Archive for the ‘Politics, Religion, and other lost causes’ Category
Science March 2017 – Found One!
04/23/2017
WPC – Eagle Atop – West End Eagle LiveCam Highlights – Photography
03/16/2017A quick confession, this is a picture of my TV.
What’s showing on the TV is a frame from the West End Bald Eagle LiveCam Highlights – here.
For more eagle cams sponsored by the Institute For Wildlife Studies, click here.
To see what other bloggers are atop, click here.
WPC – Robin Wish – (not) Silent Spring – Photography
03/11/2017“I wish people would reread Silent Spring. I’d like to be here to enjoy the spa treatment next year.”
For more wishes. Click here.
Have A Happy Humming Christmas – Photography
12/24/2016
To all dear readers who happen to stumble across this, have a Happy Healthy Christmas! And thank you for your persistence in reading mundane food reviews. I promise to be just as boring in 2017. Peace and Peace On Earth!
World Rhino Day 2016
09/22/2016Visit fellow WordPress blogger “de Wets Wild” to learn more about the plight of the Rhino.
Turtle Thursday – Peace On Earth – Photography
12/24/2015Happy Holidays and a Joyous New Year!
Peace On Earth – 2016?
Weekly Photo Challenge – Laughing Buddha (Budai) – Symbol – Photography
07/14/2015The figure of the Laughing Buddha (Budai) is a “. . . representation of contentment” often also associated with “. . . happiness, plenitude, . . .”
Laughing Buddha (Budai)
For other symbols, click here.
Ex Machina – Movie Review
04/26/2015
Ex Machina
This is a heady science fiction film. Before people reach for the X button on their browser, good science fiction is neither about science nor about fiction. It’s about us. To alleviate any fears that may exist from the word heady, the film contains beer drinking, vodka drinking, nudity (female only) and a disco scene. I can’t explain the last.
SOPA – Déjà vu all over again
01/20/2012
On January 18th parts of the internet protested pending legislation called SOPA and PIPA. These two pieces of legislation attempt to make it easier to stop pirating of copyrighted works by allowing broad governmental authority to block access to sites which contain or link to illegal material.
The protests expressed concern that there was potential for widespread suppression of legitimate content along with illegal content.
On January 19th, under current laws, the internet site Megaupload.com was taken down by the U.S. government. Along with the alleged illegal copyrighted content, all legitimate content was also taken down.
Déjà vu all over again.
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