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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “perspectives”

 

• The Draft Is And Always Will Be Slavery

  
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  Obama says some Americans are paranoid, fretting about an imagined tyranny lurking behind the corner. Progressives cheer as he mocks his lowly subjects. Yet some among them embrace one of the most despotic state powers imaginable: the draft. … Read More
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• How could Ariel Castro have been stopped?: Alternative thoughts on the Cleveland kidnapping

  
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  While the major media focuses largely on the specifics and drama of the Cleveland kidnapping, community activists and alternative media seek answers to how it could have been stopped, and how to decrease violence against women overall. Democracy Now! [DN!] did an excellent program about the larger situation, and ...
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• What Time Hasnt Taken

  
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  "Love is stronger than death."     Solomon Ive lived long enough to have lost some things. The list includes people, careers, health, and more. Probably true for you as well. The reality of loss is not an age-related thing, though our culture still sells the BS of loss is for the older crowd. I value what Ive ...
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• Currently » 01

  
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  Reading | Parker Palmer’s book A Hidden Wholeness: The Journey Toward an Undivided Life has been a good read lately as he describes and lays out how a “Circle of Trust” or “Discernment Circle” functions. I have really enjoyed the conversation in the book surrounding the posture of listening and how, ...
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• The Urgency of Purpose and the Forward Movement of Failure

  
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  Futurist Thomas Frey: As a futurist I spend much of my time tracking failure. Why failure? Because they are the unforgiving anchors around which society changes directions.     In the U.S. we are now witnessing a record number of failures taking place. Just look around. Failed businesses, failed systems, failed ...
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• Friday Favorites 5/10/2013

  
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  I was taught … by my Mom … that life is meant for growing as a person.  I don’t remember her saying exactly that but I’m absolutely sure I learned it from her.  So, although I didn’t follow the the path she’d have chosen for me, I’ve always read a lot of non-fiction from the spirituality, self-help and ...
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• Books for Coping with Stranger Danger

  
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  It’s at the top of the news hour almost every night.  Abductions, attempted abductions, child predators, missing children.  It’s nonstop, and it’s scary.  It’s important to talk with your child about strangers and what your expectations and rules are regarding people that you don’t know, but how do you ...
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• Koenig’s perspectives on Bible prophecy and world issues May 2013

  
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  As you probably already know Israel bombed targets inside of Syria recently. The word from Assad is that if it happens again He will declare war on Israel. Even so, I think that Assad should have received the message that it will not be in his best interest to allow advanced weapons from Iran to [...] Related posts: ...
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• Cries for Relief from the Hungarian Financial Crisis

  
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  No, not that Hungarian financial crisis . Now that the country seems to have more or less righted itself, its citizens are still struggling with their own debts. Reuters reports that the Managing Director of the National Bank of Hungary has called for the country to adopt a personal insolvency law, much as ...
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• A new iron age?

  
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  Iron and steel: The billion-ton business We may call this the age of information, but we could also call it the age of steel. More than 1.5 billion tons of steel are made each year for bridges, concrete reinforcement, vehicles and building frameworks, among many other purposes. Photo: Wikimedia Commons The ...
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• IN-DEPTH: Ten Vintage Watches That Should Be More Expensive Than They Are, And Why

  
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  The world of vintage watches is a funny thing.  Not funny “haha,” but rather funny “hmm, Isee."   The peaks and valleys in pricesof wristwatches sold a generation ago are related to many things – certainlythe macro-level economy as a whole, how the brand / watch is perceived today,and how certain aspects ...
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• The Politics of Poultry

  
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  David Fenley is a research assistant at the National Center for Food Protection and Defense (NCFPD) and student in the University of Minnesota’s Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs. This post first appeared on the NCFPD’s Blog .  At the National Center for Food Protection and Defense  we aim to ...
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• Fire retardants: the new asbestos

  
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  My toxic couch: I’d like to nominate flame retardant chemicals used in our furniture, fabrics and baby products – as well as a host of other products – as being in the running for the “new asbestos”. These chemicals (halogenated flame retardants, such as polybrominated diphenyl ethers) are commonly known ...
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• My friends, my son, Patricia McCormick, Jan Shaeffer, my brother, Philadelphia: the day that was

  
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  Yesterday: Work on a new client project—a wonderful new client project. I needed to be very still, and think. And then the kind surprise of the Armchair BEA nomination , which had me laughing over the preposterous oddness of it, and so grateful for the support of friends. And then a run to the train station beneath ...
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• Risk and Human Frailty

  
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  My September 12, 2011 BlogInfoSec column “Risk Management – Scoring vs. Monte Carlo vs. Scoring” was about the subjectivity of risk assessments, where the term “subjectivity” was defined as one’s personal view of particular risks. I received some considerable push-back from the likes of Donn Parker and ...
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• Come One, Come All: A Contraceptive Conundrum

  
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  Even before Little Juniper arrived, I was faced with questions about my contraceptive choices. Come to think of it, my GP asked me about my contraceptive choices when I went there to say those wonderful words, “I think I’m pregnant.” After having Little Juniper, midwives, nurses and doctors tended to coo over ...
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• PayPal, Multicaja enable Chile’s growing SMB’s to do business with the world

  
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  Programs such as internationally recognized  Start-Up Chile and Chile’s new portal for  incorporating a business  (online) in just one day is making it easier for the world to do business with Chile . While PayPal Latin America and Multicaja’s new partnership is working to make it easier for Chile to do ...
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• Keep Calm, I’m Making Changes

  
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  This blog has been in existence since 2004, however you wouldn’t know it by looking around. Why? Because at the moment (May, 2013) there is no content left. I have written over 2,000 posts ranging from the intersection of faith and politics to my own personal struggles and journey as a pastor to a church planter; ...
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• Airplane flies across U.S. powered by sunshine

  
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  Solar Impulse The goal of Solar Impulse is to fly around the world using no fuel other than sunlight. But before the solar plane circumnavigates the globe they will fly across the U.S. Solar Impulse took off on May 3 proving that airplanes can fly long distances on nothing more than sunshine. (Photos)   “I come ...
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• Taking Breaks

  
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  When practicing or playing for long periods of time we must not forget the importance of taking breaks.  This is especially true if you have the luxury of practicing for many hours during the day.  If you find you are practicing for long hours you should strive to take a break every 45 minutes to … Continue ...
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