Chou Milan, Leeks, Broccoli, Potato, Turnips Bletteset perhaps
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Como Puedo Encontrar Travesti
Vegetables in the basket Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Chou Milan, Leeks, Broccoli, Potato, Turnips Bletteset perhaps
Chou Milan, Leeks, Broccoli, Potato, Turnips Bletteset perhaps
Monday, February 21, 2011
What Are Quo Brushes Made Of
In Cart vegetables
radishes, leeks, lettuce, mache, red cabbage, chard and onions 
radishes, leeks, lettuce, mache, red cabbage, chard and onions
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Dragon Ball-z Bowling Ball
Gauthier allo ...
After another good defenders like Tomas Kaberle and Eric Brewer, our friend Gauthier could get their hands on the superb defenseman Erik Johnson of Blues.
Okay, the Avalanche gave a very good striker as Chris Stewart, a first-round picks (plus a conditional second-round draft choice) and maybe a defender who will become good in attack with Kevin Shattenkirk. Looking
that Gauthier could give back apart round choices. To become an offensive defenseman as Shattenkirk, Yanick Weber could do the trick. In the forwards Andrei Kostitsyn could be a logical choice, but he has not the value of a Stewart, otherwise the young Max Pacioretty.
In my opinion, Gauthier could easily get their hands on the defender very promising future. But instead we went for Gauthier friend Mara and I also knew he had negotiated late into the evening for a player like that. Hoping that this will not be the last move, otherwise I do believe that our chances in series will be screwed up! Unless Price becomes Halak (playoff version 2010).
Philippe Charbonneau 
After another good defenders like Tomas Kaberle and Eric Brewer, our friend Gauthier could get their hands on the superb defenseman Erik Johnson of Blues.
Okay, the Avalanche gave a very good striker as Chris Stewart, a first-round picks (plus a conditional second-round draft choice) and maybe a defender who will become good in attack with Kevin Shattenkirk. Looking
that Gauthier could give back apart round choices. To become an offensive defenseman as Shattenkirk, Yanick Weber could do the trick. In the forwards Andrei Kostitsyn could be a logical choice, but he has not the value of a Stewart, otherwise the young Max Pacioretty.
In my opinion, Gauthier could easily get their hands on the defender very promising future. But instead we went for Gauthier friend Mara and I also knew he had negotiated late into the evening for a player like that. Hoping that this will not be the last move, otherwise I do believe that our chances in series will be screwed up! Unless Price becomes Halak (playoff version 2010).
Philippe Charbonneau
Friday, February 18, 2011
Which Wood Are The Strongest
The Newsletter AMDA
Association for the maintenance and development activity in rural
AMDA is also AMAP (Association for the maintenance of peasant agriculture)
Hello dear Members
is the first issue of the newsletter for amapiens Freneuse and Cravent. A link to better communication between us. Please let us to share information on organic farming, your reading, your recipes ....
The logo was created by the daughter Pascale Cattani (former amapiens)
THE FARM
's weather last week helped to Agnes and Richard to work hard (as always). There are already more than 5000 plants introduced for 2011.
OUR ACTIVITIES
The idea peasant A consumer group enters into a contract with a local gardener. Each consumer purchases in advance its share of the harvest by subscription. Vegetables are shared each week (AMAP can also work with other types of cheese production, egg)
A healthy diet and a healthy environment: products are fresh, seasonal, diversified, grown without chemicals and available as they ripen. The proximity of the farm (Cravent) minimizes transport and use packaging.
A successful local economy, and social solidarity: consumers share the producer with the risks and benefits associated with natural farming. The advance purchase guarantees an income to farmers and allows him to get his supplies (seeds ...) without going into debt.
social ties, education, taste and the environment: The farmer is present at each harvest sharing to help us discover its products and its business.
From the site: http://reseauamapidf.org
AROUND BASKETS
Cucurbits in name and form fun: Pumpkin patidou, squash, butternut is very rich vitamins and minerals but low in calories. To each his own taste, hazelnut, almond or chestnut. They are beautiful, good and organic.
soup or puree in particular associated with celery and turnip with a touch of cream a delight!
INTER-AMAP
Workshops Créavent: Cravent The firm is associated with another amap to Vaucresson, as they communicate with their members by means of blog: htt: / / cressongourmand.blogspot.com. They set up workshops on the farm after sharing a picnic adults lead a workshop for children while the other adults involved in farm work.
They are spirited to think about future themes for this year! beautiful days filled with memories perspective!
OUR COMMON
Your town Has an upcoming event, news "green" or "organic" claims of solidarity, concerts and performances that you recommend ... ? We live in a beautiful area and our municipalities are very active. Sharing information - send news of your common dbrlblnc@gmail.com and share them with all Amapiens!
