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Ammonia-treated burgers, tainted with E. Coli
In Meat Wagon, we round up the latest outrages from the meat and livestock industries. Comment?
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Food in the 2000s: Organic Wal-Marts, the end of Emeril, the persistence of hunger
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He'd made a name for himself in some food circles, especially with his book Botany of Desire , which detailed the interconnected relationship between plants and people. Comment?
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15 documentary Oscar nominees unveiled -- with glaring omissions
The Academy Awards announced on November 18 the shortlist of 15 films in the Documentary Feature category selected from the preliminary round. Comment?
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The Food Paradox: obesity and hunger in America
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Joel Salatin, owner of Polyface Farms. Polyface Farms is featured in Michael Pollan's 2006 book The Omnivore's Dilemma and the 2008 documentary Food, Inc. Comment?
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Two potent leads have great chemistry
The Taking of Pelham 123: Denzel Washington and John Travolta face off in this remake of the 1974 thriller about a complex plot to hold a New York subway car up for ransom. Comment?
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Environmental Film Festival Tops the Bill as Library Looks Forward to a New Year
With an expanded array of programming, the upcoming Environmental Film Festival at the Princeton Public Library offers a powerhouse assembly of films, speakers, discussions, and diverse subject matter, for what promises to be an engaging two weeks in the new year. Comment?
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As in previous years, it was hard to play favorites with the great movies I've seen in 2009. Comment?
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Debunking sustainable food myths
There are plenty of local products at farmers' markets that aren't available elsewhere. Comment?
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It's the season of gluttony where I live. Perhaps we need rent this movie to slow the gorge. Comment?
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LJ Best DVDs of 2009: 10 Titles
For his list of the best docs to release on DVD in 2009, Jeff Dick, LJ 's indie film guru, took into account the following criteria: films that garnered Oscar, film festival, or critical recognition, including in LJ , and those offering remarkable insights and/or emotional engagement that lingers beyond their final frames. Comment?
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COVER- Person of the Year: Joel Salatin's salad days Comments
It's been quite a year for Joel Salatin . The Shenandoah Valley farmer starred as himself in two popular food documentary films, and he received a $100,000 award from the Heinz Family Foundation for his creative, eco-friendly practices. Comment?
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Food, Inc. (movie review): How much do you know about US food production?
Once in a while, a documentary film sets off a domino effect of controversy, conversation, and change. Food, Inc is such a film. The film centers on the notion that as a society, Americans have become so unaware about how our food is actually ... Comment?
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The Top Six Documentary Oscar Contenders
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In a face-off between fashion divas, food activists, Broadway dancers, and guerrilla videographers, a film about a Bourne Identity -like mission to rescue dolphins, triumphs. Comment?
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The 25 Best Movies of 2009
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Our favorite movies of 2009 belie a diverse appreciation ranging from a quiet rumination on death to gruesome horror; from a mostly ad-libbed, low-budget character study to the most expensive movie of all time. Comment?
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The Novice Foodie Isn't a Slow-Food Novice
There's a good chance your food didn't come from anyone like her. - If there's one area of food where the Novice Foodie isn't such a novice, it's local, organic and sustainable foods -- a.k.a. Slow Food. Comment?
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You are what they eat. I purposefully, and on a regular basis, ingest foods with E. coli or salmonella. Comment?
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What is on your plate? Erin McClure Food, Inc. presents an in depth investigation into the evolution of the food industry. Comment?
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BOLTON: Inter-dietary dating is kosher
"He's a vegetarian." I broke the news to my mother when Chris and I started dating. Comment?
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South Africa struggles to put new black farmers on the land
To readers: The Register's Philip Brasher is reporting from South Africa and Kenya to learn whether genetically engineered crops could help Africa produce more food as temperatures and populations rise. Comment?
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For $150, DVDs will arrive about one week before their official street dates . Therea s also the ability to buy one of each previous Oscilloscope DVD from its back catalog for half price . Comment?
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