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Foothill Agrarian: April 2015
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Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills. Saturday, April 25, 2015. From Anxiety to Resignation. For farmers and ranchers, drought induces constant worry. I think about the drought's consequences every day. Will we have enough grass for the sheep and cows this spring? We did, but barely). Will our summer irrigation water be cut? Probably not). Will it be more expensive? Yes) Will we have enough dry grass to graze next fall before the rains come again? Since Gov...
Foothill Agrarian: July 2015
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Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills. Thursday, July 23, 2015. At What Price Progress? A Rancher's Perspective on Placer County's Regional Sewer-line Project. If you live and/or work on the northwest side of Auburn, California (as we do), you're no doubt aware of the regional sewer line project that's under construction at the moment. This project will allow sewage from our part of Placer County to flow downhill (as sewage generally does! The crew working o...
Foothill Agrarian: At What Price Progress? A Rancher's Perspective on Placer County's Regional Sewer-line Project
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Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills. Thursday, July 23, 2015. At What Price Progress? A Rancher's Perspective on Placer County's Regional Sewer-line Project. If you live and/or work on the northwest side of Auburn, California (as we do), you're no doubt aware of the regional sewer line project that's under construction at the moment. This project will allow sewage from our part of Placer County to flow downhill (as sewage generally does! The crew working o...
Foothill Agrarian: February 2015
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Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills. Friday, February 20, 2015. I might get in trouble for posting this picture! Saturday, February 14, 2015. While today is Saturday (a day off for most), I went in to my new job to help move 300 heifers into fresh pasture (complete with bulls! This morning. Ranching, even on a university research station, is rarely a 9-to-5, Monday-through-Friday job - the heifers needed fresh feed TODAY! These traditions require practitio...
Foothill Agrarian: December 2014
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Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills. Friday, December 26, 2014. Gear Review - Head-wear for (Bald) Farmers and Ranchers. The original Stormy Kromer cap. When it's really cold out, I'll sometimes where a knit hat - as long as it's real wool! SunBody hats can be shaped to your preference. By the time fall rolls around, last year's straw hat is just about worn out (did I mention that I'm hard on hats? Http:/ www.stormykromer.com/. Sunday, December 21, 2014.
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The Science Unicorn: Chronic versus acute problems
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Monday, April 4, 2016. Chronic versus acute problems. When the California drought really got going, in the sense of a generalized panic about it, it was late 2013 / early 2014. The drought had actually started at least a couple of years before that. Now, here we are, a couple of years later, and by most accounts it looks like we're entering year five, despite a relatively wet winter in some parts of the state. Thinking about drought as a chronic issue, one with no foreseeable end, changes a lot. For ...
The Science Unicorn: Forging new paths in science engagement
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016. Forging new paths in science engagement. The Pacific Crest Trail over the McCloud River. Photo by me. I so appreciate this beautiful piece. On "climate grief" and what it means for climate scientists. It was written by scientist Sarah Myhre. And in a couple of my favorite passages, she says:. Grief around environmental changes is something I've felt and written about a lot over the past few years, and I absolutely love seeing work that pushes the boundaries on this topic. Lik...
The Science Unicorn: Tuning out, tuning in
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Monday, October 19, 2015. Tuning out, tuning in. The sound of thunder and lightning and a million grains of sand being stirred by monsoon winds in the desert. Photo by me. Is something I spend a lot of time doing and thinking about, but over the past year or two I have noticed that my feelings about it have evolved quite a bit. In a nutshell, I'm seeing more and more that the times when I just can't bear to listen. Have as much to teach me as anything else. There is an enormous social context to this iss...
The Science Unicorn: Longing for a revolution
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015. Longing for a revolution. I had to go really far away to a watery, watery land to find a really helpful book. Photo by me. Some days, I feel certain that we are on the verge of some major cultural shifts. Other days.not so much. During the latter, I am grateful for anything the reawakens a deep sense of possibility. Recently, that thing was a serendipitous encounter with Land and Environmental Art. It is often said that Land Art is.the most macho of post-war art programs&...
