Advices for Healthy Life. It's Here: The Stealth Collapse of the American Economy. Daisy LutherActivist Post The Economic Collapse…people envision bank runs, life WROL (without rule of law), piles of worthless currency, rampant homelessness, and breathless news reports on CNN and the network channels (if you happen to still have access to a television, that is).
They imagine a grim, gray world, devoid of entertainment, with unwashed citizens digging desperately through the trash. Because of this apocalyptic image, the idea of an economic collapse seems pretty far-fetched to most people. After all, we still see cars in every driveway, lights in every window at night, children going to school and parents going to work. Everything’s fine, right? Sadly, no. Less than half of America is employed right now. Despite the deceptively whitewashed claims of the Job Report that say that things are looking up, Breitbart released an article on July 5 refuting their optimistic assertions.
Man persecuted by California government over raw milk defies all odds to resurrect olive oil from thousand-year-old olive trees. (NaturalNews) Six months ago, California "raw milk man" James Stewart was sitting in a jail cell in Los Angeles county, shivering from hypothermia, his body wrapped in chains from hands to ankles.
He had been raided at gunpoint by the LA County Sheriff's office under orders from the FDA, then labeled a "terrorist" and literally subjected to extreme torture in the L.A. jail system. His crime? He was distributing fresh, wholesome milk to moms and families who didn't want to buy pasteurized, homogenized, hormone-contaminated milk. And so James Stewart became an enemy of the state and had his entire business (and nearly his life) destroyed.
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Vegetarian Sites. Infographs. Vegies and Salad. Make Your Best Pie Ever. This recipe for this creamy, pecan-custard pie takes its name from the battleship Missouri, where it was said to be served to President Harry Truman.
When the president requested the recipe, the chief steward refused, but decided to share it after retiring in 1970. The recipe was submitted by a Columbia, Missouri, reader for a Midwest Living® pie contest. "I fix it a lot for company," says the reader. "Almost everybody asks for the recipe after they try it. " Cooking and Recipes. (Before It's News) No matter where you live, citrus-flavored desserts can be enjoyed year-round thanks to the abundance of delicious produce available at the local grocery store.
Ripe, sweet varieties like key limes and Meyer lemons are yours for the picking at your local grocery store or neighborhood farm-stand. In the spring and summer months, citrus-infused desserts offer a nice, refreshing quality that your tastebuds are sure to love! Photo courtesy of Monica Cucchiarelli (Recipe courtesy of Food Network) Ingredients: Cookie crust: 1 cup unsalted butter 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar 2 cups all-purpose flour Pinch kosher salt Lime topping: 4 large eggs, lightly beaten 2 cups sugar 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice (or bottled key lime juice) 2 teaspoons grated lime zest Confectioners’ sugar, for garnish How to: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. To make the topping, whisk together the eggs and sugar in a large mixing bowl. Source: More the Merrier Monday.
(Before It's News) Welcome back to “More the Merrier Monday” where you show off your creative side.
Link up your blog post with any crafty tutorials, recipes, or tips. In order to play along, you’ll need to add the following button to your post. Edit and then simply copy & paste the html code into the top or bottom of your post. Optional, if you’re on Twitter, tweet it out so people can see it! Alt="More the Merrier Monday" border="0"/> If you link up, please take a second to view and comment on the 2 posts above you! Apple Cream Cheese Bread. Lemon Chocolate Chip Cake. (Before It's News) Lemons are something that I always have in my larder . . . a bit bowl filled with them.
They are pretty to look at, smell fabulous and I always have a use for them . . . be it the juice or the zest . . . in something savoury, or sweet. They are one of my top ingredients. Another thing I always have hanging about is chocolate . . . good quality dark chocolate, in large slabs, with at least 70% cocoa solids and also a good quality milk chocolate. My favourite is Green & Blacks Milk Chocolate as although it is milk chocolate it has a dark quality and rich flavour to it. You might be surprised to know that lemon and chocolate are two flavours that go very well together . . . seriously!