he says for him, being a dairy farmer isn't a job or a career, it's a lifestyle, and as a multigenerationalry farmer, it's a lifestyle he hopes to continue well into the future. >> well, i think i have somewhat of a responsibility to my family's legacy. i'm the fourth generation, and we've been doing this now 117 years in the same place, and i'm not gonna be the one to blow it, right? i mean, i have to at least make it work and make it available to my son if he decides he wants to do that. >> and while dino's son is a little too young to enjoy this ice cream--don't worry, folks, h's only scooping it here--others are over the moon for this new premium ice cream. >> it's like mixing the 2 best things in the world together in one. the golden state produces more milk, butter, and ice cream than any state in the nation, and since it's also a leader in both farming and innovative artisan foods, it looks like these two might just innovative artisan foods, it looks like these two might just have a spirited partnership for years to come. for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> brought to you

campaigners for the eco friendly lifestyle began arriving at findhorn from around the world during the one nine hundred seventy s. the community grew from twenty to one hundred fifty members. as we come through this landscape here we start to move into what we call a poem a culture a garden. garden is the same thing as co-creating with nature working with nature one of the reasons why i came. because of meditation spiritual progress but also working with nature. gibson was one of the first settlers. he's lived. his house is one of the eco village is an attraction it's made from whiskey barrels we were looking for would particularly

lifestyle changes like a decrease in caffeine or there is medication similar to blood pressure drugs. but a doctor can determine if it is a sign of something more serious, or condition like room toyed arthritis -- like arthritis. for today's health minute, i am susie wargin -- susan. >>> all the rain is finally out of here but check out the rainfall totals, edgemere 11.5, hickory 9. 6 inches of rain, parkville 9. 06, dundalk 5.54, easton 2.8 inches of rain fell. but flood warnings have expired and that's definitely some good news. 70 degrees in baltimore, dallas right around 70 and check out oakland 54 degrees. check out what will be happening going in tomorrow. we'll see high pressure build across the area and we like to see that because with that we'll see plenty of sunshine in the forecast. it has already started to happen today but this is that system moving out of here. i don't want you to get your hopes up too high. sunday we'll see showers trying to work their way in here. you can see the system that is coming out of the west in the upper level low, what we will be concerned wi

. >> reporter: denise, first of all this could mean an entire change of lifestyle, what you eat, what you do physically and it could mean a lot of medication for people. >> reporter: pam caps diabetic must take pills daily, then there's the injection every night. >> you're a working mother, you have a lot going on. you still have to watch what you eat and exercise to keep it under 100. >> reporter: her husband is also a diabetic. >> it has know affected his eyesight. >> reporter: the centers for disease control says it's expected to grow one in three by 2015. >> diabetes is a chronic condition where your body doesn't produce enough insulin or doesn't use the insulin it produces effectively. >> reporter: this hairdresser is concerned, her father has it. it could be related to a seditary lifestyle. >> i think people are not exercising enough and as soon as they go to the doctor, they have a test and it shows up. >> thank you, susan. diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the united states. >>> right now it is 11:00, we're allowed to use some racy slang. in japa tonight thousa

as a food guardian, we encourage healthy eating lifestyles and work on food dressing. our communities are suffering from obesity, diabetes, anemia like myself, and other diet- related issues that keep me and my community at risk of having poor health and lower quality of life. fast food ads are aimed at our children all day. someone should be responsible for making a healthier option available for the kids. i would like the choice to come with a healthy meal to encourage healthy eating habits for our children so that children can make better choices as they grow on what they choose to eat. please support this order is for our children -- support this ordinance for our children to leave more active, better lives. mar --supervisor mar: were there any other parents here that have to leave? i want to continue to say that i have given out four minor amendments in language, and at the end, my hope is that we continue this for one week so we can have even more input from the industry, but also from neighborhoods and health advocate. the minor amendments i will just read into

that live in the settlement and they always prefer a reclusive lifestyle. the founders of fled the soviet union to america to escape persecution. in alaska. trying to distance themselves from civilization much like they would. if initially it was a private. that the signs had been removed and now people can visit us where they can talk to and meet. today it is even something of a tourist attraction the cafe run by. the most lucrative business in the settlement . this is my. big. for three decades it never occurred to the old believers that someday americans might be among their neighbors they tried to escape visiting other towns but now the american houses stay near the russian ones vacuously know matthew has five children he moved. seven years ago after buying one third of the local land his american dream is slowly becoming a reality the land was. pretty good price the russians. russians the people that are here the orthodox. have a nice set of values. relations with matt but as the years ago by she becomes ever more apprehensive of the prospect of. losin

