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It’s not a solution, but it may be an escape. My own wedding was just over two years ago, photographed and recorded in a variety of ways. To the extent it existed on social media, it’s in fragments. We have countless photos sitting in folders, and on various drives; some of our guests shared photos with us, others didn’t, and we didn’t bother most of them about it.

Physical media won’t ever disappear. I am pretty sure, however, that the current status quo will eventually turn on its head, with physical media becoming a collector’s item, to be exchanged with friends, etc. as people like to do occasionally.

Those in the global 1 percent, Oxfam calculates, may well be stomping a carbon footprint 175 times deeper than the poorest 10 percent. Another analysis concludes that the richest 1 percent of Americans, Singaporeans, and Saudis on average emit over 200 tons of carbon dioxide per person per year, “2,000 times more than the poorest in Honduras, Rwanda, or Malawi.”

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Her story in this manner is miserably compressed. It is, in fact, an extremely long stretch of time from Ina’s purchase of the Barefoot Contessa store in 1978 to the largely self-funded production of her first cookbook in 1999. That’s twenty brutal customer service years of making coconut cupcakes and roast chickens for fussy Hamptonites. Ina’s life seems to move in long smooth cycles of one or two decades. Born in 1948, she married Jeffrey in 1968. Exactly ten years later, she got the shop. "I like a nice project that I can chew on. And so the store was that, and then after twenty years, it was time to do something else," she said. As a matter of fact, she sold the store in 1996, twenty years ago now. Does she work in twenty-year cycles? I asked. "I might, I might, yeah," Ina said. "We’re getting close. I know, I was thinking about that. I haven’t had that many twenty-year cycles yet, so stay tuned."

In January, when Saira Rao, a political unknown, decided to challenge an 11-term Democratic incumbent in a Congressional primary in Colorado, her campaign material mentioned her career as a lawyer — briefly. More important, in her view, was her role as an author and children’s book producer: Ms. Rao co-founded In This Together Media, which specializes in children’s and young adult books by diverse authors and with diverse protagonists. Congress, she said, “looks an awful lot like the characters in kids’ books: overwhelmingly white and male,” and she was out to change that.

Cannabis flower is here to stay, however, and we need to focus on sustainable methods, quality, processing, branding and packaging, and marketing of niche/boutique products from the region.

While sales through shops increased 7% in 2016, ebook sales declined by 4%. It is the second year in a row that ebook sales have fallen, and only the second time that annual ebook sales have done so since industry bodies began monitoring sales a decade ago.

“It has all of the Clay County Fair’s blue ribbon recipes for the last 100 years of the fair,” Hartkemeyer said. “We also print cookbooks for restaurants that sell them to customers.

This is a favorite recipe from childhood that I now make for my family and often recommend to friends.

He pointed out that the printing side of the shop has everything from a vintage printing press built in 1839 to the latest copying and duplicating machines. The 1839 press, he said, comes in handy for printing invitations and other items that customers desire to have an “embossed” appearance.

Also in season nine, there is the rare straightforward introduction: "Frank Newbold and I are not only best friends but we’re also business partners." With Frank, Ina launched a line of frozen dinners and also a line of dry goods, including Barefoot Contessa Pantry Contessa Blend Regular Coffee and Barefoot Contessa Pantry Outrageous Brownie Mix. All of these products have since been disappeared. "I don’t have to negotiate with anybody. If I decide to do something, I go do it," Ina told me.