Here are the incoming links from my WordPress Admin page:
* Compost Guy | Turning Wastes Into Resources – client
* Kill Bill 43 rally success!
* Protesting
* Large-Scale Vermicomposting in Hong Kong
* Vermicomposting to the Rescue!
* Blogger Beer http://bloggerbeer.blogspot.com/*
* Vancouver Blogger October Meetup recap
* Article of the Day: Slap in the Facebook: It’s Time for Social Networks to Open Up
* biotic
* Seedball progress
*I cannot figure out how or why this blog is linking to me.
From Referrer.org – in order of appearence, duplicates from above removed.
Urban Wilderness – my old blog
Bokashi Home – my Bokashi website
BOKASHI FARMER
Al Pasternak | ChangeEverything.ca
Al’s Bokashi Blog | Urban Vancouver
Al – The Vancouver Guerrilla Gardening Meetup Group (Vancouver, BC)
Wild Rumpus – a former teacher, now student.
Evenewra Brainsite – another teacher and client
northernvoice wiki / Attendees2008
Digitech Blog – client
Zuo Bo Weblog – 佐波 – I answered a question for Ben that is the second most viewed page on this blog
A Los Angeles Urban Garden Project
Heavy Petal: Resistance is fertile
From Technorati – 34 blog reactions
From WhoLinks2Me
It has been a great year and with luck and hard work, 2008 will be even better.
“a former teacher, now student”
I love the description. Thank you.
Rebecca — January 2nd, 2008 at 8:27 amYou are welcome, Rebecca.
Al — January 4th, 2008 at 10:29 amthank you very much Al for linking to my blog. but i decided to write in Malay, Malaysian languange. i may give more information to malaysian.
i found your name everywhre when i search for bokashi. i learn a lot from you and wanted to share it with others
. hope you will come to malaysia someday.
melor — July 8th, 2008 at 3:48 am[...] From conversations in real life and online, I know that at least two regular readers include Rebecca and Kiera and my own records keep track of who is linking to me [...]
Bokashi Blog » To my 50 or so RSS subscribers: Who are you? — August 24th, 2008 at 5:58 pmHi Al
A quick question for you. A year or two ago I heard about and read an article about EM ceramics. Something about bokashi being fired into the ceramic. I am still trying to find out more about this, how its done and its effectiveness. It sounds more like a fake. Have you heard anything about this? I am part of an NGO called Potters Without Borders and we are developing colloidal silver impregnated ceramic water filters for use in rural developing countries so if EM ceramics is true it could revolutionize the basic concept of the a simple point of use ceramic water filter. Just a thought.
Cheers
Ben — October 5th, 2008 at 12:35 amben
Hi Ben,
I cannot comment on a product I have no experience with but a Google search of ‘em ceramics’ reveals at least one promising result from using the pipes.
As I understand it, it is the friendly microbes in the liquid that impregnate the ceramic material not bokashi, so you would use an Activated EM [or Biosa
] as the water to form your filters.
I would contact EMRO Japan or their affiliate in the countries you are working to see if a test sample could be used to make a filter as you describe and comparing it to without EM ceramic powder in it.
If I can help in any way please let me know.
Cheers,
Al
P.S. Do you live in Vancouver?
Al — October 5th, 2008 at 5:05 pmThanks Al
That makes a lot of sense to me and now I am being to see that it could be actually useful and worth experimenting. I will definately look further and contact EMRO Japan since I am in Japan now.
Cheers,
Ben — October 6th, 2008 at 4:02 amben