I liked it. I had not seen it before. I was looking for the one that someone posted last year so I could show it to a friend and found this one too. Here is the older one too for the newbies:) http://www.kare11.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=47281743001#/Winter%20Sowing/47281743001 I need to figure out how to post these so they work correctly.

Did see that clip. Another great "surprise" for Colin and the audience, yes? He does have a wonderful voice! Hope he gets the training and support he needs to further his talent and career prospects.

I have seen it. But I love it, so I am glad to see it again. Totally cool! Religion need not be in the equation. She's using two other universal languages. Love and music.

I love how they make biochar, it's an open-pit, burn stuff in there, then STOP the burning process by throwing dirt & water on top. Half-burnt stuff is less alkaline that ashes, which is extremely caustic to plants with pH over 12. I got some ashes from a fireplace, and had to wash my hands immediately, it's caustic to my skin. eHow described it as: " Use a shovel to cover the burning plant material with about 1 inch of soil when you see the smoke is grayish-blue. This layer slows the burning material to smoldering by reducing the oxygen and creates the charcoal. Douse the smoldering fire with water when you see the plant material has turned into charcoal chunks. Completely douse and put out the fire at this point. Allowing the plant material to continue burning will turn it into ash, defeating the purpose of introducing biochar into your soil. Amend your garden soil using the biochar and compost. The combination of biochar and compost will give your plants the most benefit of the compost nutrients quicker. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_10061232_make-garden-biochar.html