you can log on to our home page and click on the lifestyles tab.ou'll find a variety of relationship articles from how technology is affecting our relationships to how baby boomers lead the wave of gray divorce. it's all on abc2news.com. >>> it's thursday. let's check out the drive home looking tonight. a live picture right now. 690 at liberty road. a lot of movement out there. we'll be right back after the break. [ female announcer ] after months of martin o'malley telling us "maryland is moving forward"... ...and moving maryland forward. [ female announcer ] ...this jobs report tells the truth... maryland's economy stalled. [ male announcer ] "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost." [ female announcer ] o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign. [ male announcer ] "whatever we can do to make it disappear, we need to do it. that's coming straight from the top..." [ female announcer ] martin o'malley. first he makes stuff up. when caught, he covers stuff up. we need a governor who tells the

>>> coming up, david platt, he urges his congregation to make radical lifestyle changes in order to help the poor. and journalist eliza griswald on muslims and christians in african asia. additional funding by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products that's why we're your retirement company.com. also by the henry louis foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob alababernathy. good to have yo we us. >>> as the rescue moved forward. churches across chile held prayer vigils and special services. catholic priests and protestant pastors including baptists, ministers to the families waiting near the mine of what they called camp esperanza, hope. they also provided spiritual support to the trapped miners. sending them rosaries, bibles and mp 3players with sermons and christian music several miners said they believed god was with them throughout the ordeal. pope benedict 16th welcomed 200 catholic bishops to the vatican. the main focus of the conference is the exodus of christians from the area. israeli palestinian conflict

>>> coming up, david platt, he urges his congregation to make radical lifestyle changes in order to help the poor. and journalist eliza griswald on muslims and christians in african asia. additional funding by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products that's why we're your retirement company.com. also by the henry louis foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob alababernathy. good to have yo we us. >>> as the rescue moved forward. churches across chile held prayer vigils and special services. catholic priests and protestant pastors including baptists, ministers to the families waiting near the mine of what they called camp esperanza, hope. they also provided spiritual support to the trapped miners. sending them rosaries, bibles and mp 3players with sermons and christian music several miners said they believed god was with them throughout the ordeal. pope benedict 16th welcomed 200 catholic bishops to the vatican. the main focus of the conference is the exodus of christians from the area. israeli palestinian conflict

i preferred the more unhealthy lifestyle. >> reporter: taylor knew he had to make a change. >> the mostivotal moment for me, realizing that i've got to do something to take control of my health, is when -- was when i hopped on a scale and the numbers flew up to 297, and i was 14 years old at that time. >> reporter: so he created a unique way to shed the pounds. he thought of losing weight like a video game. >> when it comes to a game, i'm used to remembering the rules and knowing that i'm playing this controller here, there's all different combinations and combos i can do. so i'm used to the complexity of it, of the elements that go into a game. >> reporter: to understand how to count calories and keep track of what he was eating, taylor devised his own ultimate fitness game. the player encounters obstacles throughout the day. the reward -- a healthy lifestyle. >> the basic rules are that you are going to be able -- you're going to be faced with decisions. for instance, you go to your friend's birthday party. it's cake time. the cake is very nice, has lots of icing, and it's even your f

join us head to the website abc2news.com and when you get there, click on the lifestyle pad and click on think pink. >>> now, the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >>> good morning. it's 6:13. i want to show you what 11 inches of rain looks like in annapolis. that's what they have received. this is the school and this is coming down all day. a little break in the afternoon. but indeed you can see that there's the after the break it came down fast and furious and some parts of an a list between 7 p.m. and midnight picked up an additional 5 inches of rainfall. now we switch it over to glen oak and we will show you how it hit them. not as bad in parts of baltimore as it was especially by the bay itself. and it was a very, very stormy outlook, and this is what we resulted in terms of rainfall in other parts of the area. parkville, you cracked the 9 inch mark. bel air, just close to 7 inches. over 7 the at havre de grace and ranging from 5 1á in dundalk and we had len inches in edgemere and 9 to 11 around pasadena and annapolis and

