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One of the things that excited Kate most about coming here was the idea of learning to garden, to have her own vegetable patch. The topsoil here isn't so good, and would need more added - and it was important to Katie that she should do it all herself. And she was 7 months pregnant, so didn't feel much like digging and turning a big bed. So we built a raised bed. She used the shipping boxes from our move as a base (they'll rot away), then covered that with compost and cut grass left by the previous owners of our house. Then she bought organic soil and manure in big plastic bags - not the greenest solution - but hey, you gotta start somewhere. Turns out she's got green fingers. The RyanIsHungry.com video that Katie mentions is here: ryanishungry.com/2007/12/29/food-not-lawns-no-lawn-left-behind/ --- "This was a discount store, Now it's turned into a cornfield" Cast: ruperthowe

CMN Video: Cocktail Hour - Cachaça We explore the uses of Cachaça, the national spirit of Brazil, and learn how to make 2 cocktails, the classic Caiparinha, and the Empire Cooler, with Sagatiba Brand Manager and mixologist Jamie Terrell. A production of The Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com

Author: WorldTV Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 19:37:22 -0800 Duration: 102The Ford Fiesta ECOnetic becomes the most fuel efficient 5 seater family car in the UK with CO2 emissions under 100g/km. Aerodynamic body styling, lowered suspension and low resistance tyres all help to achieve ultra low CO2 emissions.

Author: WorldTV Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 19:37:22 -0800 Duration: 102The Ford Fiesta ECOnetic becomes the most fuel efficient 5 seater family car in the UK with CO2 emissions under 100g/km. Aerodynamic body styling, lowered suspension and low resistance tyres all help to achieve ultra low CO2 emissions.

Author: patrickdixon Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 10:40:14 -0800 Duration: 486http://www.globalchange.com Paper and packaging industry. Future of sustainable packaging, paper, logistics. Demographics, digital impact, distribution and destiny.Future of packaging, paper and cardboard environmental issues and emotions of consumers / clients / customers. Sustainability. Future driven by emotional reaction to global warming issues over next two decades. Pressure for innovation and change in paper and cardboard industries. Future of climate change action and new regulations. Changes in American policies on climate changes. Video on future of paper and packaging industry by Patrick Dixon, author Futurewise, conference keynote speaker. Will we destroy our planet? Change from plastics to paper packaging. Plastic bottles to paper bottles added efficiency on shelves from liquid cartons. Recycling challenges from liquid food cartons eg Tetrapak. Innovation in packaging to save weight, cost. Future of plastic bags new regulations. Protection of ...

http://www.globalchange.com Paper and packaging industry. Future of sustainable packaging, paper, logistics. Demographics, digital impact, distribution and destiny.Future of packaging, paper and cardboard environmental issues and emotions of consumers / clients / customers. Sustainability. Future driven by emotional reaction to global warming issues over next two decades. Pressure for innovation and change in paper and cardboard industries. Future of climate change action and new regulations. Changes in American policies on climate changes. Video on future of paper and packaging industry by Patrick Dixon, author Futurewise, conference keynote speaker. Will we destroy our planet? Change from plastics to paper packaging. Plastic bottles to paper bottles added efficiency on shelves from liquid cartons. Recycling challenges from liquid food cartons eg Tetrapak. Innovation in packaging to save weight, cost. Future of plastic bags new regulations. Protection of forests and sustainable forestry. Reducing energy in paper pulp processes. Wood industry will move from supplier of paper to deliverer of power. Increased recycling will reduce paper demand in Europe, releasing more wood for power. Carbon offsetting impact on paper manufacturing, sales and distribution. Making life easy in a great way for our future world. Paper, packaging, cardboard, pulp, logistics, supply chain, manufacturing, retail, wholesale, marketing, management, energy, efficiency, sustainable, sustainability, plastics, recycling, renewable, forests, forestry, environment, trees, emerging markets, boosk, magazines, newspapers, print media, direct mail and marketing, postal

http://www.globalchange.com Paper and packaging industry. Future of sustainable packaging, paper, logistics. Demographics, digital impact, distribution and destiny.Digital impact on newspapers, direct mail and paper industry. Future of communications does paper have a future? Future has more paper in it than people think. Why the future is about emotion and how consumers actually feel. Emotional pull of books and paper media. Touch and feel of books. Video on future of paper and packaging industry by Patrick Dixon, author Futurewise, conference keynote speaker. Why market research often gives wrong answers about the future. Future of handwriting. Future of Yellow Pages and paper directories. Future of direct mail and paper letters. Future of books and why book sales will continue to do well. Challenge to save energy, protect environment. Why paper communicates data faster to human eye than digital screens lower resolution and lower contrast. Why printing big reports is faster to read than on-line. Future of screens. Why rapid scanning of text will be a primary leadership skill. Paper, packaging, cardboard, pulp, logistics, supply chain, manufacturing, retail, wholesale, marketing, management, energy, efficiency, sustainable, sustainability, plastics, recycling, renewable, forests, forestry, environment, trees, emerging markets, boosk, magazines, newspapers, print media, direct mail and marketing, postal

