Global peace day
Coming up soon in September:
The Fluoride deception
Still using fluoride? Part 1: Part 2:
(re)using plastic containers?
Hi folks, some general information which is important to know: On all plastic bottles / containers, you have a number. This number indicates the type of plastic that was used. Some plastic is meant to be re-used safely, others are not. The two most common side-effects caused by plastic is hormonal disruption and cancer. Here…
reconnecting in the woods of music
Here I am, back from a week filled with camping at two different rivers in two different states and another 4 days at the Oregon Country Fair (OCF) festival. It’s been a very full week filled with beautiful nature-moments, skinny dipping in rivers, camp fires, hikes, beautiful waterfalls, trees, mountain views… getting back into the…
July 4th: Flower-works
I’ve just uploaded some nice photos of flowers from my camping trip to the hood river. 🙂
Delicious bookmarks: by the people for the people
many years ago i thought it would be great if you could meta tag and rate your bookmarks and then share those bookmarks with others on the internet publicly.
A Moments Reflection
So, it’s been a while, it’s been a hurricane. There hasn’t been a proper blog report from me in ages. I’m sorry. Life has been chalk-full of engaging experience. I’ve been applying myself to manifest my world the way I want it to unfold, and this has taken a lot of my focus.
Gas, Trash and Bicyles
Did you know that in the middle of the Pacific there is a big huge ball of plastic & garbage that is spinning, ever growing in size and currently the size of Texas?? I sure didn’t, how horrible! You can see where it is spinning via this link: spinning garbage pile in the pacific ocean
future scenarios
speaking of which, here is a website that goes into future scenarios. Interesting for anyone thinking about that vague land called tomorrow… 😉 future scenarios
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In the future…
In the not so distant future, people will be marketing devices, and especially electronic/computer related ones for entirely different qualities than they do today. A typical computer will be something that you buy for its craftsmanship, something that you know was built to last 20 to 50 years or more, even if you throw it…