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Top Blogs to Read On Patch: HMS Bounty, Healthy Eating, & Black Dogs

A round-up of blogs posted during the week of Dec. 10.

If you are interested in blogging on Patch, e-mail Brendan.J.Oreilly@Patch.com.

1. On the Radio: Sustainable East End Explores How To Preserve Shorelines with The Nature Conservancy's Nate Waiwode

Tony Ernst writes that one month after Hurricane Sandy tore through our region, communities are asking questions about how we can adapt to future storms and sea level rise.

2. Growing Up on Long Island

Long Island Museum asks readers what their fondest memories are growing up on Long Island – and what about their hometown has improved in the years since.

3. Healthy Eating Tips for the Holidays from The Hamptons Center for Weight Loss

Southampton Hospital provides a list of simple guidelines for eating healthy during the holiday season.

4. Black Is Beautiful!

Last Chance Animal Rescue reports that black dogs are much harder to place than dogs of other colors.

5. Post Mortem: The Sinking of the HMS Bounty

T.J. Clemente provides his thoughts and says the whole story is still being investigated.

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Maud Nordwald Pollock June 18, 2013 at 04:37 pm
Sid you must be a shill it shows by your ignorance.
Sid Viscuous June 18, 2013 at 05:19 pm
What's the matter, Maud, didn't think anyone would call you out on your lunatic conspiracy theory?Read More Your entire thesis is steeped in teaparty bs and supported by links to youtube nuts and right wing organizations. You dispute global warming because you are a shill of corporat liars who use your ignorance to promote their agenda. Yours is at textbook case of science denial "There are a number of areas of science where the evidence has become so overwhelming that a scientific consensus forms. For example, the consensus on the link between smoking and cancer, that HIV causes AIDS or that humans are causing global warming. Where there is a scientific consensus, there are often movements that deny the scientific evidence. All of these denialist movements have been found to share 5 common characteristics, including cherry picking, conspiracy theories and fake experts."
K9SAR June 18, 2013 at 06:17 pm
Maud, Thanks for the info. I looked it up online. Very scary stuff. The Town of Southampton isRead More playing with fire with plans for Sustainability. Just another word for Agenda 21. What fools would want to go along with this scam? Guess they want to rule our lives just like the U.N. wants to do with our property rights, food, and fuel.