Brian Snyder
@WritetoFarm
Four decades of working for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems, Social Justice, and effective Nonprofit Management. And, oh yeah, I love fly fishing.
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What a treasure they have in Ohio with these special places!
Today is the day! Mounds and Memory Gathering 2024: Indigenous Sovereignty, Ceremonial Spaces, and Stories of the Mound Builders @OhioState celebrating @UNESCO #WorldHeritage status and scholarship surrounding these "monuments of the Ohio River Valley"
Now there’s a bit of worthwhile wisdom if I’ve ever seen one!
That pause may end up being a defining moment in the Biden presidency. Given this week's rulings, everything seems different now.
Thirty-three years ago, and still we’re only barely listening.
This 1990 speech from Carl Sagan about the military budget and the scientific consensus on global warming is still relevant today
A stationary low pressure system sending smoke from Canadian wildfires into our nation's capital and largest media markets, where it cannot be ignored, might just be the surest sign of Divine intervention on a global scale that we've seen in quite some time.
🔥 Wednesday, June 7, 2023 will forever be remembered as one of the worst air quality days in the Northeast's history due to wildfire smoke. This is all due to wildfires that aren't even burning in the United States. (@willcano6) myradar.com/news/northeast…
This is interesting. Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that working and building muscle at locations most remote from the head would enhance blood flow back to the brain, especially when pushing against the effects of gravity.
In this one, a high-velocity resistance training was associated with improvements in executive function of mobility-limited older adults, something that appeared to be mediated by changes in lower-body muscle strength, power, and muscle thickness.
Nicely put, Graham. I read through all those quotes and found a lot about winning, but nothing regarding generosity.
Lesson: do not idolize the mega rich for their wealth could have been the health care, transportation, and schools you’ve been needing for a comfortable life.
Manifest Destiny to the north and south. Moving beyond mere westward expansion of the past.
Lesson: do not idolize the mega rich for their wealth could have been the health care, transportation, and schools you’ve been needing for a comfortable life.
Wherein the key common theme is "lack of preparation"...
We called four people and said: tell me an anecdote of your war — the war in Iraq as you lived it. This answers recorded by @gordemer are overpowering. Humans telling their stories. Set aside seven minutes and listen. @MorningEdition @NPR npr.org/2023/03/20/116…
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4 people recall the invasion of Iraq and say the consequences live on
Twenty years have passed since the U.S. invaded Iraq. Four people who witnessed it firsthand share their impressions.
Fascinating bit of not-so-trivial trivia. Further thought: Are we “feeding the world” or enslaving the world with grain exports?
In 1972 historian Al Crosby speculated that introducing corn to Africa so reduced hunger that pop'n density rose, which in turn “enabled the slave trade to go on as long as it did.” TIL that 2 economists examined the evidence for this in 2019 and... Yep. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
I am partial to Eddie Vedder's work on Into the Wild. Amazing lyrics that add much to the narrative of the film!
In 1972 historian Al Crosby speculated that introducing corn to Africa so reduced hunger that pop'n density rose, which in turn “enabled the slave trade to go on as long as it did.” TIL that 2 economists examined the evidence for this in 2019 and... Yep. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
And its corollary, "Let's prepare to move on, now that we've ruined everything here."
In 1972 historian Al Crosby speculated that introducing corn to Africa so reduced hunger that pop'n density rose, which in turn “enabled the slave trade to go on as long as it did.” TIL that 2 economists examined the evidence for this in 2019 and... Yep. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
I look forward to contributing to the work of @ChrrOSU in this new role!
Issue #9 (January 2023) of the @ChrrOSU From the Director's Desk is now available here: chrr.osu.edu/about/director… We welcome @WritetoFarm celebrate success with the chrr.ohio-state.edu/gamblingsurvey/ and lift up our contributions to the @OSUPopCenter seminar series
Seems reasonable...
"Fortunately, high-fat foods like nuts and nut butters, full-fat dairy products — especially fermented — avocado, olive oil, even dark chocolate are not only nutritious, but also delicious," said @davidludwigmd of @harvardmed. news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…
.@BenBikmanPhD & @RobertLustigMD Have you folks seen this ad? I saw it on TV while half asleep one night and thought I was dreaming. Turns out it's an actual nightmare. The horror... Enjoy Kellogg’s® Cereal for Dinner youtu.be/U8Dw1bjRxY0 via @YouTube
And on his own birthday, nonetheless.
In 1861, Lincoln spoke in my home state and tried to reassure people upset by his election.
This "simple idea" literally changed my life a couple years ago. The change could not have been more dramatic, and came in the nick of time before some significant life stressors that would've been much worse without it.
This simple idea--that eating less fat and more carbs leads to higher insulin, which leads to greater fat production from the liver--is so often overlooked or misunderstood. This explains why blood lipids can get so much worse despite eating less fat. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36344170/
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