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Thoughts from Innisfree on the Stillwater: Fanaticism
There’s something about the sustainable food movement in all its various incarnations that brings out the fanatic in people, both pro and con. I admit that I am just as bad as anyone. Yet, there is an underlying problem with … Continue reading → Continue reading
Consequences for a region
The City of Dayton‘s recent decision not to extend the lease for Synergy Incubators has much larger consequences than just for the city. Synergy Incubators is a regional asset, opening opportunities for food entrepreneurs to create and sustain small-scale enterprises … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Farming, Food, Government, Local, Society
Tagged Action, Consequences, jobs, Opportunities, Politics, Synergy Incubators
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This is why I hate the government of the City of Dayton
Because the meat-sacks in city hall and in the executive management of that city are all short-sighted morons who deserve to have the reality of the collapse they helped engineer of that once proud city inscribed as their epitaphs: http://www.synergyincubators.com/even-as-culinary-incubator-gathers-momentum-clients-it-must-seek-a-new-home/ Dayton … Continue reading
Posted in Government, News, Politics, Society
Tagged City of Dayton, innovation, killing, morons, Synergy Incubators
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Stop CISPA
While most of us were focused on the unfolding events in Boston, the House of Representatives passed a bill whose language would allow government regulators and corporations to, among other things, collect data on your internet usage and determine what … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Internet, Media, News, Political Freedoms, Politics, Science and Technology, Security
Tagged CISPA, Stop CISPA
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Thoughts from Innisfree on the Stillwater: What’s in a name?
Our farm experience is undergoing a lot of transitions right now. One of them is discovering that the name we’ve been using–in fact the name my in-laws have been using for decades–has been the registered trade name of another farm … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Law
Tagged challenges, crises, existence, Farming, Lessons, names, Ohio
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