NEWS
Distribution of baskets
A schedule of hotlines for the distribution of baskets will be displayed on Friday at the hangar. Sign
No baskets this week and next week. See you March 4
Assessment Questionnaires: You've received an e-mail - fill them and send them to Agnes as soon as possible for this new season!
Websites
www.intelligenceVerte.org Training Center in organic farming is also a site where you'll find plenty of advice, for thought and recipes.
Books
A series of wonderful books for children (4-12 years) editions of "thinking place"
Morocco Match
Agnes message: "We had the idea to combine the CSA with the association" to live my campaign "that has put us in contact with Moroccan farmers last year.
The principle would initially just some of us can spend their holiday in a Moroccan firm Immersion, although with a Moroccan guide speaking French. A majority of the money paid for the stay goes into the pocket of the farmer and the rest for the operation of the association. It is a kind of tourism fair not too expensive. We were in the Atlas mountains and it was our best 5 days of travel without challenges. We have helped Omar bedding his onions, plowing with mules and sow his peas (treated with Monsanto's seeds are found only in the region), but we also trudge in the mountains with his ass ... In
Secondly, we could also extend to the second farm which is AMAP in Casablanca. Then extend to associated equivalent in other countries but we do not there yet. "
Runners? Agnes count or Office! A great adventure, having fun ...
Minutes GA
Have you all received the report the meeting
General 4 February ?
Attached Emmanuelle Pepin made some slides showing the diversity of the vegetables we bring Richard and Agnes each week.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Dish Network Dvr To External Drive Hack
Canadiens - Oilers
Well, tonight we will be entitled to a match that once promised to be existing (in the 80s). Does the PS will be able to beat the Oilers last or it will surprise us. Have
can notice that the Oilers are a team a little bit unpredictable, being composed of many young team will be dangerous at some future season.
With the large number of injured has the blue line Carey Price will be a lot of shots tonight. So expect a very offensive game from both sides.
I think the Canadiens will win the match 4 to 3 this evening. Subban will still differ from a playing time of 25 minutes and more!
Go HABS Go! :) 
Well, tonight we will be entitled to a match that once promised to be existing (in the 80s). Does the PS will be able to beat the Oilers last or it will surprise us. Have
can notice that the Oilers are a team a little bit unpredictable, being composed of many young team will be dangerous at some future season.
With the large number of injured has the blue line Carey Price will be a lot of shots tonight. So expect a very offensive game from both sides.
I think the Canadiens will win the match 4 to 3 this evening. Subban will still differ from a playing time of 25 minutes and more!
Go HABS Go! :)
Monday, February 14, 2011
Barbie Short Cake Game
February 23, 2011 In the vegetable basket
leeks, cauliflower , chard, lettuce, radishes and turnips 
leeks, cauliflower , chard, lettuce, radishes and turnips
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Monster Energy Gauges
February 16, 2011 Renewal of Membership - Contract
THE ATTENTION OF MEMBERS IN 2010-2011 AMAPIENS TRICASTIN
WORKFLOW
The signing of the accession AMAP and the contract will take place vegetables Wednesday 16 and February 23, 2011 room Chausy, from 18 hours (in parallel distribution racks).
You will find the list of links of this blog (to the right of this message), the sheet to join the CSA and the contract vegetables signing contracts Schedules fruit, eggs, poultry, lamb, cheese, bread, veal will be held later.
Reminder
-A membership AMAP alone (without contract) is possible as a benefactor.
-Accession to the AMAP is required to subscribe vegetables in the contract.
-The contract is a contract of vegetable base, it is obligatory to subscribe to it to access the ancillary agreements.
Upstream of signature updates
At home
-accession AMAP You print two copies (one for AMAP, one for you); you complete and attach two copies, if possible, a check the amount of the contribution you have chosen
-You print out the contract in triplicate vegetables (A CSA, a producer and one for you) or quadruplicate (for those who have half a basket) and you attach to the contract checks the mode of payment chosen (Regulation only checks for contracts).
In preparing for accession, the contract and checks the corresponding upstream days of signatures saves time for everyone (write 10 checks the day of the signing takes time)
Note: We ask you, preferably by Regulation check for membership of the AMAP us because it is easier to handle than the liquid.
Days Signature Room Chausy
-You will find tables reserved for membership
-You will also find tables reserved for the signature of contracts vegetables
- Passage in the first tables dedicated to joining the CSA, your membership will be confirmed after payment of dues by the stamp of AMAP.
