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18 hours ago ago from Green (Living) Review

by Michael Smith (Veshengro) When it comes to living in a more symbiotic way with Mother Earth the indigenous cultures of our Planet can modern man a great deal, if he would but be willing to listen. Though, it has to be said, it is not only the indigenous people “rooted” in a particular space but also many cultures that are not so rooted but still are close to Mother Earth. We ignore their knowledge, wisdom, and lessons at our ...

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Go Green With Broadband for Christmas

10 hours ago ago from Go Green Articles Blog

As the talks in Copenhagen move through the difficult process of attempting to balance the needs of the planet with the needs of many of the people who live on that planet – specifically those who live in developing nations – we should look at some of the ways broadband Internet access can help the environment; especially at this time of year.

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23 hours ago ago from kimtristh

JOIN IN THE SECRET SANTA ! We have 6 slots for non-writers and non-graphic makers to get a fic! You post news and feedback so you should get something too! Don't be shy! ♥ And a fic for your time... (not really) a present for the lovely start_to_stop who puts up with me and is super kind to me despite my punctuation =) ♥ love you! Title: Aside Author: kimtristh Dedicated: start_to_stop ♥ merry xmas! I love you! Pairing: Not quite ...

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Is Tipping a Nonsense Way to Expect People to Earn a Living?

18 hours ago ago from 0 APR Cards

To many people who don't live in North America, they find the business of tipping people who are doing their jobs a nonsense way for them to earn a living. When you stop to think about it, isn't it a way of making debt slaves? All the owner of the restaurant is doing is giving them a place to work and for this privilege' they get to clean up the restaurant, keep the owners customers happy, take the abuse of angry customers and put up with ...

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18 hours ago ago from Grand Strategy: The View from Oregon

Wednesday L ast June in Literary Serendipity I wrote about my good fortune in happening upon a volume of Gibbon available as a book on tape at the library. The same library (the northwest Portland branch of the Multnomah County library) has yielded me a further pleasure. I found a series of lectures at the library titled Ideas that Shaped Mankind: A Concise History of Human Thought , one of The Modern Scholar series published by ...

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