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 26 Apr 2008 @ 06:42
You don’t make peace by making War.
There is the war with guns and there is the war with money,
The weapon. More >
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 5 Apr 2008 @ 05:56
During those earliest Spring days,
when the snow is starting to think
about the river. More >
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 19 Feb 2008 @ 03:58
Here has been one of those extra day weekends,
when I get some time to rake some leaves.
Here is reference to Catherine Austin Fitts
who has written an insightful article
about how narcodollars work in our economy.
[link] More >
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 13 Feb 2008 @ 08:36
Has it been nice to live with a cozy little live fireplace through a winter! Getting on to mid-February now, and at this latitude and elevation in a river valley flowing through a desert, there’s still some cold nights ahead, but fewer than are behind us. Midwinter is gone. More >
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 2 Feb 2008 @ 20:35
Nobody knows how fast the ice will melt or how much of the ice will melt,
but if the methane hydrate factor is in fact a valid concern,
then the prospects for a desertification of all land north of Patagonia
are perhaps rather good.
And if that scenario unfolds, then the last outpost for humanity
will be whatever of the Antarctic land mass remains above water.
History of course shall continue to be written,
and the relics of ancient knowledge shall be scattered across the barren landscape.
Many forms of life will have been decimated.
Who can tell who those will be who will be the last ones?
What do you see when you walk down the street in your neighborhood?
*_-*-*-_*
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 9 Jan 2008 @ 08:33
About the Day.
The first day back to school, after two weeks away. More >
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 5 Dec 2007 @ 17:25
"Le Bateau-Lavoir was a squalid block of buildings in Montmartre, Paris situated at 13 Rue Ravignan (Place Emile Goudeau). The place is famous because at the turn of the 20th century a group of outstanding artists lived and rented artistic studios there. . . ."
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Just another day grading final research papers. Variations in the English language that one would be perplexed to imagine. Possibilities for meaning through series upon series of interconnected semantic associations; what more can one say? Create a well-rounded little essay from opening through close to a development that explains in so many words what exactly you are talking about. More >
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