Showing posts with label Alice Waters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alice Waters. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 02, 2014

Dame Alice and Her Public Schools...




Wednesday, July 09, 2014

They'll Be Necessary in an Age of Collapse

But will she still have customers?


Last week she was at an event with Janet Napolitano to inaugurate a new UC initiative. I had to be reminded that Janet Napolitano is in charge of the UCs.









Related:
volunteering as a Woofe

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Alice Waters

WSJ. Magazine 2013 Humanitarian Innovator
Alice Waters Makes the World a More Edible Place

A pioneer of farm-to-table cuisine and founder of the legendary Chez Panisse, WSJ. Magazine's Humanitarian Innovator of 2013 changed the way Americans think about food



Bon Appetit Slideshow

Related:
The Mother of Slow Food
Authors @ Google
"Food is Political"
Food is Political
A Conversation with Alice Waters

Videos at Epicurious





Alice Waters, Wendy Slusser, & David Binkle: Edible Education - S & F Lecture (2013)

Friday, May 04, 2012

Items of Interest, 4 May 2012

M.E. Bradford' s Constitutional Theory: A Southern Conservative's Affirmation of The Rule of Law by Marshall DeRosa

PJB, A Decade of War for What?
Obama's 2024 Afghan 'Transition' Deal Not Convincing Everyone
What Is the Proper Role of Military Power

H. L. Mencken: The Joyous Libertarian by Murray N. Rothbard

The Panderer-in-Chief's Pitch for the Female Vote: The Life of Julia
Welmer: Meet Julia
The Men in Julia's Life
Jack Welch, Julia and the fallacy of working women ‘having it all’

False autonomy and empowerment disguised as radical equality, false because it is only possible through the government (and the enslavement of men to pay for it) - evil. (D/d)emocrats should be despised - their policies destroy family and community by destroying female responsibility.

The Contraception Mandate and Secular Discourse by R. J. Snell

How Patriarchy Crubmled: Silent Assent

Everything But Sex, Everything But Divorce

Liberalism Is Bad for Literature by Mark Bauerlein (marriage and courtship)


Democracy's Arc by John Michael Greer

Fred Reed, Enstupidation

Liberals will interpret things their way:
Five Lessons in Human Goodness from “The Hunger Games”
By Jeremy Adam Smith

Kevin Gutzman:
James Madison and the Making of America
The Virginians

Economics:
Ethical Labor

Is It Possible To Build An Economy Without Jobs? by Frank Joyce

Why are we striking? Or to put it another way – what’s wrong with the world?

Farming:
On Being a Worthy Heir of the Agrarian Contrarians (makes mention of Gene Logsdon)
Wendell Berry, Hater and Idealogue

Beyond Fossilized Paradigms: Futureconomics of Food
The economics of the future is based on people and biodiversity - not fossil fuels, toxic chemicals and monocultures.
by Vandana Shiva
In the Rain, Alice Waters Visits School Gardens to Celebrate Hard Work and Edible Education
Full Circle Farm: A New Level of Community

Factory Food is Making Us Dumber and Dumber

Shannon Hayes, One Chicken, Three Meals: The Best Bargain at the Farmers’ Market

Peak Oil and Energy:
Seven myths used to debunk peak oil, debunked by Andrew McKay (EB)

Living for free: a community thriving by recycling other people's waste


Diet and Health:
The 4-Hour Work Week

MovNat N. Am. Workshops

Catholic:


Benedict XVI, On the Prayer of the First Christian Martyr

Relics of 6 Martyred Priests Tour US

From Pagan Cosmos to Christian Creation: A Historical Path from Late Antique Priscillianus to Medieval Hildegard

Orthodox:
"Svenskaya" (Kiev Caves) Icon


Masculinity:
F. Roger Devlin reviews Jack Donovan's book: The Origins of Manliness

How Chemicals Affect UsBy NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF

The Stark Truth: Andy Nowicki in Defense of Squares (mp3)

Music:
Cappella Artemisia


Jubal's Kin, Boy Blue


Delta Goodrem:




How to build a better trebuchet

TV:
NPR with Steven Moffat

Misc:
Gear Blog: Interview with an Arc'teryx Designer

College Dropout Jason Padgett Becomes Accidental Mathematical Geniusu After Brutal Mugging

Friday, August 26, 2011

Items of Interest, 26 August 2011

László Dobszay, Requiescat in Pace

Sandro Magister, Professor Ratzinger? Too Easy

Tomgram: Chris Hellman, The Pentagon's Spending Spree


How to talk about the end of growth: Interview with Richard Heinberg by Lindsay Curren (EB)

Chez Panisse: The Power of Gathering (Audio)


Alice Waters: Her Next Project, Her Favorite Restaurants And 40 Years of Chez Panisse

The future of food – the global south shows the way


Phillip Blond, England’s Riotous Values
Long Live Early Music!

Merell Barefoot
Bormio Vibram FiveFingers Out!

Dalrock: Thoughts on the Future of Marriage, Why a woman’s age at time of marriage matters, and what this tells us about the apex fallacy and Women today assume they can have marriage merely for the taking

Feeding the mind (Ambleside Online)
The Seven Liberal Arts and the West Door of Chartres Cathedral
The Medieval University
“The Machine of Industrial Era Education”

Hollywood Tries a New Battle Plan
After years of war movies about conflicted fighters, a new crop of films is shifting focus: to tactics, technology and teamwork. Making a fictional drama with real-life SEALs.

Ana Moura dá show no programa de Jô Soares

Real food education: an interview with Joel Salatin (part 2 of 5)

Life as a Child in the 18th Century


AllKPop: KBS plans to air “Invincible Youth – Season 2″ this fall

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Alice Waters: Edible Education
The Mother of the Locavore Movement Serves Up Her Gastronomic Curriculum

Alice Waters: Edible Education on Nowness.com.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Friday, January 08, 2010

Rod Dreher, Gardening with SWPLs

Is Caitlin Flanagan a follower of the Democratic party? Her notion of empowerment is to become a wage slave for the political economy, instead of attaining economic freedom.