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[Kate's Kiln] Scottish Cooking: I have been to Scotland about 30 times in my life, the same holds true for England as well because when we went to see family you had to visit both sides during the same trip otherwise you would start a new war between the Scots and the Brits, but during those trips I have found some food in Scotland that I would kill to get my hands on here in the U.S. but no restaurant ever serves these dinners.
[Latest iReports] (no subject): The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is a powerful non-departmental public body in Scotland sponsored by the Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department. (Wiipedia.com) .
[Adrift] Fwah.: I’d have people stop destroying the environment and each other for idiotic reasons. I’d get more people educated, because knowledge is one of the most powerful forces in existence.
[An Englishman's Castle] For peat's sake!: Scotland's vast expanses of peat bogs are regarded as our equivalent of the rainforests, and 17 per cent of the world's "blanket bog" is in this country. In all, Scottish peatlands cover some 1.9 million hectares and contain about two billion tons of carbon - roughly four times the UK's annual output - as well as "sucking in" carbon from the atmosphere.
[VOA Special English (MP3 and Text)] Five Building Designers Who Are Redefining Modern Architecture: Ando is known for using unfinished reinforced concrete as a building material. And he is known for making buildings with simple designs that are closely connected to the natural environment.
[Global Village] WEST Events, April 4-12: The conference will consist of 5 panels, including the following topics: social inclusion, NGOs, the environment, conflict, and International Political Economy. All panels are free and open to all interested attendees.
[Oowelwinkibibe's Weblog] Cooperative Commonwealth=Free Market: Rochdale rules were seen as vital for Minnesota’s rural cooperatives (though some cooperators criticized the Rochdale system). They can be summarized as: One person, one vote.Membership open to anyone interested.Political and religious neutrality.Limits to returns based on stock ownership.Limited number of shares owned by one person.Emphasis on returning net margins to customers based on their patronage.Cash sales at market prices. These principles were designed to ensure that the business would be run in customers’, rather than investors’, interests.
[Politics] Another prize idea?: The Local Government Act of 2000 gave more power to local authorities helping improvement of economic, environmental and social well-being. Whilst this reform is not particularly radical, it stands inline with the pillars of UK .
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