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but the lifestyle is what we can control.bout making drastic changes, giving up your favorite food, like a diet would do. a diet tells you, stop eating this. stop eating that, and then tells you how you fail. and then if you take a lifestyle approach, you can figure out, what did i need to eat? what can i add to my day, instead of deprivation. >> help me understand wrap i should be eating pup you said more fruits and vegetables. we reach for things and maybe the fat consent is a little higher than we might want it to be in an optimal way, but that's what tastes good and works well on my plate here? >> it's not about giving those things up. it's balancing the higher fat foods with lower fat foods. really, the balance idea is important, because when we give health recommendations, it's also the same basic recommendation for people to be satiated or satisfied with their meals. so it may have had that little bit of high-fat food, maybe dessert. balance that out with lower fat foods throughout the day. again, the fruits and vegeta

do you imagine getting your lifestyle back?rose: no, because now, i would have to worry about, you know, my old age, rebuild a nest egg, pay off my debts that i have. that has to happen, so no, my lifestyle will not be the same ever. >> cbs money watch update. >> good evening. the government plans to announce the first ever fuel efficiency rules for trucks and buses tomorrow. gasoline rose another 5 cents over the last two weeks to an average 2.82 a gallon. and para normal activity 2 won the weekend box office. i'm randall kingston, cbs news. >> logan: humans share more than 98% of the same dna with chimpanzees, which is probably why there's always been a fascination with them. what we know of them is mostly because of one woman whose name has become synonymous with chimps: jane goodall. she was launched to fame by "national geographic," whose stories about her life in an african forest with chimpanzees made her an iconic figure. she was the first to discover that wild chimpanzees were capable of making and using tools, a revel

small businesses are here to support the lifestyle we want. lot of people move into the hot bed is where the town is but they compromise themselves. consider all three. >> and where are your customers? you have end customers to service, make it easy to get to your business. if you are in a b2b, let them drop in to see you. >> for a retail store, go to an area, count how many people are walking into the neighboring stores, see what type -- know what time people are going and look at the parking. there's so much to consider. >> absolutely. >> we'll move on to the next one. this is a question from avi who writes -- >> this is a good question, in general, not specific to food, but where do you food good at visors and somebody willing to help you? >> so the most underused resource for entrepreneurs is your own network. get a trued recommendation. ask your friends, ask your family, ask your alumni association, ask your professional network and social network and make it easy for them. what kind of adviser are you looking for, are you looking for adv

think about your own lifestyle. small businesses are here to support the small lifestyle we want.ove into a hotbed where the talent is but they compromise themselves. >> the third thing to consider is where are your customers. you want to make it easy for them to get to your business. even if you're in a b to b realm, you might want to drop in on your client. >> we have people who for a retail store go to an area, count how many are walking into the neighboring stores, note what time they're coming and going, look at the parking. there's so much to consider. >> absolutely. >> let's move on to the next one. ave writes i have a company that provides five varieties of carrot cake and a few other select products. my business is comprised of whole sail and retail. i have had a terrible time finding an adviser who can answer questions for me specifically about the food and grocery industry. where can i find one? where do you find good advisers and someone willing to help you? >> your most is your own network. yo u want to get trusted information. you want to make it easy for them. what

encouragement from vladimir putin the prime minister has long been an advocate of leading a healthy lifestyle is now want to one man crusade to stop the nation's smoking habit hooten hinted to the government that they should set the example and quit their own dangerous nicotine addiction officials didn't seem too enthusiastic it was faulty. europeans who are deeply angry over getting their welfare benefits cut taxes a hike are making their voices heard with loud protests across the continent they say they don't want to pay you for the mistakes of politicians and bank is the latest demonstration saw thousands of remaining teachers protest in bucharest demanding better wages and investment in education it's another country desperate to cut its budget deficit is trying to do it by slashing public sector wages by twenty five percent but on the other side of the atlantic americans are facing similar struggles and they are showing the same passion and fury at his press freedoms and why europeans are doing better trying to protect their pockets. it's october two thousand and ten and while things are

