisson's new book)
Dear Mark: Transformation Edition
Prince Harry A Fan of Barefoot Running
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Items of Interest, 29 September 2011
Lewis McCrary, Facebook as digital passport?
As the earth turns: Going global with perennial polyculture agriculture
by Robert Jensen
Welcome to the Social Reporting Project! by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)
A Barn Full of Bats by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Green economy: fix our 'ends' not just our 'means' by Olivia Bina (EB)
Liquidity Networks: local trading systems using a debt-free electronic currency
Graham Barnes (EB)
Where Does Money Come From?
Facing economic insecurity together by Thomas Atwood
Paleo diet or 'caveman' diet gains traction despite controversies; 'This is not Fred Flintstone'
Benchmade’s Newest Battle Blade Is Ready for Abuse
Basic Training: The Making of a Soldier, React to Contact
Basic Training: The Making of a Soldier, React to Contact from Fort Benning Television on Vimeo.
English Baroque Soloists
The Project
Sir John Eliot Gardiner: The British conductor on his Bach Pilgrimage with the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists
As the earth turns: Going global with perennial polyculture agriculture
by Robert Jensen
Welcome to the Social Reporting Project! by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)
A Barn Full of Bats by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Green economy: fix our 'ends' not just our 'means' by Olivia Bina (EB)
Liquidity Networks: local trading systems using a debt-free electronic currency
Graham Barnes (EB)
Where Does Money Come From?
Facing economic insecurity together by Thomas Atwood
Paleo diet or 'caveman' diet gains traction despite controversies; 'This is not Fred Flintstone'
Benchmade’s Newest Battle Blade Is Ready for Abuse
Basic Training: The Making of a Soldier, React to Contact
Basic Training: The Making of a Soldier, React to Contact from Fort Benning Television on Vimeo.
English Baroque Soloists
The Project
Sir John Eliot Gardiner: The British conductor on his Bach Pilgrimage with the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists
Monday, September 19, 2011
Items of Interest, 19 September 2011
Dr. Fleming: Getting Real Again
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
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
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Items of Interest, 15 September 2011
HL Mencken Club: 2011 Conference, November 4-5, 2011
Canon Wars: Rethinking the Conservative Canon
‘Fast and Furious’ Explodes: Brian Terry Cover-Up, White House Emails Revealed
Patrick Buchanan, Democracy Worshippers
Too Much Higher Education by Walter E. Williams
America and Oil: Declining together? by Michael Klare (EB)
Ralph Nader, How Not to Stop a Pipeline
KBOO: The End Of Growth - An Interview with Richard Heinberg (mp3)
The most recent issue of The Nation is on the food movement, and includes articles by Raj Patel, Eric Schlosser, and Michael Pollan.
Diet:
Robb Wolf, Framework Matters
Latst in Paleo: Ep 30 Gary Taubes (mp3)
Barefoot Running and Minimalist Footware:
Toe Shoes, Toe Strength, and the Power of Bare Feet
Music:
Béla Fleck to premiere Concerto for Banjo and Orchestra with Nashville Symphony
TV:
Karen L. Cox: You Don’t Know Dixie—And If You Do, You Should Be Paying Attention to Pop Culture
Blackhawk!
Canon Wars: Rethinking the Conservative Canon
‘Fast and Furious’ Explodes: Brian Terry Cover-Up, White House Emails Revealed
Patrick Buchanan, Democracy Worshippers
Too Much Higher Education by Walter E. Williams
America and Oil: Declining together? by Michael Klare (EB)
Ralph Nader, How Not to Stop a Pipeline
KBOO: The End Of Growth - An Interview with Richard Heinberg (mp3)
The most recent issue of The Nation is on the food movement, and includes articles by Raj Patel, Eric Schlosser, and Michael Pollan.
Diet:
Robb Wolf, Framework Matters
Latst in Paleo: Ep 30 Gary Taubes (mp3)
Barefoot Running and Minimalist Footware:
Toe Shoes, Toe Strength, and the Power of Bare Feet
Music:
Béla Fleck to premiere Concerto for Banjo and Orchestra with Nashville Symphony
TV:
Karen L. Cox: You Don’t Know Dixie—And If You Do, You Should Be Paying Attention to Pop Culture
Blackhawk!
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