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During the Pangea Day broadcast a couple of months ago, I remember seeing Anthropologist Donald Brown talking about the hundreds of universal attributes that all human beings share. For me, Brown’s presentation was a pivotal point in the Pangea Day event as it crystallized its intent: “to help people

 The Ball by Orlando Mesquita 2001 Can film change the world?  Probably not.  But those who watch them can.  I was recently introduced to Pangea Day, an organization who’s aim is to “use the power of film to strengthen tolerance and compassion while uniting millions of people to create a better

College Wesleyan UniversityCollege Wesleyan University is located at 237 High Street Middletown, CT 06459 in Connecticut. The college ofefrs housing and 98% of the students are on college housing. Types of housing are as follow: coed dorms (49%), women’s dorms (2%), men’s dorms (2%), fraternity

Global Warming increases mass hysteria or delusion. Posted on July 18, 2008. Filed under: american freedom, american values, calvinism, carbon footprint, charles mackay, christianity, church, creationism, crowd mentality, darwinism, deep ecology, deepshift, education, enviromental hype, evolution,

Creating the 40% church,what Salvation is REALLY about! Posted on July 10, 2008. Filed under: american freedom, american values, calvinism, carbon footprint, catholic, christianity, church, climate change, creationism, darwinism, deep ecology, deepshift, enviromental hype, evolution, evolutionism,

Pangea means entire earth. The supercontinent of 250 million years ago before the land masses separated into today’s configuration. At that time the world was one. Today it’s still one, of course, and we are all of the human race. But we have so far to go when it comes to tolerance, understanding and embracing each other’s differences.

My Marriage’s Rocky Start Posted on July 6, 2008 by Stephen Hallquist Amy and I met over 11 years ago while we both worked for a tourism group in New London, Connecticut. The company we worked for had a trolley that provided tours around the city of New London. It was fun while it lasted.

One of our visitors to Bluesponge for this year’s wonderful Pangea Day wrote us a kind letter, which he was happy for us to post on our blog. A note from Dwight Smith, our guest blogger….   I want to sincerely thank the Bluesponge team for generously making your beautiful space available to those wanting to participate as a group in Pangea Day on May 10th last.

This is a special addition of FFF! Dads are interesting creatures, and since I’m planning on being one at some point, I figure I should try and tap into the spirit of the dad. I always have so much trouble getting gifts for my pops. Chocolate and expensive coffee are always tried and true.

The TED.com staff's favorite psychology research blog, the BPS Research Digest, reports on a study on forgiveness from the University of Sussex and the New School for Social Research. The study examines how groups which have committed atrocious acts against one another come to break the cycle of resentment and forgive.