Monthly Archives: April 2015

This is a wonderfully educational post that spells out just what we need to do to sequester carbon into the soil rather than release it into the air. Enlightening for anyone who has not been privy to just why it … Continue reading →

This long, deeply considered post, in the best Laura Bruno fashion, swirls together an enormous number of details into one spiralling cerebration. Really appreciate her critical eye, her immense imagination, and their richly textured synchronization. For example, this paragraph: Gaia-Sophia-Terra-Mama … Continue reading →

An interesting, and provocative question. Between Nepal and Baltimore  

Forget the humor. As he nears the end of his Comedy Central tenure, Stewart takes on former New York Times reporter Miller, now on a “rehab tour” with her new book, The Story: A Reporter’s Journal, for buying and promoting … Continue reading →

Julian Rose throws down the gauntlet here, having noticed that those in “the majority” don’t usually care for anything beyond self-interest. This is a brilliant, provocative post guaranteed to raise the hackles of both left and right and in between. … Continue reading →

. . . when a hammer is discovered in an archeological dig that is supposedly 140 million years old. Iron Hammer of 140 million years old!? Oh, but that’s nothin’! Compared to — how about this? 300 million years old! … Continue reading →

Start a huge, foolish project, like Noah. It makes absolutely no difference what people think of you. — Rumi And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. — Paul Coelho My congratulations to … Continue reading →

Hmmmm. So many edges in this Jade Helm psyop, so many types of authentic? and/or pretend? “reals” that converge or fracture and dissolve . . . For example, just focusing in on this single pdf document: 1. Does does it … Continue reading →