That's Natural! July-August 2007

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It seems that drivers everywhere are talking about the increasing cost of gas and diesel fuel. Ideas on how to reduce this expense are everywhere and conservation isn’t just driving less or not at all, there are other strategies. Here are my favorite ten:

1. Adjust your driving habits:avoid jack rabbit starts, accelerate slowly and maintain a steady speed. Slow down gradually when you come to a red light, if you can do this and not stop completely before the light switches to green, this can also help to conserve fuel.

2. Every car has a highway cruising speed (usually around 60 mph)- use cruise control. By slowing down, you may see significant savings.

3. Keep you tires properly inflated and be sure your wheels are balanced and aligned.

4. Keep your vehicle’s engine running well: change the oil and oil filter when recommended and change the air filter every other time.

5. Use the air conditioner only when needed. It takes more fuel to run the AC, but use it on the highway as opposed to open windows which create drag and cut fuel efficiency.

“Conserving Fuel” Continued Page 7

STRATEGIES FOR CONSERVING FUEL IN SOUTHERN COLORADO

PUTTING THE POWER IN THE CONSUMER’S HANDSSUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS & SERVICES

JULY/AUGUST 2007VOLUME 4, ISSUE 6

THAT’S NATURAL!

INSIDE THIS

ISSUE:

I-25 SPEEDWAY 3

HOLISTIC SKINCARE

4

CATTLE SAVINGTHE LAND

5

Natural Horsemanship

8

CSA PROGRAMS 8

Plant Profile: Agastache

9

College Savings Plans

10

DIRECTORY 11

Golf Tournament

6

Performing Arts Highlights for the Months of July & August

“Liberty means responsibility.

That is why most men dread it.”

George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)

The Main Event

Street Gala on August 11, 2007

See Page 3 for Details!!!

National Little Britches

Rodeo FinalsJuly 15th—July 21st


Festival Fridays

Fridays in July & August


Contributing Author:

Robert Johnson

LOOK at what’s Happening in Southern Colorado!

The Arts & Music

National Little Britches Rodeo Finals—This is a great event in Pueblo, Colorado July 16th—21st. The Pueblo Performing Arts Guild has four great performances at the Pepsi Stage from: Dream Dancers, Grupo de Folklorico, Aymoray School of Dance, and Dance Unlimited. Check out the Calendar at www.PuebloPAG.org

Festival Fridays—FINALLY!!! It’s back, the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center has several GREAT bands lined up throughout July and August—check out the Calendar at www.PuebloPAG.org for more information!

Environment Action

Pueblo Recycles: If you want to see our efforts with recy-cling in Pueblo continue, we need your help! Volunteers are desperately needed on July 21st for our next plastic recy-cling event. This is an opportunity to ‘walk your talk’! Mak-ing a difference anywhere requires hard work and devotion, but a handful of earth-friendly citizens can’t do it alone! Please call me at 719-562-0205 to volunteer.

Health Action

Juice Plus: Healthy Happy Kids Presentation: Thursday—July 19 and August 16 at 7:00 PM. - Wellness Presentations: Thursday- July 5 and August 2 at 7:00 PM. Contact Dr. Donna J. Hinders at 719-544-0649 for more information!

Pueblo Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation: "Optimal health through nutrient dense foods." Learn were to obtain

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As the sky darkened from a bright blue to a dark teal, I witnessed an amazing phenomena 4 miles north of Pueblo, Colorado.

The crowd was a diverse mix of young and old, tall and short, smiling and quite serious. The event was all held on a quarter-mile track, paved, with concrete walls surrounding such.

As the Sportsman Class car circled the track, with an American Flag trailing out the window, and the Star Spangled Banner playing over the loudspeakers, one could just feel the excitement, the nervousness, and the anticipation.

