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Comments (7)I'm glad to hear that someone got a smile out of this...not an easy thing considering the subject. I had a weekend place in Senator Byrds home state, West Virginia for about 11 years. Over time, I came to both admire and abhor many things he did. I always thought, that no matter if I agreed with him or not, he was an eloquent speaker, able to make a point like no other. He has sort of become a caricature of himself, but that's o.k. with me. I think he has great grace and passion concerning this subject. Hopefully, many will agree and let him know. This is not a time for any animal lover to sit idly by and say nothing. It only takes a few seconds to either e-mail or call our voice of support. SG...See MoreThe Sci-Fi Fantasy Thread
Comments (31)I finally read Pratchett's first Discworld novel the other day, The Colour of Magic. It was rather silly but fun, and the sly pokes at various popular sff quite clever - the Pern dragonriders lampoon was particularly blatant & funny. This is also one of the books where I turned the page and found myself staring blankly at an expanse of white! I couldn't believe I'd come to the end, and went flipping pages looking for the next chapter. I gather The Light Fantastic picks up the story, but although I liked The Colour of Magic, it wasn't enough for me to go hunting up my copy of The Light Fantastic which has been languishing on my shelves for several years. Instead, I went for a re-read of the Tiffany Aching stories. :) They are still my favorite Pratchett books. Janalyn, I really liked the Gaiman book too, not only for capturing the wonder of childhood, but also for the poignancy of the adult losing that wonder. This post was edited by donnamira on Mon, Jan 20, 14 at 21:30...See MoreAm I weird?
Comments (15)Mimi - you can see it here at about 1:25 in: http://tvline.com/2016/07/28/hillary-clinton-shonda-rhimes-film-democratic-convention-video/...See MoreWhy we should avoid herbicides (Roundup and glyphosate in general)
Comments (33)While that may (or may not) help, studies are showing glyphosate showing up in some pretty strange places. One study reported it is found in Human mother breast milk in Germany, a country which banned its use. Another linked over exposure to it by farmers in Central and South America to "kidney necrosis", death of the farmers' kidneys. Both glyphosate and 2-4-D are endocrine disruptors. They are finding increasing evidence they not only disrupt plants, but also insects, animals and Humans, as well as lead to or directly cause a host of other illnesses and ailments. Buying non GMO and/or "organic" may help reduce our exposure,but the chemicals find their way into many other food products we are never warned about nor notified of. Thank you, Karen. Yes ma'am, the DARK Act is but one of so many "sell outs" of the citizenry. We're currently hearing a lot of push over Dodd-Frank, the banking regulations act. It contains some safeguards for the industry and the citizenry, but it also contains a nasty little provision called "bank bail-ins". If you're unfamiliar with them, you honestly need to research them. Unfortuantely, there isn't a whale of a lot any of us are able to do to protect ourselves. Those in power wish to eliminate the safeguards/regulations, which will surely lead to another crash. That will then trigger bail-ins. At that point, we are all screwed. The banks get the money you have on deposit. The derivative losers are first in line to be made whole using the monies on deposit in the banks and no one is forgiven their debts, taxes, etc....See MoreRelated Professionals
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