encouragement from vladimir putin the prime minister has long been an advocate of living a healthy lifestyle and is now on a one man crusade to stub out the nation's smoking habit stilton hinted to the government that they should set the example first and quit their own dangerous nicotine addiction fishel didn't seem to. get up for it. but a client of the year was the currency of topics discussed during artie's exclusive interview with a well known british euro skeptic just a few minutes tonight but first the latest business news this tuesday evening from moscow hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. which brighten. moon and sun from the still. keep don't come. hello time to delve into the world of business first this hour russia calling the international investment for a movie to be capital is underway in moscow and we'll bring you the latest comment and reaction. foreign direct investment was the key topic on the first read to be investment forum here in moscow with top officials and business represented just taki

this encroaches on our privacy, our lifestyle, and that of our neighbors. these windows are unnecessary to provide light as the south elevation has more than enough windows to provide necessary light. if the building height has expanded in proportion to the number of windows, we would be looking at a building 200 feet tall. in addition, i was sent this e- mail. texas claimed that the additional fact was being added at the request of the planning department. to me, this was all punitive and a take no prisoners approach. the far southern end of the property has an elevated deck, a privacy fence of only 5 feet sean. i asked at the height of defence be increased by two feet. mr. president, commissioners, i want to thank you for your patience and

this encroaches on our privacy, our lifestyle, and that of our neighbors. these windows are unnecessary to provide light as the south elevation has more than enough windows to provide necessary light. if the building height has expanded in proportion to the number of windows, we would be looking at a building 200 feet tall. in addition, i was sent this e- mail. texas claimed that the additional fact was being added at the request of the planning department. to me, this was all punitive and a take no prisoners approach. the far southern end of the property has an elevated deck, a privacy fence of only 5 feet sean. i asked at the height of defence be increased by two feet. mr. president, commissioners, i want to thank you for your patience and more importantly your work. the people who might want to gain the system might have the upper hand. >> are you a dr requester? >> i am a friend of bob and mary. >> my a wife and i live on the uphill side. we think that this is not compatible and clearly does not step the -- down the street. this potentially affects our

many who come here want to explore the city's rich cultural life, music, fashion, lifestyle.'s also is in competition with history, of course among the sarai, a growing number senate want to remain. -- among those who arrive, a growing number say they want to remain. >> in the trendiest cafes in berlin, customers are hearing more and more hebrew. >> she is frontality of. originally she planned to come to berlin for just a week. -- she is from tel aviv. she's no longer thinking about going home because she wants to learn german and steady fashion design. she met her friend before leaving israel. he is an artist and has been living near the past five years. she shows her her work. berlin has become the capital for creative people. that is attracting large numbers of israelis. >> i really want to explore and to get to know it. i think there's a lot of street culture and subcultures rigid it really is attractive. and i would really like to see an experiment. so i am here. . germans responsible for the not the terror which began in berlin. during a visit to the holocaust memorial,

the lifestyle in general. j and tagging is addicting. i used to be on these routes.or these guys. a lot of these guys are super talented. i am just trying to find the median to still be involved but still do my thing as an artist and work with the city, like we are doing. we are doing this wall in a collaboration with the san francisco arts commission. basically what they are doing is trying to get rid of some of the tags and by putting up murals. they are cooking up graffiti artists with business owners. today, we are trying to get a lot of this wall buffed out and covered it. then we will spray on some sketches of what we are going to do. the rain is coming tomorrow. it should be here for a few days. we want others to know that there are artists working on this wall. the owner of this building, she has had to pay a lot of money to keep on paying over these attacks. >> we have paid as much as $400. the fed typically have been talk about four times a year. typically, it happened right after we have been notified that we need to remove it. the painter will go up there

there is nothing in nature that causes cancer and pollution, diet and lifestyle changes cause the disease. >> metro riders could be in jeopardy. last summer after the largest share increase in -- the largest fare increase in its history, they have made an announcement that they will cut rates. now they announce that they may have made a mistake. >> still to come, facebook teams up with microsoft. how it might encroach on your privacy. >> a rainy day tomorrow. doug hill will have your complete forecast. >> we will talk about mike green's injury. and speaking of injuries, lying about a knee injury in order to set out tuesday night's game. >> and time still to call the phone bank act sjogren's [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise

you can have all sorts of opinions about whether their lifestyle is okay. if you spend time with them, i'm tempted to use this word, but they're very normal. friendly, up-front people, that have a lifestyle that's extremely out of mainstream. but when you talk to them, they remind you of anybody else you might meet. >> that's the reason they wanted to do the show. >> reporter: right. they wanted to show the mainstream their lifestyle. >> dan, thanks so much. watching you this weekend with bianna. >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn to a different reality show right now. bill o'reilly always heats up "the view." but nothing comes close to what happened yesterday. while bill was talking, both whoopi goldberg and joy behar picked up and left. and it wasn't a front. they were really angry. and andrea canning is here with what led to the walkout. >> reporter: was it hot on that set or what? we'll show you barbara's response in a minute. first, o'reilly cited an august cnn poll that found 70% of americans feel the mosque as ground zero should be built somewhere

for children and for educational issues or whatever it is without disrespecting other people's lifestyles. i think that's what people are concerned about and that's what's becoming the lightning rod and actually taking all of the oxygen out of this race. this is all they are going to be talking about for a couple of days that coincides about a couple of terrible stories bullying gay teens with terrible results and deaths involved. this that is not what carl paladino needs to be talking about. >> bill: that is an excellent point. let me clarify it to our viewers. in new york city there was a terrible crime in the bronx three men who, a gang thought were gay, were brutalized. and it was awful. make you sick to your stomach. and then paladino one day after these guys were arrested goes out and says that, totally ridiculous. so, this hurt him, no doubt about it. there is no doubt about it that this hurt him. >> you also have the story about the kid who was, you know, taped in his room and then jumped off the george washington room. it's a hot issue right now. but, bill, remember, even the tea

maintaining a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk of breast cancer. in a study of 85,000 post- menopausal women, those who exercise lowered their risk of breast cancer regardless of genetics. family history can be partly due to unhealthy behaviors that have been passed down through the generations. these findings show that in order to break the cycle, a healthy lifestyle is key. >> now, your 11 insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a cold front is on the way. we will break this many fall heat wave. we have been in the 80's for the past few days. this will change that. the front has provided a little bit of cloud cover and some spotty showers. this is across the delaware bay and into new jersey. you can see the band of clouds and spotty showers. on the temperature map, you can see the cooler air behind a map that will change the weather pattern. temperatures around the north are much cooler than they are here. 54 degrees in bradford, pa.. 62 degrees in scranton. contrast that to 78 in baltimore. 85 in richmond, virginia.

just go to our website and when you get there click on the lifestyle tab and click on think pink. >>>e will have the very latest on the fire that has nearly leveled an old distillery. the firefighters were forced to battle from outside for their safety. all the details coming your way at 5:30.  four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. . >>> breaking news out of baltimore county, a huge abandoned warehouse and fire crews have been battling that fire all day long. it was used to make whiskey in the eastern part of baltimore county. it used to be a disstilling company and they took it over in the 1950s and was used for many years to make whiskey in

like a sedentary lifestyle or a fatty indict.e completely dismissed by other doctors. but over time, his studies were replicated and the findings were confirmed, and now we're seeing that you can look in the literature and see articles about the prenatal origins of cancer, diabetes, the womb, the nine months of gestation is the latest target, the most promising target that mid sin has for preventing public health problems. >> let's talk about your findings. in your book you cite examples of women near ground zero when the 9/11 attacks occurred. what did you find about them? >> that's right. so the fetus were exposed via the stress hormones their mothers generated in reaction to experiencing 9/11. when the mothers got ptsd, followinging, 9/11, the babies, too, had a aus susceptibility. in a way they were passing on trauma to the fetus. what can be done, anything, to change the predetermined conditions after birth? is there something that can be done? >> yes, in fact, i wouldn't call it predetermined. i would say that our fetal lif

they are saying this is our family based on our religion and this is our lifestyle that we are choosing and right now in this day and age a lot of marriages are being questioned as to what is marriage. this man says marriage is between me and my three wives. >> he is definitely controversial and renegade. they are inviting an inquisition and probe into their lifestyle and what is going on behind closed doors. >> geraldo: but it is illegal to have more than one life. >> and it should be investigated and they are so flagrantly throwing it in everybody's face. you think the prosecutor's office likes that? >> he only has one legal wife. the other women are his wives in his religion. let's be clear. he has one legal life. >> they are concubines. they are not wives, they are concubines. let's take that on for a minute and look at the ten shaltdments where thou shiite not commit adultery. >> these women look like atout women. >> geraldo: i don't hear any rage from your kimberly. >> i think that they should be investigate million this case. i don't think that it is okay. i don't like that it is