What I witnessed last Saturday evening at I-25 Speedway was a whole lot more than racing. Although it was rather exhilarating to see these cars travel around the track at of speeds up to a hundred miles per hour (pretty fast for the size of this track), and although it was utterly mind-boggling at the guts of the Figure-8 race-car drivers, it may have been even more enlivening to see the mass participation of small businesses and local consumers.

Nearly every race-car (out of the seven classes) had the sponsorship of local businesses all over the State

of Colorado.

Approximately 3,000 people of all ages, gath-ered here on this evening to watch these men and women race around this circle track.

Businesses of all industries supported these racers (like Cortese Cattle Company and Wholesome Milk Products for Street-Stock #33 - Gary Cortese).

And in that three hours of extremely loud and fast adventure, I felt our community at its best—in this wonderfully local and de-lightfully original American past-time.

I-25 SPEEDWAY—WHAT A RUSH!!!

Mark Your August Calendars!!!

The Main Event—an exhilarating gathering of local performers, entertainers, and businesses will be held downtown—on Main Street (Between 1st and 3rd Street) on Saturday - August 11, 2007.

There will be dancers, singers, musicians, magi-cians, and MORE!

Delectable treats will be available from Solar Roast Coffee, Shamrock Brewing Company, Café Zajj, and MORE!!!

The event is FREE to the public and put on by the Pueblo Performing Arts Guild (PPAG).

Visit www.PuebloPAG.org or call 719-242-6652 for more information!!

Contributing Author: Tisha Casida

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HOLISTIC SKIN CARE

to premature lines and wrinkles, loss of firmness and elasticity, uneven pigmenta-tion of the skin such as age spots, and pos-sibly skin cancer.

Sun protection products are widely avail-able. Look for products that offer broad spectrum protection. These protect the skin from UV-A rays, the rays that break down collagen and elastin and cause pre-mature aging of the skin, and UVB rays, the rays that burn the skin. Look for prod-ucts that offer an SPF of 15 or higher; products with an SPF higher than 30 often have high levels of chemicals that can cause a chemical burn in individuals with sensi-tive skin.

Summer is upon us and with the season comes an increase in outdoor activities and sun exposure. Currently, over 1 million new cases of skin cancer occur in the United States each year. Skin cancers occur three times more commonly than breast and lung cancers combined. Colo-rado’s high altitude and outdoor lifestyle make these facts even more disturbing.

Most sun exposure, and eventual damage, occurs before the age of 18. Ninety per-cent of the visible signs of aging are caused by sun exposure.Though a suntan is considered glamorous and healthy, it is actually the first indication of sun dam-age. A healthy tan today eventually leads

I am pleased to offer botanically based sun care products that are appropriate for the most sensitive skin. Please visit my website for skin care products and my "Safe Swiss Suntan."

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usually do not clean clubs very well. American Wiping Rags, Inc. has the answer! Try AWR’s Microfiber Golf Towel.

They are durable and soft and have superior cleaning and drying ability. The microfiber golf towel has a waffle pattern with millions of fibers to attract the dirt, mud, and grass marks on the clubs.

The Microfiber Golf Towels will really put the shine on your clubs and balls. Furthermore, it can also safely clean your eye glasses or wipe the sweat from your brow.

Chose from three colors: light blue, light green, and tan, and then clip your new Microfiber Golf Towel to your bag.

When it’s dirty, just toss the Microfiber Golf Towel in the washing machine in hot water with regular detergent (do not use bleach or fabric softener) and air or machine dry. It will last for years!

Mention That's Natural and receive 10 % off on your first order. Contact Shelley the Rag Lady at 719-671-7604 or email her at [email protected] and don’t for-get to ask about receiving The Rag Lady News. Check out the rest of their disposable cotton rags and microfiber cleaning products at www.ragpeople.com.

It's time to dust off the golf bag and clean the clubs. Titanium clubs cost a lot of money and you do not want to clean them with just any ordinary golf towel.

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Let Your Food Heal You!

RAW MILK BUILDS AND MAINTAINS EXCELLENT HEALTH!