http://www.globalchange.com Paper and packaging industry. Future of sustainable packaging, paper, logistics. Demographics, digital impact, distribution and destiny. Demographics 1 billion new consumers. Emerging markets growth and demand for commodities / resources / paper and cardboard. Growth of emerging middle class and paper products growth. Oil price rises, growing populations, food supply, growth of meat eaters, shortage of grain, rice, wheat, soya. Energy shortage and conservation. Developed world population decline eg Germany, small families and ageing population, decline unless migration / immigration. France, Portugal, Spain, UK demographic challenges in European Union. Expect huge immigration, populations shifts. Video on future of paper and packaging industry by Patrick Dixon, author Futurewise, conference keynote speaker. Economic and population growth with decline in developed nations creates future differences in paper demand. India and China paper use compared to America / US and EU 300kg paper use per year compared to 4kg in India. Emerging economies growth in paper and cardboard packaging. India paper consumption trends. Energy costs impact on pulp, paper, cardboard and packaging industries. Future oil price trends. Global energy savings. Impact on paper industry Future of newspapers and newsprint industry in US, UK, Australia, Japan, France and rest of EU. Fall of newspaper revenues, rise of online advertising revenues. Growth of magazines. Growth of newspapers in India 5,500 titles and 25 million new newspaper readers in last 24 months alone. Paper, packaging, cardboard, pulp, logistics, supply chain, manufacturing, retail, wholesale, marketing, management, energy, efficiency, sustainable, sustainability, plastics, recycling, renewable, forests, forestry, environment, trees, emerging markets, boosk, magazines, newspapers, print media, direct mail and marketing, postal

Author: seeprogress Added: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:55:04 -0800 Duration: 463http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2008/06/sustainable_security2.html "Humanity as a Weapon of War" is a new report from the Center for American Progress that looks at the U.S. military's emerging trend of using humanitarian assistance to achieve strategic objectives. It examines the U.S. Defense Department's efforts to counter threats such as extremism, poor governance and human suffering by aiding indigenous populations, and considers the use of development activities performed by civilian agencies to achieve the same goal. Based on original research conducted on the ground in East Africa and at US military commands around the world, this report argues that the military's efforts to achieve security through development can only be successful if they are rooted in a global strategy that puts development priorities, or "human security," first.

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2008/06/sustainable_security2.html The increasing involvement of the U.S. armed forces in addressing the basic human needs of civilians abroad represents one of the most profound changes in U.S. strategic thought and practice in at least a generation. The Pentagon is recognizing that conventional kinetic military operations, which utilize armed force through direct action to kill or capture the enemy, have limited utility in countering the threats posed by militant extremism. Therefore, they are searching for and finding non-kinetic options other than the use of force to tackle the non-violent components of pressing security problems, both in and out of warzones. This may seem like an appropriate approach to America s new security challenges in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but it is not without controversy. The increasing involvement of the U.S. military in civilian assistance activities has launched a contentious debate about the role of the military in global development, and the relevance of global development to American national security. Non-governmental organizations argue that the militarization of development assistance threatens to undermine the moral imperatives of poverty reduction, the neutral provision of emergency relief, and the security of civilian aid workers in the field. Non-military government agencies, most prominently the U.S. State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development, have demonstrated a complex ambivalence about the subject. Even as their bureaucracies have changed to accommodate the military s growing role in providing assistance, some rank-and-file staff at USAID have argued that the military s programs do not constitute real development work, while a vocal minority of foreign service officers in the State Department have protested their deployment to promote political reconciliation in active warzones as hazardous assignments inappropriate for professional diplomats. Although the Pentagon is not of one mind on this issue, many Defense Department officials argue that these criticisms from NGOs and other parts of the government are overblown, and that these non-kinetic operations have the dual benefit of helping people in need while serving American interests, which is something that both the military, other government agencies, and the NGO community should welcome. The Pentagon has called on the State Department and the USAID to undertake more activities in direct support of American national security objectives, even as these agencies counter that their ability is constrained by years of chronic under-funding and staff reductions

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2008/06/sustainable_security2.html "Humanity as a Weapon of War" is a new report from the Center for American Progress that looks at the U.S. military's emerging trend of using humanitarian assistance to achieve strategic objectives. It examines the U.S. Defense Department's efforts to counter threats such as extremism, poor governance and human suffering by aiding indigenous populations, and considers the use of development activities performed by civilian agencies to achieve the same goal. Based on original research conducted on the ground in East Africa and at US military commands around the world, this report argues that the military's efforts to achieve security through development can only be successful if they are rooted in a global strategy that puts development priorities, or "human security," first.

Print Smart - Mike Dinsdale, Communications Director at Brother UK explains the Print Smart Initiative. 86% of office workers haven t been trained to use their office printer. 50% of office workers feel guilty about the amount of paper they print on and throw away. Only 6% of businesses regularly print on both sides of a sheet of paper. This speech was given at Stalybridge Civic Hall on June 18th 2008 as part of Digital PR, Web 2.0 Government & e-business initiatives. Wireless connectivity across the borough will transform the ways we learn, work & play. The Tameside wireless cloud is on the way!