- Then crossing contract signature vegetables that will be made after verification of the presence of the stamp of AMAP on the sheet of accession.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
What Does Ringing In Left Ear Mean
vegetables in the basket of vegetables
red cabbage, leeks, lettuce, radish, lettuce, onions and maybe turnips 
red cabbage, leeks, lettuce, radish, lettuce, onions and maybe turnips
Monday, January 31, 2011
Buy Inexpensive Plain Metal Cuff Bracelets
February 9, 2011 In the basket Wednesday 2 In February
leeks, 2 salads, squash, spinach, radishes and cauliflower 
leeks, 2 salads, squash, spinach, radishes and cauliflower
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Nyquil And Benzonatate
Cart vegetables Wednesday, January 26, 2011
red cabbage, leeks, chard, lettuce, onions, potatoes and turnips may 
red cabbage, leeks, chard, lettuce, onions, potatoes and turnips may
Wierdest Piercings Ever
Info
Grains wheat were coated with a fungicide before sowing. During culture, wheat received two to six treatments of pesticides over the years, hormone treatment to shorten the stems to avoid lodging and a large dose of fertilizer: nitrogen 240kg, 100kg of phosphorus and 100 kg potassium per hectare. In the silo, after harvest, the beans are fumigated with carbon tetrachloride and carbon bisulphide and then watered chlopyriphosméthyl. For milling, the flour gets chloride notrosytel. Can ascorbic acid, bean flour, gluten and amylase.
Powder Levante
It is treated with calcium silicate and starch is bleached with potassium permanganate.
fats
They are an antioxidant butyl hydroxytoluene as an emulsifier and lecithin type.
History cream
eggs come from a factory farm where the hens are fed pellets containing antioxidants (E300 to E311), flavors, emulsifiers such as calcium alginate, preservatives such as formic acid, colorants such as capsanthin, binding agents as lignosulfonate and finally palatable to which they can swallow it all as cholic acid and an enzyme to remove the white sugar.
Milk
It comes from a factory farm where the cows receiving a diet rich in chemicals: antibiotics as flavophospholipol (E212) or monensin sodium (E714), antioxidants such as sodium ascorbate (E301), alpha-tocopherol synthesis (E307), the butyl-hydroxy toluene (E321) or ethoxyquin (E324), emulsifiers such as propylene glycol alginate (E405) or Polyethylene glycol (E496), preservatives such as acetic acid, tartaric acid (E334), propionic acid (E280) and its derivatives (E281 to 284), chemical compounds such as urea nitrogen E801), or diurédo Isobutane (E803), binding agents such as soduim stearate, colorants such as E131 or 142 and finally palatable to the cows can eat it all as sodium glutamate.
oils
They were extracted with solvents such as acetone and then refined by the action of sulfuric acid, then washing with hot, neutralized with caustic soda, chlorine dioxide bleached or potassium bicarbonate and deodorized at 160 ° C with zinc chloride. Finally, they were restained with curcumin.
cream
Once obtained, it receives flavorings and stabilizers as Algan acid (E400)
History cherries
Cherries, received during the season between 10 and 40 pesticide treatments between years. The cherries are bleached with sulfur dioxide and restained uniformly carminic acid or erythrosin. They are immersed in brine containing aluminum sulfate and out they are a conservative like potassium sorbate (E202). They are then coated with a sugar that comes from beets, which, like wheat, have received their dose of fertilizer and pesticides. The sugar extracted by decantation with lime and sulfur dioxide and then faded to sulfoxylate sodium and refined norite and isopropyl alcohol. It is finally azure blue anthraquinone.
Bon Appetit! Now you're informed, you know what you're walking into. "
Claude Bourguignon, French agronomist, former associate of the INRA known for his work and experiments on soil microbiology. Founder of LAMS (Laboratory for Microbiological Analysis of Soil) he worked in France but also in Europe, America and Africa. 
After "The World According to Monsanto" Marie-Monique Robin recidivism: " Our daily poison " - March 15 at 20:40 on ARTE
the same day his book is in the eponymous libraries and the DVD.
She conducted a lengthy investigation that was conducted in six European countries (France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, Denmark), the United States, Canada, Chile, and India.
Why this survey? Let go to the author:
"Since its inception in the early twentieth century the firm has continued to hide the high toxicity of its products, I asked myself three questions:
- Is that Monsanto's behavior constitutes an exception in the industrial history?
- How are the 100 000 molecules regulated chemicals that have invaded our environment since the end of WWII?
- Is Is there a link between exposure these chemicals and the "epidemic of preventable chronic diseases" that the World Health Organization (WHO) found primarily in so-called "developed" (words that I put quotation marks are those used by WHO)?
- Is that Monsanto's behavior constitutes an exception in the industrial history?
- How are the 100 000 molecules regulated chemicals that have invaded our environment since the end of WWII?
- Is Is there a link between exposure these chemicals and the "epidemic of preventable chronic diseases" that the World Health Organization (WHO) found primarily in so-called "developed" (words that I put quotation marks are those used by WHO)?
Aware that the field investigation was extensive, I decided not interested only to chemicals that come into contact with our food chain from farmer's fields (pesticides) to plate consumer (food additives and plastics).
