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Ethnobotanical knowledge from Lebanon
To listen to the stories click on the book cover للأستماع الى السوالف انقر الغلاف To order from Amazon go to http://bit.ly/cTacKV
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A source on food, farming and rural society
Land - suheir hammad
his approach
to love he said
was that of a farmer
most love like
hunters and like
hunters most kill
what they desire
he tills
soil through toes
nose in the wet
earth he waits
prays to the gods
and slowly harvests
thankful
to love he said
was that of a farmer
most love like
hunters and like
hunters most kill
what they desire
he tills
soil through toes
nose in the wet
earth he waits
prays to the gods
and slowly harvests
thankful
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My book: Plants and People
Ethnobotanical knowledge from Lebanon
My book: Tales of the Badia سوالف البادية
To listen to the stories click on the book cover للأستماع الى السوالف انقر الغلاف To order from Amazon go to http://bit.ly/cTacKV
My book: From `Akkar to `Amel: Lebanon's Slow Food Trail
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In times of political crisis in Lebanon and the region, this blog will carry news updates and analysis
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- The times they are a-changin'
- unkept promises
- Why do we share food?
- Response
- Revolutionary shopping
- carbon footprint out of step
- Don't cook with olive oil
- Coops in trouble
- The problem with farmers' markets
- Doomsayer
- Fresh fault
- Reminder
- New blog
- Water gets scarcer
- GMOfuel
- Now milk- and other stuff
- Will they privatize Zamzam?
- Capital cartoon
- Left out
- Albion al arrabiata
- Land without People?
- Innocenti
- Reporting tool
- Losing ground
- Iranian gambit
- In a nutshell
- Civil disagreement
- Royal corporation
- Global Anger
- Read it, it's really good
- Strategic planning
- Amhazard
- Wake up
- Soul food
- c'est stupefiant!
- Land and People in the news
- Chicken and egg? not really.
- Yes master
- Kenya maken
- Last round
- Endless litany
- The Animals, Live!
- Kofi to save Africa
- Not good
- Would the US be the same without chewing gum?
- From dove's eye view
- Mediterranean food culture a world heritage
- Cardamom
- Free trade primer
- Brace yourself for more structural adjustment
- We just love junk food
- Organic cooperation
- The Best Place to Be in a Peak Oil Collapse
- I read Al Hayat today
- Ard w' Nath
- Land and nomadic people
- No rust, just smut
- Freedom from market freedom
- Keep your hands off farming!
- The corrupt telling the corrupted...
- Halophytes to the rescue
- Agro-fuel
- Venting off
- Food sovereignty and health
- Israel destroys Lebanon but offers to help government
- Atomic cucumbers
- Israel's legacy
- UN misses target-again
- Market is not the only way
- The fat picture
- The big picture
- hungry arab t-shirt
- Pass the organic fair trade ciabatta, please
- Food colonialism
- Passion (turn left)
- UNreliable
- Honni soit qui Mali pense
- DeBunking the Bank
- Think globally, eat locally
- Globalization in a bowl
- Beyond Darfur
- Keep the people in bondage, but free the trade
- Ozzie wisdom
- The Bank's recipe book
- Quite timely
- Money for food
- Peas in trouble
- Arabic halloum
- Cutting their nose to spite their face
- War on terroirism
- Free trade?
- Adam's (Smith) apple
- Putting out fire with gasoline
- Leveling the playing field
- BP: Biofuel Panacea
- Growing occupation
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About Me
- Rami Zurayk
- Beirut, Lebanon, Lebanon
- Opinions on this blog are expressed personally and do not necessarily represent the opinions of any institution I may be affiliated with.
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1 comment:
My Phoenician ancestors never ate Tabboulie, and on this side of the pond it is known as "Israeli Salad".
I also have it from very good sources that after July 15 Tabboulie will be outlawed in Lebanon.
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