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And a Happy New Year!

The Best and the Worst of 2008 It’s that time! CDs 5. Sarah McLachlan - Closer: The Best Of … I’ve always loved S.M. I used to joke with Sam that I have a “Sarah Sense” because I’d always seem to find her music on the radio. She has probably been the most consistently admired and loved singers [ READ MORE ]

Another Year Gone

It’s nearly 2008. I think my favorite part about the last couple weeks in December is looking back at the past year, and seeing what came out of it that was definitely worth the time and effort put into it. So here it is - the my tops lists: Top 10 albums: 1. LCD Soundsystem - 45:33 2. [ READ MORE ]

Sandwalk

I’ve found a few things on Prof Moran’s blog tonight that I’m absolutely in love with. Hopefully I get to meet him one day soon, my new executive position at the Center for Inquiry Ontario should eventually lead to our paths crossing one day, I’m just not sure when. The first thing that he has on [ READ MORE ]

Wild life or illegal immigrants?

Maybe if caging Mexicans out isn’t enough to change some minds, animals will be… hrm. The Rio Grande Valley thrives with wildlife and interesting plant life. Bearded moss, ebony tress, kiskadee, chachalaca, bobcats, lizards, tortise, ocelots and jaguarundi (2 endangered species of cat)… As if the border that the U.S government plants to erect wasn’t inhumane [ READ MORE ]

Weather Introduction

  Weather effects everyone on earth, it can cut into lives… be tranquil or wonderous… dangerous or beautiful… It is mighty unpredictable. Appreciation of nature and the power of it hasn’t exactly been a priority for the world and society that we live in today. We have the privilege of living within it, and often destroy [ READ MORE ]

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