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Should-Read books
I finally got frustrated with my search for what I considered to be a comprehensive list of books that people should read (okay, a few I'm a tad biased on -Of Wolves and Men, anyone?), and decided to start my own from what I'm all ready aware of, and from what I learn. I use this to list books that I consider to be classics, whether of the more ( Read more... ) -
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I stumbled across a lovely example of a company getting a free-ride off of consumer assumptions about organic-sounding labels ( Read more... ) -
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Question for the masses
If you're reading this, I have a question for ya ( Read more... ) -
Podcasts about wolves for auditory learners
The International Wolf Center now has podcasts! Or perhaps simply audio files; it doesn't look like they're downloadable. As more files are added, I imagine this will become a good resource for those who wish to learn more about wolves, and the Center, but who are auditory learners.
The first file is about pup vocalizations -if you like listening ( Read more... ) -
For Shira and Elayna
Shadesong is an author whose writing I greatly enjoy. Her main writing projects -Shayara and Wind Tunnel Dreams- along with recently published poems and short stories, etc., are linked to in this blog entry. She has a 13 year old daughter named Elayna who, based on what little I've read in public blog entries, has struck me as being very ( Read more... ) -
Thoughts from two movies, and other things
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The Zeitgeist is a movie, documentary of sorts I suppose. I don't know if the whole thing is true, because my knowledge is painfully limited. But some of it I do know is true; that the Gulf of Tonkin battle/skirmish was false, and that they are implanting ( Read more... ) -
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Cute!! and only a couple of minutes.