Random Quote
Evolution consists of many great revolutionary events taking place quite independently of man’s consciously attempting to bring them about. Man is very vain; he likes to feel that he is responsible for all the favorable things that happen, and he is innocent of all the unfavorable happenings. But all the larger evolutionary patternings seeming favorable or unfavorable to man’s conditioned reflexing are transpiring transcendentally to any of man’s conscious planning or contriving.
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Monthly Archives: November 2008
How civilised
I just saw this video which was referred to on Keith’s ‘Unsuitablog‘
I love this video – and it pretty much sums up why I feel so uncomfortable with the level of greenwash that we are subjected to on a daily … Continue reading
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Tagged civilisation, skills, sustainability
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Give me your favourite quotes
I have been using a great little WordPress plug-in called ‘Quotes Collection‘ on this blog – it’s great for grabbing those quotes you see popping up over the web and adding them to your blog. It is my favourite aspect … Continue reading
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The girl effect
I just saw this and was moved, no introduction needed really… even if it is ‘rooted’ in the work of the Nike Foundation… (time to put some sweat shop profits to good use?).
By Girleffect.org
Twitter Updates for 2008-11-09
now when i tweet – it changes my facebook status too #
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Twitter Updates for 2008-11-08
has just installed twitter tools for wordpress.. look out twitterland! #
getting confused by SVN CLI while playing with wordpress-mu and buddypress #
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Mind the gap
I am not the only one fretting about over-specialisation it seems. I was pointed to Sharon Astyk’s ‘Casaubon’s Book’ blog by this Eating the Seasons post, which mentioned the book Depletion and Abundance: Life on the New Home Front.
The post … Continue reading