•With raw milk, teeth are less likely to decay. (Lancet, p 1142, May 8, 1937)•Raw milk promotes growth and calcium absorption. (Ohio Ag. Experimental Station Bulletin 518, p 8, Jan 1933)•Raw cream prevents joint stiffness. (Annual Review of Biochemistry, 18:435,1944)•Pathological organisms do not grow in raw milk but proliferate in pasteurized milk. (The Drug and Cosmetic Industry, 43 (1):109, July 1938)•Pasteurization destroys vitamin A, B complex, vitamin C, enzymes, and whey proteins. (See abstracts at www.realmilk.com)•After 3 generations on pasteurized milk, cats developed numerous health problems and pathologies of behavior. At four generations, all reproduction ceased. (Pottenger's Cats, 1983, Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation)

Raw milk is a living food and has been found to be healing. For centuries traditional cultures have eaten raw and

cultured raw milk products from cows, sheep, goat, camel, yak, buffalo, and reindeer.

Weston A. Price, DDS,studied many of these traditional cultures and found them to be vibrantly healthy with perfect teeth. Raw milk is available

in the Pueblo area.

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large, herding animals, concentrated and moving as they naturally do in the presence of pack-hunting predators, are vital to maintaining the health of the lands we thought they destroyed."

He continues, "In any environment, over-grazing and damage from trampling bear little relationship to the number of animals, but rather to the amount of time plants and soils are exposed to the animals." So, it is the continuous grazing, in absence of predators that destroys rangeland. Inten-sively managed rotational grazing, which mimics herd-predator interaction (shortening grazing time on each pasture), according to Savory, is the key.

Savory has restored thousands of acres in Zimbabwe (a dry climate) guided by these principles. Savory calculates that increasing the organic matter in the soil by 1 percent on the lands under current Holistic Man-agement (employing their animal manage-ment principles) worldwide will effectively remove 2.4 gigatons of CO2.

Here's how it works: when cattle shear the top of a grass plant, the plant sheds as much root mass as it has lost in leaf mass. When these roots die, the soil's resident population of bacteria, fungi, and earthworms break this matter down into rich humus.

These decaying roots, according to grazier Joel Salatin, are the biggest source of new soil organic matter. Addi-tionally, the cattle's hoof prints provide water collection depressions and manure and urine provide rich nutrients to fertil-ize re-growth. Please visit www.holisticmanagement.org to see the truth of Savory's notion that we desper-ately need cattle on the land.

At Larga Vista Ranch, we are dedicated to the HMI principles to manage our land from which we produce grass-fed beef, pastured-pork, and raw milk.

"We desperately need cattle on the land." Wow- what a shocking statement. Would you be surprised to learn a con-servationist uttered these words? Allan Savory of Holistic Management Interna-tional is responsible for this quote.

Cattle have been unfairly demonized in recent years as destroyers of land and emitters of greenhouse gases. Housing animals in a feedlot, where they are fed corn (an unsuitable feed for cattle), thus creating a toxic manure situation is an environmental nightmare. Cattle belong to the land- grazing animals should not be kept in a feedlot.

We live in a dry environment in much of Colorado: dead vegetation breaks down so slowly and precipitation falls erratic-ally throughout the year that even allow-ing land to rest, which means no animals and no farming will not effectively cycle nutrients, as "rest" does in a humid envi-ronment. Savory offers, "In brittle envi-ronments, relatively high numbers of

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Conserving Fuel Continued

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6. Lighten the load: lean out the trunk, backseat, or truck bed. Extra weight affects fuel usage.

7. Walk or ride a bicycle when possible. Your body will appreciate the exercise.

8. Plan your trips to combine errands. Park in the center of your shopping area and walk to the store. Avoid circling the parking lot looking for the best space.

9. Car pool or take the bus.

10. Avoid drive-thru windows with long lines. Park and go inside the business.

There are few who won’t admit that higher fuel prices are here to stay. The prospect of this, when coupled with the mounting evi-dence in support of global warming, should be enough reason for all of us to do everything we can to conserve.

