
From the Berkley Hills down to the Bay... a little hazy, but great to be UP! ~A.
James Lovelock says Global Warming is now at point of no return. Other top climate scientists are more hopeful but say we only have less than 10 years before it's irreversible and time is running out. We all need to speak up NOW or the Human Race will join the MILLIONS of other Species that will be extinct by 2050 from Global Warming.
www.climatecrisis.net
www.greatemergence.blogspot.com
This is someone's personal video response to The Bush Administration's approach to Global Warming (7mins. Please watch!) Thanks, ~ME
The Infinite Mind interview with Kurt Vonnegut live from Second Life
37 min 59 sec - Sep 22, 2006
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Description: Author Kurt Vonnegut interviewed by host John Hockenberry, live from Second Life for the national, weekly public radio program, The Infinite Mind. These live broadcasts were the first from virtual 3-D cyberspace...where else can you get a good Vonnegut inerview?
Fantastic Planet scored by everyone.doesntexist
1 hr 11 min 30 sec - May 23, 2006 (okay, I have too much time on myhands...)
Average rating: (314 ratings)
Description: René Laloux's french trippy animated, cartoon, film from the 70's. soundtrack rescored to idm, and experimental types music.
< from Clos Pigas / Henry Moore
a little tedius (the video runs about an hour), but interesting stuff...historic and modern uses for herbs 'medicinally'.Hot and Cold: Crucial Aspects of Herbalism
Description: Lecture by Simon Mills on crucial aspects of Herbalism (Phytotherapy), given at Schumacher College in Devon, England in February 2005. Simon Mills is a Cambridge graduate in medical sciences who has been a herbal practitioner since 1977. In 1987 he co-founded and then directed the Centre for Complementary Health Studies at the University of Exeter, the first ever University unit dedicated to studying therapeutic options outside the conventional medical curriculum. He was recently appointed as Nelson/Barcapel Teaching Fellow at the Peninsula Medical School with responsibility for developing the first taught MSc programme in Integrated Healthcare in any medical school in the UK. Since January 1997 he has been Secretary of the European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy (ESCOP) which is the major European body working to ensure quality, safety and efficacy for herbal medicinal products. He has written many books and articles, including a modern classic and best-selling textbook with Kerry Bone, The Principles and Practice of Phytotherapy, published by Churchill Livingstone in early 2000.
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