khnl, nbc in honolulu, hawaii, shake and lynn likes to do, shimmy your way to a healthy and fit niz lifestyle with a dance cardio and aerobic workout. the mililani rec center. your pacific event of the day. >> i actually have that outfit, bill. >> that wasn't you? we try getting a picture of you. >> yeah. hide those, actually. >> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. without any real competition at the box office this weekend the expected winner "the social network" a movie about facebook's harvard beginnings still managed to impress in a number of ways. it opened at number one with $23 million. a little better than expected. but even more impressive was the fact that it earned rave reviews and even generated some oscar talk. particularly for the singer who wants to be taken seriously as an actor, justin timberlake. >>> finally, the red hot "it "e girl of the moment. emma stone rumored to be landing the role of girl next door, mary jane watson for the next spider-man film. >>> well, this comes to us from knbc, nbc 4 in los angeles, california. >> 5 million cus

with it and he and other gay teens like him die because they've adopted in your words annan healthy lifestyle bullying, and we're concerned about the promotion of curriculums in the schools which promote acceptance of same-sex marriage and same-sex behavior but we never said -- there's a number of factors involved in his death and it's a tragedy and we feel very badly about that and think this bullying issue needs to be addressed. >> but you did say, quote, youth who embrace homosexuality are at greater risk because they've embraced an unhealthy sexual identity and lifestyle. >> that was the point the mother made. she said that, and i concur with her -- >> no, the mother of this boy who killed himself is saying that bullying played a role and he was 13 years old when he came out. >> it certainly could have. we wouldn't deny it couldn't play a role but we never said it played no role. we're saying obviously there are many factors. >> his mom is now trying to get curriculum changes in the school to get other kids who are gay or identify as gay or lesbian in the schools to get them better accept

. >> i am reading about pandas and the lifestyle and how they eat. >> about this girl who she goes to new school and it's about this boy named jake and he likes computers and he will do anything to get it. >> reporter: brand new program with nearly 40 schools signed u and they bring 12,000 young read tortes program. tony marsala, abc2 news. >> it's going to be hard to get the kids to read they will be so excited about the visitor. that's great and he is harvard educated. >> snapping to a blue hand. >>> let's look at weather with justin berk. >> you want to look at it? i will read for you. we don't have the pick towers prove it, but after the showers this morning, i wanted to point out for some of you that it was snow nearby. within driving distance. west virginia about 3,000 feet they say whoa don't have the pictures because it show ed up on the radar. hopefully it will get -- we will get pictures but that was above 3,000 feet and snowshoe village high at 4800 feet, they got some stuff to stick on the ground and that's going to be a distant memory because there will be a slow warming

40 years, which looks at it as their recreational center, and something very important to their lifestyle if any oxa you walked to your part and said, "let's build e-or condominiums in your part", you would go crazy. çlthis will allow people to go across the street to his retail and shops is a crime. we have over 95% that have votet from happening, and you will find out that they will win at > good afternoon, commissioners'y and director. i live inaÑ the extended neighborhood. i live at the

campaigners for the eco friendly lifestyle began arriving at home from around the world during the one nine hundred seventy s. the community grew from twenty to one hundred fifty members. working with nature. meditation. working with nature. gibson was one of the first settlers. he's lived. his house is one of the eco villages. it's made from whiskey barrels we were looking for wood particularly. which is very hot and whiskey barrel great. right now the water to speak. and that's the way to get. inside the whiskey barrel everything is just as simple and ecologically pure as it is outside as a village veteran craig is in charge of several ecological projects. very simply quite simply. it was not difficult really wonderful because we were. doing everything for the. people we're not trying to create something. demonstrate a different style of living and we see. so we are almost a little town. one of the biggest cities in europe. in the capital the brand new financial center housing both russian and foreign firms. and with. i think it's ok on the one show a draw conclusions regarding chile

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