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POPSVatican Bans Erections On Sundays The pope was then interrupted by howls of laughter from the men and women of the press corp. Even all the nuns attending the press conference burst out laughing. The pontiff frowned, and left the stage with a beet-red face.
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POPSFood of the Week: Beets Store beets unwashed in the refrigerator crisper where they will keep for two to four weeks. Cut the majority of the greens and their stems from the roots, so they do not pull away moisture away from the root. Leave about two inches of the stem attached to prevent the roots from "bleeding." Store the unwashed greens in a separate plastic bag where they will keep fresh for about four days. Raw beets do not freeze well since they tend to become soft upon thawing. Freezing cooked beets is fine; they'll retain their flavor and texture.
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POPS10 recipes for deviled eggs "Deviled". The word looks weird. ("Did you remove the vile?" "Yes, I de-viled it.") But "devilled" does too. ("Will you deville tomorrow? No, I deville-ed today.") :lol:
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POPSKamp Obama Your child's awareness will skyrocket after playing these fun games: * Leap Prog * Pin the Tail on the Running Dog * Hide, Seek, N Report * Hot Beet * Shovel-Ready Races
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POPSThe Truth About Factory Farms " Civil Eats * About * Contact * RSS * * Business and Technology * Eating Culture * Energy Policy * Environment * Food Access * Food Policy * Grow Your Own * Health * In the Kitchen * Life on the Farm * Re-Localize * Take Action « Solar Panels: Just Another Crop? Sweet Sweetback’s Salad with Roasted Beet Vinaigrette » Messy Messages: When the Truth Is Labeled a Smear Campaign * Food Policy April 14th, 2009 By Paul Shapiro A recent Mercy for Animals (MFA) investigation at New England’s largest egg producer revealed a list of cruelties few people would ever want to witness. Dead hens left to rot in cages with live hens. Birds, wildly flapping, kicked like footballs into manure pits. Cages upon cages of birds crammed so tight they can’t even spread their wings. The list of horrors goes on. You’d think this would be the kind of obvious animal abuse few people would hesitate to conde
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POPS GENETICALLY MODIFIED SUGAR BEETS: A BAD BET (AT THE WORST TIME)
BIOTECH PROMISES COME UP SHORT For more than a decade, biotech advocates spread promises of an unprecedented economic boom, but according to the San Francisco Chronicle, most of their hoopla remains “in the ‘promise’ category - and has been each year.” Their “smorgasbord of marketing claims,” writes the Asia Times, just adds to “the credibility problems that are piling up against genetic engineering.” The Wall Street Journal reported, “Not only has the biotech industry yielded negative financial returns for decades, it generally digs its hole deeper every year.” The Associated Press says it “remains a money-losing, niche industry.” In spite of their poor track record, advocates continue to convince politicians and others to invest in their infant technology. “This notion that you lure biotech to your community to save its economy is laughable,” said Joseph Cortright, an Oregon economist who co-wrote a report on the subject. “This is a bad-idea virus that has swept t
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