The Science Unicorn: Comfort with discomfort -- my theme for 2015
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Tuesday, December 15, 2015. Comfort with discomfort - my theme for 2015. A great start to a snowy California winter on the Truckee River. Photo by me. I've got a new article. Up at The Conversation. On working with conflict and emotion around climate change issues (thanks also to New Republic. For picking it up! The article comes out on the heels of a related presentation. And so I appreciate the opportunity. There were some great talks in that symposium, particularly by Kari Norgaard. That is also out t...
The Science Unicorn: Holding out for a hero
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Thursday, June 30, 2016. Holding out for a hero. So often in life, we want to be saved. We want miracles. We want to be rescued by a parent, by a prince, by a god, by technology, by science - by a hero. And, who can blame us? It's the stuff of myth and legend and the stories we were all raised with. Over the past many years of California drought, the want for a savior come up repeatedly. Last fall, it was the hope that El Niño would bail us out (and, well, we all know how that turned out). Researchers ju...
The Science Unicorn: Relationships, listening, conflict (and an actor) in science & communication
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Wednesday, January 7, 2015. Relationships, listening, conflict (and an actor) in science and communication. For the past five or so years, I've been writing and speaking extensively about the value of relational work. With Jessica Lahey, he says:. That quote echoes one from a paper. I wrote a few years back, which said:. 8220;In truly engaged relationships, listening, with the willingness to be changed by what is heard, becomes an equally, if not more, significant part of the communication process.&#...
The Science Unicorn: July 2016
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016. Writing on the other blog. One of my favorite water views from Wildcat Peak in Berkeley. Photo by me. In addition to writing here on what as become a fairly occasional basis, I write things with some regularity for our blog The Confluence. 160;(and for other publications, but well deal with that later). For folks interested in California water issues, the posts Ive written this year:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The emotional lives of scientists.
The Science Unicorn: The problem with consensus
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Friday, February 27, 2015. The problem with consensus. The issue of scientific consensus on climate change is back in the news again. For a good primer, see Chris Mooney's latest piece in the Washington Post: " Researchers think they’ve found a “gateway belief” that leads to greater science acceptance. When it comes to thinking about conflict, I have found that the work of Peter Coleman. Of Columbia University and the Advanced Consortium on Cooperation, Conflict, and Complexity. Note: some content repurp...
The Science Unicorn: Data and values
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Thursday, March 31, 2016. There have been some prominent new calls for more and better data on water during the last couple weeks. Charles Fishman kicked things off with an opinion piece. In the New York Times. Saying that the best and simplest answer to changing how we think about water is to "fix water data.". Several days later, the White House held a first-of-its-kind water summit. During the live event, many speakers made references to better data, which were further echoed in the event materials.
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Physical Education Unit Plan: Soccer. April 15, 2010 · 6:15 pm. These lessons cover the following topics: dribbling, passing and receiving, 1 v 1 attack and defense, and finishing. The “Health and Issues in Sport” classes will focus on issues such as gender in sport, multiculturalism, social equity in soccer and other related concepts. April 15, 2010 · 6:14 pm. April 15, 2010 · 6:09 pm. The materials needed for the physical activity classes are as follows:. Soccer field (with lines and goals).
The Right Perspective | Bringing Balance To An Otherwise Left-Brained Existence
Bringing Balance To An Otherwise Left-Brained Existence. Familiarity and Inspirasi, With Stupid In Between. That about sums up the last 6 months since I penned anything in here. Yes I’ve charted new territory with a string of previously unexplored places. Hung out with the same group of dysfunctional yet strangely mixable friends. And dabbled a fair bit with what I consider a photographic catharsis of my soul. The price to pay perhaps of not knowing what you really want. Comments : 1 Comment. One image i...
Foothill Agrarian
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