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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Life’s Illusions
I’ve been thinking about safety lately. In my post recently about rape, I recounted that one in three women will be assaulted/raped in their lifetimes. You can’t know that and feel safe. And yet, when I’m alone and locked inside … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, bitumen, Boston, climate change, CO2, EPA, fertilizers, flooding, food safety, GMO, IEDs, insecticides, Jane Crawford, Mayflower Arkansas, Parkinson's disease, police state, Round-Up, safety, surveillance state, wildfires
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The Monsters Among Us
We live in an irony rich world. Former FBI profilers have made a nice living writing about the serial killer(s) they chased and television has certainly exploited our fascination for these sociopaths that kill. Then there are the people who … Continue reading
Leaves of Autumn
“John Muir said it: Most people live on the world and not in it.” – Doc Hollywood When was the last time you really looked at the trees wherever you live? I like being in nature, I like trees and … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, CO2 emissions, coal, coal burning, dead trees, emissions, natural world, nature, pollution, trees, Wit's End
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All the News?
The duty of a citizen is to be informed, so I’ve always been told. I was diligent about it; for most of my adult life, besides reading books, newspapers and magazines were also around. Like everything else in my life, … Continue reading
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Tagged ag-gag bills, ALEC, arctic ice loss, CAFOs, corporations, Corrections Corporation of America, editors, Fox news, Huffington Post, journalism, lamestream media, Mother Jones, news, news media, publishers, Salon, Sarah Palin, Slate, The Atlantic, The New York Times, US Navy, Vanity Fair, Watergate, Woodward and Bernstein
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