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Here is an update with some awesome facts on Pueblo Recycles joint effort with Pueblo City-County Health Environmental Coordinators and our plastics recycling project.

It all began last November on America Recycles Day, and since then, we have hosted bi-monthly events to collect plastics number 1 and 2. Keep in mind, these containers need to be cap-less, rinsed and sorted. That first day in November, we collected 1,220 pounds, at our last event in May; we weighed in at 3,800 pounds.

There is no better way to sum it all up but Hurrah! Let’s remember though that this is only the beginning! It takes collective endeavor to create permanent change.

See HOW to HELP on Page 2! Contributing Author: Jo Scher

Reflexology: An Ancient Healing Arthealing capacity promoted. For all stages of life, this healing therapy aims to help your body to maintain health, enhance your quality of life, meet specific health needs, and relieve stress in a very pleasant way. Conditions reflexology can help include, but are not limited to:

Tension & stress, back/ neck/shoulder pain, headache, migraines, PMS, colds, flu, allergies, asthma, sinuses problems, hayfever, diabetes

Reflexology aids to detox, balance and reenergize the body. As a practitioner at the Golden Flower Health Clinic, 251 S. Santa Fe, Pueblo, since 2001, Wendie Stauffer has over 25 years

Reflexology is an ancient natural healing art in which pressure is applied to specific areas of the skin, mainly the hands and feet. It can be traced back as far as 2300 BC in the physi-cian’s tombs of the Egyptian pyramids and was also used in China, India, Japan and by Native American tribes.

Based on the principle that there are reflexes in the feet that correspond to every gland, organ and area of the body, reflexology is a non-invasive, natural therapy that induces a deep relaxed state. Through application of pressure to these reflexes, tension is relieved, circulation improved and your body’s natural

sorted by appearance, sprayed with a pre-servative to slow ripening, labeled, packaged and shipped to a warehouse.

Another truck probably gathered up food for your local grocer’s order and drove a few hundred miles, dropped it off at your grocery store, and placed it in storage until it was needed. Your fruit or vegetable is not too much fresher than the frozen, sliced version sitting a few aisles down. Fresh food isn’t as fresh as we once knew it.

In light of this, I have done some research that has lead me to various conclusions about our modern-day food supply that I will be sharing with you in the next issues of That’s Natural! In addition to these conclusions, I have been

Everything we buy in grocery stores today is shipped in from somewhere else.

If you’re one of the lucky shoppers, you might live within 100 miles of the origin of some of your groceries. Others, like those in land-locked or low-agriculture states, proba-bly receive groceries that have traveled hundreds or even thousands of miles before being unloaded, stocked, shelved, and sold.

The pleasures of enjoying Mediterranean feta cheese, snacking on bananas in the winter, and chewing cherries in the fall are all pro-vided by modern food storage, preservation, and shipment. The food in your refrigerator is probably several weeks old by the time you buy it, because it was picked while still a little green, shipped to a processing plant,

My passion is to teach people how to com-municate effectively with their horse by using natural horsemanship techniques.

Yesterday one of my natural horsemanship students came to the barn and told me that after 5 years of living in a rented house, she finally called her landlord to replace the bro-ken blinds in her living room. She said: “Petra, I learned from what you taught me about my horse. I need to expect more to get more. I really thought I did not deserve new blinds.”

Learning how to communicate effectively with a horse has taught me to be more self

confident, more assertive and more willing to look at and accept other people’s views. Natu-ral Horsemanship really is all about working, training and riding with “the horse in mind”. In order to build a relationship based on trust, confidence and respect, we need to trust, be confident and respect the horse’s dignity and spirit.

This concept translates to our everyday life. When you become a natural horse-(wo)man, you and your horse’s life will change for the better.Stay tuned for more about Natural Horseman-ship in the next issue of “That’s Natural” or visit my website www.mysunrisestables.com!

