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Continue reading →: Parenting
Research carried out by Professor Karen McComb and Dr Graeme Shannon at the University of Sussex has discovered that orphaned elephants, the result of culling, become hyper aggressive, and their inability to differentiate between the calls of friend and foe lead to random responses. There are young male humans on…
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Continue reading →: Ethical trading
Some parts of the world manage the separation of government and religion better than others. In multi faith and no faith societies all citizens hold equal rights not to be bound by laws based exclusively on a particular religious or non-religious viewpoint. Ethical choices can be made without reference to…
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Continue reading →: untitled post 2134
Originally posted on Drifters Bar Grill + Detox Center: http://youtu.be/wqi3CSGJnds
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Continue reading →: gypsies, tramps and thieves
Hergé was a bit of a fascist. Outsiders who choose an alternative way of life are often the victims of prejudice, and make great scapegoats when times are tough.
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Continue reading →: Night cycling in Belfast – not for the timid
Another near miss, and yet I was wearing a highly visible vest and my bike was lit front and back. The taxi driver had his window down as he veered towards me from where he was parked. I asked him to look more carefully in future – alright, I shouted…
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Continue reading →: Magic Light in the Spessart / Germany by Rolf Nachbar
water and woods with magical light
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Continue reading →: Popular culture – an oxymoron?
One often despairs at the ignorance of youth. I was minding my own business in Filthy McNasty’s the other night listening to a fellow called Mark Graham strum his guitar and sing popular songs. All very gemütlich until some wassock plonked himself in front of the musician beseeching him to play…
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Continue reading →: Meditations
Someone in their 50s often sits and ponders. What’s it all about? How do we know what we know? Is there a God? That kind of stuff. The act of putting those thoughts to paper clarifies the ideas and the arguments that have perplexed people through the ages. Montaigne shared…
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