Articles from New Life Journal (September 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Calvin Robinson: the bees' knees.	Cramer, Maggie	Interview	572
Chickens and the city.		Brief article	200
Cloth book cover: New Life Journal's editorial team heads back to school with this simple book jacket.	Cramer, Maggie; Underwood, Abby		609
Fifth annual Relay for Clean Air.			94
Gentrification and smart growth: Michael Figura shares what we can do to combat the negative effects of a move back to the city.	Figura, Michael	Report	826
Get nosy with your herbs: aromatherpist Katie Keyes gets back to the basics of aroma and shares a pick-me-up you can carry in your pocket.	Keyes, Katie	Report	1024
Getting down and dirty: with your soil is a great step to a healthy garden.	Croft, Gwen		877
Local dollars and sense: explore the sounds, tastes, textures and smells of a local tailgate market through the eyes of Ruth Gonzalez.	Gonzalez, Ruth	Report	594
Q&A: healthy lighting.		Report	612
Recap: the Ashevillage town meeting: Kristin Peppel shares the meeting's goals for a sustainable city and what you can do to move those goals into action.	Peppel, Kristin		1118
Recycling your CFLs.	Manning, Rebecca		385
Sense you asked ... New Life Journal's Maggie Cramer hits the streets to get a sense if there's a favorite of the five.	Cramer, Maggie	Report	617
Senseitive stuff.	Cramer, Maggie		549
Sensing home: with Sarah Susanka in New Life Journal's interview with the acclaimed author and architect, she shares what makes her feel most at home and how we can all create "Not So Big" spaces that appeal to those big five.	Cramer, Maggie	Interview	2063
Simple yet savory: Sevananda Market's Jennifer Franklin shares the flavors of her favorite salad.	Franklin, Jennifer		643
Sounds like yoga: it's okay to imitate Darth Vader during yoga practice, says instructor Bill Hufschmidt.	Hufschmidt, Bill		907
Symbolism: seeing or experiencing? Theresa Sykes Brittany encourages us to experience with our sense of sight and beyond.	Brittany, Theresa Sykes	Report	890
The 7 senses? That's right. There's more than just the classic five, says occupational therapist Monika Lesch.	Lesch, Monika	Report	1351
WNC sets farm to school example.		Brief article	152