Joe Bourguignon

As a documentary filmmaker and permie AND Sepp fanboy, this makes me so happy!!  I can't wait to see the finished film.  Great work, photography looks amazing, and Sepp's words as always are inspiring and speak directly to my heart as a permie.  ❤️

Great topic, can't wait to see the book!  Congrats!  

raven ranson wrote:

Joe Bourguignon wrote:"Hugelkultur Micro Documentary - HD streaming" page is not working for me.  I'm logged into permies, but I get the following error message:

"Sorry
Because of its privacy settings, this video cannot be played here."

Cheers,

-joe

Do you have any blockers in your browser?  I have a few that prevent flash and other video-thingies from playing.  I have to turn them off to watch some videos.

AHH!!  Raven was right on!  My "Privacy Badger" Chrome addon caused it not to work.  With that disabled for Permies, I now see the video!   Thanks!  

-j

paul wheaton wrote:

Joe Bourguignon wrote:"Hugelkultur Micro Documentary - HD streaming" page is not working for me.  I'm logged into permies, but I get the following error message:

"Sorry
Because of its privacy settings, this video cannot be played here."

This is new!

What is your browser and operating system?

Any other interesting bits on your end that might give us a clue as to what is going on?

Are other people able to watch the video okay?

Chrome Version 58.0.3029.110 (64-bit) running on Mac OSX 10.10.5.

Attached is a screenshot of what I see.

(EDIT:  The screenshot has a weird reddish cast when I upload it for some reason but I'm not seeing that color on my end, FYI)

"Hugelkultur Micro Documentary - HD streaming" page is not working for me.  I'm logged into permies, but I get the following error message:

"Sorry
Because of its privacy settings, this video cannot be played here."

Cheers,

-joe

Here's the link to Terraganix, which is what I believe Charlotte was referencing:

http://www.teraganix.com/

Hope this helps! I've really appreciated this thread, and look forward to incorporating some of the methods in my garden & greenhouse! Thanks all!

-joe

Thekla McDaniels wrote:Another excellent source of Omega 3 is flax seed. ... What's important is the omega 6 to omega 3 ratio. ... I really have a lot of trouble remembering which is which.

Quoting from Nutrition Facts, "I try to think in terms of whole food sources rather than nutrients (have you read The China Study? It has a whole chapter trying to make that point). I’d be happy to talk with you about ratios and percentages, but in terms of practical advice I’d encourage people to minimize their intake of the omega-6 rich oils (such as safflower, sunflower, and cottonseed, and all of the processed garbage manufacturers make with them), and try to eat healthy omega-3 rich whole foods such as walnuts and flax seeds every day ... And especially for men as well as women who are expecting, breastfeeding, or even thinking about getting pregnant I would encourage consideration of taking an algae- or yeast-derived long-chain omega-3 supplement."

I agree with Thekla. Flax is great and easy to work into a diet. Flax porridge is quite good for breakfast, provided you add fruit & cinnamon or something to make it a bit more interesting...

-joe

Izzy Bickford wrote:I've been using a homemade toothpowder (the Wellness Mama recipe was my starting point)

Izzy, mind sharing the recipe that you've settled on? It sounds like you've made some refinements... John S, thanks for the DVD review, sounds good!

Cheers,

-joe
HolgateHomestead, PDX, OR