Prior to my new world tour, I realized a long preparatory research work was to read many books (one hundred, mostly English), reports, scientific studies and j ' I met with experts (toxicologists, biologists, representatives of regulatory agencies), either directly through personal appointments or at special seminars. I also consulted Archives of international organizations such as WHO or the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which depends on the first.
Prior to my new world tour, I realized a long preparatory research work was to read many books (one hundred, mostly English), reports, scientific studies and j ' I met with experts (toxicologists, biologists, representatives of regulatory agencies), either directly through personal appointments or at special seminars. I also consulted Archives of international organizations such as WHO or the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which depends on the first.
Marie-Monique Robin
To illustrate :
the "Recipe for cherry pie" (after Claude Bourguignon)
"Flour Grains wheat were coated with a fungicide before sowing. During culture, wheat received two to six treatments of pesticides over the years, hormone treatment to shorten the stems to avoid lodging and a large dose of fertilizer: nitrogen 240kg, 100kg of phosphorus and 100 kg potassium per hectare. In the silo, after harvest, the beans are fumigated with carbon tetrachloride and carbon bisulphide and then watered chlopyriphosméthyl. For milling, the flour gets chloride notrosytel. Can ascorbic acid, bean flour, gluten and amylase. Powder Levante
It is treated with calcium silicate and starch is bleached with potassium permanganate. fats
They are an antioxidant butyl hydroxytoluene as an emulsifier and lecithin type. History cream
eggs come from a factory farm where the hens are fed pellets containing antioxidants (E300 to E311), flavors, emulsifiers such as calcium alginate, preservatives such as formic acid, colorants such as capsanthin, binding agents as lignosulfonate and finally palatable to which they can swallow it all as cholic acid and an enzyme to remove the white sugar. Milk
It comes from a factory farm where the cows receiving a diet rich in chemicals: antibiotics as flavophospholipol (E212) or monensin sodium (E714), antioxidants such as sodium ascorbate (E301), alpha-tocopherol synthesis (E307), the butyl-hydroxy toluene (E321) or ethoxyquin (E324), emulsifiers such as propylene glycol alginate (E405) or Polyethylene glycol (E496), preservatives such as acetic acid, tartaric acid (E334), propionic acid (E280) and its derivatives (E281 to 284), chemical compounds such as urea nitrogen E801), or diurédo Isobutane (E803), binding agents such as soduim stearate, colorants such as E131 or 142 and finally palatable to the cows can eat it all as sodium glutamate. oils
They were extracted with solvents such as acetone and then refined by the action of sulfuric acid, then washing with hot, neutralized with caustic soda, chlorine dioxide bleached or potassium bicarbonate and deodorized at 160 ° C with zinc chloride. Finally, they were restained with curcumin. cream
Once obtained, it receives flavorings and stabilizers as Algan acid (E400) History cherries
Cherries, received during the season between 10 and 40 pesticide treatments between years. The cherries are bleached with sulfur dioxide and restained uniformly carminic acid or erythrosin. They are immersed in brine containing aluminum sulfate and out they are a conservative like potassium sorbate (E202). They are then coated with a sugar that comes from beets, which, like wheat, have received their dose of fertilizer and pesticides. The sugar extracted by decantation with lime and sulfur dioxide and then faded to sulfoxylate sodium and refined norite and isopropyl alcohol. It is finally azure blue anthraquinone. Bon Appetit! Now you're informed, you know what you're walking into. "
Claude Bourguignon, French agronomist, former associate of the INRA known for his work and experiments on soil microbiology. Founder of LAMS (Laboratory for Microbiological Analysis of Soil) he worked in France but also in Europe, America and Africa.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Hl-dt-st Dvdram Gh40f Imgburn
YOUR CALENDARS!
Breaks days
"Membership and signature of contracts"
The months of February, March and April will be for your The AMAP Tricastine therefore all Amapiennes and Amapiens past and future, the opportunity to confirm or affirm their commitment to the values of this type of association.
A) In February
1) For members of the season in June 2010 to end March 2011
- Wednesday February 16 and 23 2011 , we proceed with the renewal of membership contracts and signatures vegetables
We will know then the number of baskets
(Reminder: our producer does not wish to provide more than 70 baskets)
B) In March
1) For those on the waiting list
- membership and signing of contracts will be made vegetables: Wednesday, March 2, 2011
- For all members and former new
- the are Wednesdays 16, 23 and 30 March 2011 ; Signatures will be held contracts "called complementary" baskets: Rove goat cheeses, fruits, eggs, breads, poultry, lamb and veal.
- In April
Your General Assembly was scheduled:
Room APPLE
21 April 2011 to 18 H 00
Notice, agenda and proxy will end March
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Can My Friend Wath Bang Bros
QUALITY OF ORGANIC PRODUCTS
To the complete file, click the link below (and go in page 3):
Monday, January 3, 2011
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