Monthly Archives: March 2016

As ever, I consider the fact that we have not yet nuked the planet as the most astonishing in the annals of all of us alive since 1945. Truly a miracle. I used to assume it was divine intervention that … Continue reading →

Check opensecrets for defense companies’ bribes to presidential candidates. And guess what? To my surprise, it appears that Clinton is not that far ahead of Bernie. Is this true? If so, no wonder he pretty much keeps his lips zipped … Continue reading →

I’ve always laughed about it, but it’s true. Just about everything we think we are “doing” here on planet Earth relates to “stuff” — getting stuff, holding on to stuff, storing and maintaining stuff, moving stuff around. What if we … Continue reading →

If “religion” comes from the word “religare,” meaning “to bind,” then Bernie’s showing us what it means. We are bound to each other, come what may. This year’s presidential campaign plummets us below the usual political platitudes into a powerful … Continue reading →

This unusually persipacious story — An Open Letter to Trump Supporters from his Top-Strategist-turned-Defector — which has gone viral, reminds me of Trump’s natal chart, how it echoes the U.S. chart. Astrology of Donald Trump and the U.S.A. Both have … Continue reading →

I thank Reader Rose, for the nudge to post this compilation. Locally, a group was revving up to ban plastic bags in Bloomington Indiana. Groups Fight Plastic Bag Use in Bloomington Six days ago, they were slammed down, on a … Continue reading →

Maybe now Bernie can also unzip his lips, rather than relying on a little bird and Tulsi Gabbard. On the other hand, this piece has also appeared, first on consortium news: Bernie Sanders as Commander-in-Chief Oh, and by the way, … Continue reading →

Last night, along with young housemate Brie, I attended a free (but ticketed) screening of Seeds of Time at the IU Cinema, about Cory Fowler‘s decades long effort to preserve diversity in Earth’s food-crop seeds. Seed diversity in every staple … Continue reading →