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tehchromic
12y ago
the tail is like, the whole shrimp :} haha, but I know what you mean. Maybe it's good, maybe it's the kind of baking goth teenagers carry on just to disgust their stiff parents!
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tehchromic
12y ago
True, but what you consider clean conditions is relative. City streets are dirty, but so is the bottom of the ocean! where sharks vacate and whales rot to bits and all kinds of sediment and detritus gathers: there's your market price l
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tehchromic
12y ago
Simple: cost As long as it is cheaper to exploit an existing clean water source than to spend the energy, and invest in the massive and in some cases unproven tech and engineering infrastructure to build desalination plants, then that'
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tehchromic
12y ago
The article capitalizes on a popular foreboding about resource limits with a thrilling "ick" factor, but it's premise is unsubstantial. I once met an ancient Jewish gentleman who, due to poverty, had been forced to eat lobste
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tehchromic
12y ago
I can say that bee larvae taste like raw almonds and cow milk butter and I eat on sight.
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tehchromic
12y ago
To answer your question, wood is the most natural foundation for honey bees. They generally live in wood, and cutting it does't alter it materially. They also live in stone. As organic beekeepers, myself and many others reject the use
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tehchromic
12y ago
It's much more practical for thousands of hives to be gathered by truck and the honey to be processed out of them by automated machinery, than for someone to walk around tapping some expensive contraption sitting on each hive, into mas
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tehchromic
12y ago
The old fashioned way gets my vote. Look at the huge wax slab he got out of it! No way you'll get that with the Flow machine.
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tehchromic
12y ago
As a beekeeper with 40 hives in operation and an avid follower of the organic beekeeper movement, as outlined by the Barefoot Beekeeper (book), and Dee Lusby's organic treatment free beekeeping group (Organic Beekeepers Yahoo group), a