Helen’s History and Herbalism Walk - The Cockburn Association

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The story of four very different women whose paths inte…

The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natu…

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Braidi…

Thirteen years of Rust and the birth of Rue

Blog post: Thirteen years of Rust and the birth of Rue by Steve Klabnik

Going Back To My Roots

Heather Burns from Glasgow, Scotland writes about her journey through WordPress, eventually going back to her roots.

Smithsonian Journeys unveils food- and wine-focused trips

Smithsonian Journeys announced new food- and wine-focused walking tours for France, Spain and Italy, featuring active itineraries through wine regions and emphasizing local culture and agriculture.

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Living Museum of Food: Stories, Recipes, and Culinary Heritage from Traditional Communities

[PT-BR FOLLOWS] Introduction Back when city streets were paved with cobblestones, public telephones stood on street corners, and many neighborhoods were still unpaved, life followed a different rhy…

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Rake’s Progress: A Look at the Well-Traveled Casanova (Published 2017)

As Laurence Bergreen documents in “Casanova,” the famous ladies’ man also rubbed elbows with a Who’s Who of 18th-century Europe.

Lea - A calmer Bluesky for researchers

A curated garden for researchers on the AT Protocol

People, Land, and Community

Berry delivered this lecture as one of the three inaugural E. F. Schumacher Lectures in 1981. A farmer, poet, essayist, he speaks about what links us to a home place and how that connection results in a "husbandry" that benefits people, land, and community.

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A curated garden for researchers on the AT Protocol

the Orchid Heist — Corkboards & Curiosities

Orchid Heist was written for the 2025 Dungeon Jam event, and I’m amazed at what the community made with it.

Paul English Shares His Secrets to Effective Giving

Paul English (L) in Kenya, with friends of Flying Kites // Photo by Kristen Kalp When I asked Paul English, co-founder of Kayak and Lola, if making money comes easy to him, he shrugged his shoulders and admitted that it might, explaining, "I happen to be good at something that makes [...]