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on an avid search for solutions to the problems that we are finding.

This issue’s suggestion for Livelihood Improvement—go to a local Farmer’s Market, or joining a CSA Program. There is one in Pueblo - Country Roots Farm. Check them out at www.countryrootsfarm.com, or Call them at: 719-948-2206

COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE (CSA)

experience in environments of healing. She may be reached by calling 542-9210 to schedule an ap-pointment.

When with a client, she relies on voice mail, so please leave a message and she will return your call.

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botanicals (peppermint, spearmint, sage, calendula) and essential oils (lemongrass, lavender, spearmint) to create healing body treatment.

Why choose hand-made spa products? Because they are delivered to you right after they have been made to pro-vide you with the best quality possible. No harsh chemicals, parabens, alcohol, petroleum or mineral oil are added to any of our products. Animal byproducts and animal testing are out of the question.

If you enjoy the luxuries of a day spa, you will love the skin treatments offered by

Lemongrass Spa Products! Lemongrass brings the spa home to you, without the day spa price tag! We offer handmade skin treatments, lotions, bath crystals and many other products that feel and smell absolutely fantastic (try our Grapefruit Lily)!

If you’re interested in having a spa party at home, give me a call! Invite all your friends and have a girl’s night out! Or if you want to try some of our products, go to my website at www.ourlemongrassspa.com/164 and shop around. You’ll love what it does for your skin!

With all of the harsh chemicals in the air and the products we use each day, we subject our skin to so much damage. If you’ve heard about the negative effects that our

sun, water, lotions, soaps and detergents have on our skin, then you know how important it is for us to try and keep our skin moisturized as well as we can.That’s why I’m truly pas-sionate about Lemongrass Spa Products, hand made right here in Colorado. All of the ingredients are of the highest grade oils(almond, jojoba, olive, and apricot kernel), butters (shea, cocoa and mango butters)

Agastache, pronounced "a gas ta key" or Hummingbird Mint, is a plant group essen-tial in the xeriscape garden. Native to the southwestern US and Mexico, most varie-ties are hardy and drought tolerant. As the plant matures, it becomes a hummingbird magnet and also attracts the Hawk Moth or Hummingbird Moth. The fragrances of flowers and foliage range from bubble gum to mint to root beer, depending on the vari-ety. One can’t help but snip a few leaves while in the garden and breath in the sweet smell.

When spring and summer blooms have faded, the gardener can depend on Hum-mingbird Mint to provide the garden with much needed color and fragrance. Combine with Russian Sage and Pitcher’s Sage (salvia

pitcheri) for beautiful color combina-tions.

Growing agastache is simple. Lean, well-drained soil and full sun are basic requirements. Water deeply and infre-quently but only if no rain has fallen for several weeks. If your soil is heavy clay, amend with a good organic compost. I suggest Eko (Eko is a Colorado company formulated for Colorado soils, accept no substitutes) or your own “home grown” brand, to insure your plants aren’t standing in water. These beauties will not tolerate “wet feet”.

If you have regular irrigation, try “Blue Fortune”, “Black Adder”, or “Korean Mint” as these varieties require higher

amounts of water. Varieties to try for your dry garden are ag. rupestris, which has a pale orange flower, ag. cana, with a fuchsia-pink flower, and ag. auran-tiaca, sporting a darker orange bloom. The dry-land varieties can be found at Perennial Favorites in Rye or Brady’s Garden Center in Canon City. The box stores in town will normally have the higher water varieties later in the sum-mer.

A member of the mint family, all varie-ties make a wonderful tea. Try them with green sun tea while sitting on your porch enjoying your garden.

Happy Gardening!

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Finally – With what the cost of higher education is today, it certainly makes sense to save for this expense on a regular basis. Any amount that you accumulate over the years will be of great benefit to your loved ones in the future.

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3rd - There are no income limits to contribute to a 529 Plan. You can contribute up to $12,000 ($24,000 for married couples) each year without gift-tax consequences.


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