May 20, 2013
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You’re thinking I’ve lost it. This time, I’ve gone completely mad. Well, rest assured, I’m fine.
I admit, the title of this post might seem awkward at first glance, but that’s OK. Actually, I kind of want it to be like that.
Hopefully, by the end of this post, you’ll have a somewhat better understanding of what the words in the title stand for.
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Another week has passed.
A short update on the avocado experiment.
I’ve decided I’m going to have three pits in the “Mateja” group (which is the toothpick method). The reason for that is that the pits from avocados that I got as a birthday present aren’t in great shape. Here’s the current situation:
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We had an excess of blood oranges, which could mean only one thing. Let’s make some more orange marmalade! 
Here they are:
The end result
Welcome to the first edition of Tuesday’s Broccoli Soup (TBS). It’s going to be a regular feature of permablogger and it’ll incorporate everything interesting and worth mentioning that happened in the world of permaculture during the course of the previous week.
US Congress spent at least $860,000 between April 2009 and March 2010 on bottled water alone. Wow! That averages to about $2,000 per member per year. But the costs for purchasing bottled watter are just the tip of the iceberg. Every year the fees for disposing empty bottles cost governments at least $42 million! And what’s more 44% of bottled water is sourced from the tap. [Read more...]A couple of days ago I received the most awesome birthday gift from my wonderful friends. Here it is. 
Nice, isn’t it?
OK, enough with the teasing. Here’s what was inside the box.
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 race to find more oil, Russia is going to drill in the Arctic Ocean. I have no words for it. Continuing from last week’s TBS, this report (PDF) deals with a survey of 173 bottled water products and states that 18% fail to list their [...]){kind=link}
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