"power always reveals" - Robert A. Caro, The Passage of Power
Jefferson City, MO
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Therapeutic carbohydrate reduction (TCR) now has a peer-reviewed implementation guideline.
Published today in the Journal of Metabolic Health (JMH)!
buff.ly/22jqaYD
Developed to help address the growing epidemic of metabolic dysfunction.
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A Big Four packer told a Kansas City chain to drop Hertzog Meats or lose their whole order. That is how they play ball on the meat side.
Jim Hertzog dry-aged beef was flying off the shelf. One of the Big Four noticed and cut the chain off.
@corbittwall @nbwfeederflash
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For those that enjoyed my other video by narrated by Cole Hauser, here is another great video
Such a strong, happy, healthy, and promising message for everyone
God Bless America
🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
#America #Veterans #Military #UFCWhiteHouse250 #Agriculture #UFCWhiteHouse
Readers edition was a great read, 100% recommend
I'd like to add to this chart in the near future, but I thought this was a cool chart found in the Readers Edition of the Book of Concord. The Augsburg Confession (that pastors swear an oath to teach) says we didn't really change the Mass much. Yup
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"Cows destroy the planet"
The cows, eating grass, peacefully regrowing the soils, helping deposit minerals back into the ground, making the land more bioavailable:
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The 1977 McGovern Report or “Dietary Goals for the United States” aimed to address diet-related diseases in the United States.
The report recommended increasing carbohydrate intake, replacing saturated fats with vegetable oils, and lowering cholesterol consumption to the equivalent of 1 egg per day.
Influenced, in part, by Ancel Keys' flawed research on dietary fats and heart disease, the Congressional report significantly shaped food production, marketing, and dietary habits in the US for decades.
Video clip from the documentary "Fat Head" directed by Tom Naughton.
Back in my happy place after a long session, putting up ryelage, enough for maybe two years thanks to warm weather and rains this year!
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Today, the 1517 family mourns the death of Dr. Rod Rosenbladt. For many, he was known as “Dad Rod,” and to others, he was known as professor, friend, and mentor. Rod’s influence will be felt long past his triumphal entry into the kingdom he so longed to enter, and his legacy will point many more to know the forgiveness and freedom found in Christ alone.
1517.org/dadrod
Found this on one of our fence lines today. Wish the beaver would have felled in the other direction!
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What’s a great way to start a week? Registering new voters with the Secretary of State!! #GoCavsGo #VoteCavsVote @MissouriSOS
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Diabetes is bankrupting people. Meanwhile, cutting out carbs is zero cost and frees people from the need for insulin usually within days-weeks. Diabetes associations don't tell ppl this bc they're funded by Big Pharma. That's it, the whole sad story. businessinsider.com/diabetic…
Planting pearl millet in flooded corn ground, hoping for some hay this fall. My non-gps straight line skills have atrophied a bit but will do.
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latest photo, don't remember water this high, we think (maybe) its holding steady and will start to recede. Right now, Brunswick, Mo., needs our prayers. Water on right should be a gravel road; on left should be a green pasture.
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Don Williams would have turned 80 on Memorial Day. We recall his pivotal performance of "Amanda" rol.st/2HXdOHt
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Thank you @stltoday for the excellent writeup on 'The People's Art' stltoday.com/lifestyles/miss…