Author: robertanderson Added: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:40:02 -0800 Duration: 167Lotte's work focusses on the social-cultural and ecologic aspects of design. Something that is often the starting point of a project. Jeanne talks to Lotte about her work and how the Dutch relate to this world-wide eco trend. For example, "Watt's new?" lamp: Many people already apply energy saving lamps in their homes. Often the shape of the lamp and the lampshade do not match. This new energy saving lamp is developed using the advantages and design freedom of the technique. www.lottevanlaatum.nl

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows you how to plant delicious strawberries. Check out Patti's website, www.gardengirltv.com and sign up for the newsletter Distributed by Tubemogul.

CMN Video: Fork in The Road - Sicily Jennifer and Chef Mark speak with Tony May and Gianfranco Sorrentino from GRI, or Gruppo Ristoratori Italiani, about GRI s mission to promote the image of Italian Cuisine in the United States. Each year, they visit a region of Italy to learn about fresh artisanal products. This year, the destination was Sicily, and the Culinary Media Network came along to join in on the fun! From ancient Greek ruins, to sumptuous feasts in rustic farmhouses to Medieval Palazzi and winery tours, we took a big bite out of Sicily! A production of The Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com Mara Eli, Francesco Cafiso Sicilia (mp3) from Made in Sicily The Songs (Alfredo Lo Faro) Buy at Napster Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks Download More On This Album

e-Clips (www.eclipsvideos.com) produces green invitations, using video. For those who wish to create green, eco-friendly and sustainable events, a video invitation saves paper, energy and money. Video invitations are a unique and green alternative to printed invitations, and provide an original way of inviting guests to a corporate event. e-Clips provides other video marketing solutions, such as promotional videos, focusing on the web.

e-Clips (www.eclipsvideos.com) produces green invitations, using video. For those who wish to create green, eco-friendly and sustainable events, a video invitation saves paper, energy and money. Video invitations are a unique and green alternative to printed invitations, and provide an original way of inviting guests to a corporate event. e-Clips provides other video marketing solutions, such as promotional videos, focusing on the web.

e-Clips (www.eclipsvideos.com) produces green invitations, using video. For those who wish to create green, eco-friendly and sustainable events, a video invitation saves paper, energy and money. Video invitations are a unique and green alternative to printed invitations, and provide an original way of inviting guests to a corporate event. e-Clips provides other video marketing solutions, such as promotional videos, focusing on the web.

e-Clips (www.eclipsvideos.com) produces green invitations, using video. For those who wish to create green, eco-friendly and sustainable events, a video invitation saves paper, energy and money. Video invitations are a unique and green alternative to printed invitations, and provide an original way of inviting guests to a corporate event. e-Clips provides other video marketing solutions, such as promotional videos, focusing on the web.

Facing Miami's economic and housing crunch and building a stronger sustainable city. -- Thank you for catching our podcast! We provide programs FREE to radio stations and do not accept government or corporate support, so PLEASE DONATE at: http://www.radioproject.org/support.

One of the things that excited Kate most about coming here was the idea of learning to garden, to have her own vegetable patch. The topsoil here isn t so good, and would need more added - and it was important to Katie that she should do it all herself. And she was 7 months pregnant, so didn t feel much like digging and turning a big bed. So she built a raised bed. She used the shipping boxes from our move as a base (they ll rot away), then covered that with compost and cut grass left by the previous owners of our house. Then she bought organic soil and manure in big plastic bags - not the greenest solution - but hey, you gotta start somewhere. Turns out she s got green fingers. The RyanIsHungry.com video that Katie mentions is here: http://ryanishungry.com/2007/12/29/food-not-lawns-no-lawn-left-behind/ This was a discount store, Now it s turned into a cornfield Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)

CMN Video: Chef Rick Bayless at NY Times Travel Show, Part 3 The conclusion of our 3 part series. Chef Rick Bayless, of Chicago s Frontera Grill and Topolobampo speaks at the NY Times Travel Show. He finishes his Shrimp in Green Mole Sauce, and teaches us about chayote. www.rickbayless.com A production of The Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com

Janice Turner is making her yard greener by getting rid of the grass and replacing it with more environmentally friendly plants. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows you how to cement stones around your pond or water feature. Check out her website at www.gardengirltv.com for more great info. Distributed by Tubemogul. Ranked 3.19 / 5 | 361 views | 1 comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: GardenGirl Tags: Cement Stones Around Pond Sustainable Living Building Watergarden Masonry Care Categories: How To

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows you how to cement stones around your pond or water feature. Check out her website at www.gardengirltv.com for more great info. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows you how to cement stones around your pond or water feature. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, talks about the importance of healthy soil in your garden. Be sure to sign up for her newsletter at www.gardengirltv.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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