Does this put some perspective on our world & help it all make a little more sense? (At least, how we got to where we are today, and perhaps some inkling of where we might be going?)
Edward Bernays – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Insane Economics Of Not Legalizing Marijuana In One Handy Infographic | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
Fascinating infographic –hard to argue with good data. But even harder to argue with big money that is already so heavily vested in the present status quo…
The philosophy of freedom: Much more than demanding government get out of our lives, you must first get the tyranny out of your own heart
I like a lot of Mike Adams blog posts, and he makes a compelling case for tolerance here:
In the Garden: How to Make Your Own Homemade Organic Insecticides and Pesticides
This is great stuff, love this site! I haven’t tried this home-made organic pesticide, but am looking forward to seeing how effective it is.
In the Garden: How to Make Your Own Homemade Organic Insecticides and Pesticides.
9 Signs Your Work-Life Balance Is Out Of Whack | InvestingAnswers
These are some great tips, appreciated the motivation. How are you doing?
9 Signs Your Work-Life Balance Is Out Of Whack | InvestingAnswers.
Fleetwood Mac’s Spencer plans Record Store Day vinyl release | Goldmine Magazine
Having heard preview copies of Jeremy’s upcoming release, I can say that it’s the kind of album that you greatly enjoy on the first listen, and then it just keeps growing on you. Eminently playable again and again, Jeremy’s incomparable slide carries you through a journey of thoughtful lyrics, pensive piano work, down home blues and just some fun.
Fleetwood Mac’s Spencer plans Record Store Day vinyl release | Goldmine Magazine.
Unfair and Unwise, but not Unexpected…
It’s hard to understand the reasoning on this. Sure, one can say that it is separation of church and state, but that should mean that service in a secular nonprofit would also not qualify, imo. This is misapplication of separation of church and state and is instead state being prejudicial against religion. Part of the continued decline of a once great nation…
It *is* a classic. But is it the best business book of the last 30 years?
Either way, I enjoyed a lot the update of what’s been found true and what’s been found not. And it’s made me want to go back & read it again. http://www.fastcompany.com/1813817/in-search-of-excellence-best-business-book-in-30-years
I found this article from Michael Hyatt really motivational.
Somebody on my FB posted this article. I haven’t read much from Michael Hyatt, but I really like this. I don’t know if something resonates with you because of a certain place you are at in your life, or because of a recent experience, maybe it’s health issues like what prompted his article, or just the chemistry of what you had for breakfast, but I got a lot out of this. I particularly liked the exercise of asking myself, “What would I wish I had done?…”
“Crises don’t usually happen suddenly. Instead, they are the result of hundreds of choices we make daily that eventually culminate in a crisis.”
A short video clip worth 2 minutes of your time.
For our own health’s sake and that of our children, we need get informed on the dangers of GMO foods. It may be a lot of work and extra hassle to eat healthy, but the risks and outcome of not doing so are sad indeed. And the benefits are worth it!
RIGGED RESEARCH from NO GMO on Vimeo.