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29 Jan 2010
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- Martin Wroe
The Daily Mail is good for your health. Today anyway, by publishing a rather fine list of FOOD RULES – from the bread we should avoid to the size of our plates and the effect certain cereal has on the milk we mix it with.
Here’s a few of their food commandments – actually, not theirs, but those of Michael Pollan from Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual.
Don’t eat cereals that change the colour of the milk
If it came from a plant, eat it; if it was made in a plant, don’t
Eat when you’re hungry, not when you’re bored
Eat your colours
Eat like the French, Japanese, Italians or Greeks
Try not to eat on your own
After consulting dietitians, nutritionists, anthropologists, folklorists, doctors and nurses – as well as a large number of mothers and grandmothers – author Michael Pollan has come up with a fascinating list of so-called ’Food Rules’ that could help change your eating habits for ever…
Read more here.
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29 Jan 2010
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- Martin Wroe
Back of envelope this, but … two and a half thousand Generous members times, say, 30 Christmas cards each, makes … 75,000 Christmas cards. All ready to recycle. Here’s how.
Take down your cards from the mantelpiece, unpin the drawing pins...
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30 Nov 2009
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- Paul Northup
With a surprising amount of political momentum generated at the Commonwealth Conference in Trinidad, hopes are picking up again for an agreement that might mean lasting change being made in Copenhagen in just a few days time.
Here’s just one way that...
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26 Nov 2009
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- Paul Northup
This Saturday, November 28th, is Buy Nothing Day (UK). It’s a day where you challenge yourself, your family and friends to switch off from shopping and tune into life. The rules are simple: for 24 hours you will detox from shopping and anyone...
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22 Nov 2009
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- Paul Northup
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has praised his State’s legislature for passing new regulations that will require manufacturers of LCD and plasma televisions to meet progressively stricter energy guidelines, starting in 2011.
The average...