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Farmers produce food for a massive population at rock-bottom prices because agriculture has been streamlined. ..From the genetic makeup to final product, it’s all micromanaged. Food lacks diversity, taste and nutrition, but it’s cheap. more »
May 3, 2013
by Kenneth Sutcliffe
in The Insider
It’s a marvelously wonky technology that gives rise to comical computerized translation, like speaking, “what time Tuesday do you want to have dinner?” coming out as, “my watermelons are fleshy and large,” more »
Mar 29, 2013
by Paul E Kandarian
in The Insider
Today, bicycles are more popular than ever, and with high gas prices and traffic-laden commuting the norm rather than the exception, the subject of whether “bike paths” are good or bad has, perhaps quite surprisingly, become a bit of an issue. more »
May 6, 2013
by Kenneth Sutcliffe
in The Insider
Rankings are nice, aren’t they? We can get rankings of appliances, cars, banks, movies, toys, TV shows, just about any aspect of our lives, things we can use as a gauge to make informed purchases and lifestyle choices. Rankings are nice. more »
May 3, 2013
by Paul E Kandarian
in The Insider
The South Coast is blessed with a number of museums that allow visitors to step back in time and live history through the eyes of the people or places or pieces that lived through it by virtue of tales in books, collected memorabilia or recordings.
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Mar 24, 2013
by Jay Pateakos
in The Insider
First public event in Boston after the Marathon bombings. One news source called it the "most powerful national anthem ever." more »
Apr 18, 2013
PCSD (Post Corporate Stress Disorder) is the name of an affliction that occurs when we leave our corporate positions for retirement. This is not a real disease—not yet, anyway. more »
Apr 16, 2013
by Paul Letendre
in Prime Times
What a difference a year makes, from one small dusting in 2011-2012 to a dozen storms plummeting the coast this year. We’ve seen a blizzard that knocked out power for days— more »
May 6, 2013
by Jay Pateakos
in The Insider
High-speed Block Island Ferry coming to Newport, RI more »
May 3, 2013
in The Insider
“New Bedford has such amazing assets as a community and there are wonderful opportunities for new energy and investment by the City,” said Lee Heald, Director of AHA!..." more »
Apr 4, 2013
by Joyce Rowley
in The Insider
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