E.F. Schumacher Quote – A Touch Of Genius
“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage — to move in the opposite direction.” – E.F. Schumacher
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Cartoon – Pray
Poem – TEN YEARS TRANSIENCE (By Joseph Cavera)
TEN YEARS TRANSIENCE (By Joseph Cavera) after time the arms do rust mitigate intitial verve wrought nothingness and ill humored lust but if your contemplations lie next to cleanliness, where birds fly then they’ll serve to clarfiy but oh the jaws of life do close wither and wilt a shattered rose For all that lies ahead […]
Read moreDr. Seuss Quote- Glad It Happened
“Don’t be sad that it is over, be glad it happened.”Dr. Seuss.
Read moreCartoon – The Observationist
Depressed? Blame the heavens
Scientists have long laughed at astrology’s underlying premise—that celestial events can influence human emotions and behavior. But a series of new studies has produced evidence that at least one kind of astronomical event—solar flares—may, in fact, affect human beings. Periodically, the sun erupts with large storms that hurl waves of electromagnetically charged particles into space, altering Earth’s own magnetic field. […]
Read moreDon Henley Quote – Burning Bridge
“Sometimes you get the best light from a burning bridge.” – Don Henley
Read moreCartoon – Extremely Lactose Intolerant
Scientists Using Alien Molecules To Expand DNA
Scientists have taken the first steps toward writing the blueprint of life in an alphabet unknown to nature, they reported online in the journal Nature. Until now, biologists have used the same base molecules when synthesizing DNA. It has been recently announced that scientists have not only created two new bases, but also inserted them into a single-cell organism and […]
Read moreClass of 1943 Finally Hold Their Prom
A Connecticut high school class who had their prom cancelled by World War II in 1943, are finally dusting off their dancing shoes and holding the event – 70 years on. James Hillhouse High School’s class of 1943 never got to vote in their king and queen; slow dance with their sweethearts; buy corsages or try out their moves in […]
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