Keeping Up With The Jones: Our System of Credit

March 7, 2011

                    Take a step back in time; December 23, 1913 “I am a most unhappy man, I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and [...]

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11 Things We Can Do To Beat the ‘Gas Woes’!

February 28, 2011

How to spend less time driving and save gas.

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Basking in the Shadow: Humanity Last of the Fossil Creatures

January 22, 2010

The title for this post was inspired by Caroline Myss, and the post was inspired by a conversation I had with a friend about my six year old friend and his niece; which led me to call another friend in Michigan; which got us on the subject of Caroline Myss and her book/YouTube video ‘Defying [...]

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Tragedy Befalling Our Nations Wild Horses

January 7, 2010

Perhaps I have too tender a heart; my eyes burn and my heart aches so much that I have to take a few minutes to let the overwhelming tragedy befalling our nations wild horses reseed before I can continue. “This week’s “gather” of some 2,500 wild horses from Nevada’s Calico Mountains marked the Bureau of [...]

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The Food Industry And What They Don’t Want You To Know!

August 24, 2009

Lets take a long look into centuries of food industry practices. Practices which began innocently enough, but, in many instances have developed into a dark and dangerous business; endangering the planet and it’s inhabitants! The food industry continually strives to cut costs and expenses in order to increase profit; they hypnotizie the population with their [...]

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Ineffable Hunger: Nature a Daily Fix

April 22, 2009

I listened as the teacher said to the young boy. “We each have a destiny; full filing this destiny is our purpose.” Do you understand what this teacher meant? Are you on the road to full filing your destiny? Or, has the road become dark and your path uncertain? Have you reached what seems to [...]

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The Power of Love

April 19, 2009

Recently, I sent an email to a long lost friend whom I wished to reconnect. I asked if she would like to spend a few hours and attend the Science and History museum with me one day this summer. She wrote back and explained that she did not have time to cultivate a friendship with [...]

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Ineffible Hunger II: Ted’s Grill For Lunch

January 17, 2009

Save me! Every time I  take a bite of anything these days, I wonder about the resources that went into it. I normally don’t eat beef. I did recently. A burger and fries at Ted’s Grill. Did you know Ted Turner owns Ted’s Grill? Did you know Ted Turner owns 80% of all the Bison? [...]

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Jackey: Dog of India

January 13, 2009

In Pune India, about 160 kilometers southeast of the state capital, Mumbai, Suman, a widowed wife and a mother of three children, supports herself and her family by working as house help and also works in a bricklin (a place that bakes bricks). About 25 years back her brother got her a little brown puppy [...]

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Wild Horses

January 12, 2009

Wild Horses “My face up against the glass. I’m looking out. Is this my life I’m wondering. It happened so fast. How do I turn this thing around. Is this the bed I chose to make. Its greener pastures I’m thinking about. Wide open spaces far away. All I want is the wind in my [...]

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