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Field Notes: A Winter's Forecast
Lucila De Alejandro | August 18, 2011
Today, August 1, is exactly the mid-point between the Summer Solstice and the Autumnal Equinox. Six weeks ago, summer started. Six weeks from now, autumn will begin.
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Field Notes: The Company We Keep
Lucila De Alejandro | July 14, 2011
Since starting the current incarnation of Suzie’s Farm just about two years ago, we have directed the majority of our attention, energy and resources to it.
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Field Notes: Get On The Tractor And Drive
Lucila De Alejandro | June 20, 2011
A few years ago, Donald Trump came out with a TV show called The Apprentice. Robin, always a fan of “reality” TV, watched for the first few seasons. I’m sure you are familiar with the
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Field Notes: A Turn of Events
Lucila De Alejandro | May 6, 2011
There has been some talk in the office. Discussions. Emails have been exchanged. Texts. It’s not outright panic. Neither is it alarm.
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Field Notes: Welcome to Suzie's Farm
Lucila De Alejandro | April 27, 2011
Hello There.
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Film Screening: The Greenhorns, Young Farmers in San Diego
Scott Ballum | April 19, 2011
Sheepless recently co-sponsored a screening of the ground-breaking, eye-opening documentary "The Greenhorns" with The Loft at UCSD and UCSD Earth Week. Directed by Severine von Tscharner Fleming, and grown out of a grassroots non-profit organization of the same name, the film's mission is to recruit, promote and support the new generation of young farmers in this ample and able 21st century America.
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Glashaus Welds Workshops, Studios, and Gallery for Local Artists
Chelsea Batten | March 1, 2011
Matt Devine appears every inch the Southern California artist. Only the rapidity of his speech might give him away as the Bostonian he is, if it wasn't masked by his demeanor, which is cool and expansive as the workspace he's inhabited for the last two years.
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Sezio Provides Curation for the Common Culture
Chelsea Batten | February 8, 2011
While municipal museums and concert halls have been struggling with both corporate fundraising and cultural relevance in recent history, there are emergent arts initiatives gaining a following for their explosive visibility. A museum might produce just three major shows each year, but upon closer inspection, there is easily a gallery showing in some part of your city every weekend. Zack Nielsen wants to help you find them.
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The Ethereal Community of Food Bloggers
Chelsea Batten | January 24, 2011
If you read food blogs, you might not be surprised (as I was) by how charmingly written some of them are. It seems a great many misbegotten writers have found a way to revive their talent by cataloguing what they ate for dinner. And, between the recipes, many of them make interesting notes on culture, politics, and science--all food-related, naturally. No matter how pithy the blog post, it always centers around a toothsome image of the dish in question, contours caressed by delicate mood lighting.
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MIHO: San Diego for Hot Wheels
Chelsea Batten | December 3, 2010
In August of 2009, Juan Miron happened upon a magazine feature about the growing trend of hot food trucks in major US cities. "I thought to myself, 'This is it. This is totally us and it’s something that we can do, and do it well.' I immediately texted Kevin about it and he replied, 'Let’s do it.' We have not stopped since."