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Empathy – The World Needs More Of It
What is empathy and do you practice it? The Mirriam-Webster dictionary defines empathy as “the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another of either the past or present without having the feelings, thoughts, […] More
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Tourist Pollution Becoming a Bigger Problem
The world has too many people. And, of the current world population, there are too many people in the wrong places and not enough in the right places. Couple the “too many people in the wrong place” statement with the planet’s resources becoming more and […] More
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Why Government is not the Solution – And what is
And what is the most likely solution? Government will most likely always be a necessary social construct. While there will always be those fiercely independent types who elect to live as far away from governmental authority and control as possible, there will likewise and conversely […] More
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Can I Live?
Can I live? Yes, everyday black people breathe differently than others. Because breathing differently means knowing and acknowledging we don’t have the same experiences as others on a day to day basis. We walk around with 10 ears and 20 pairs of eyes. I as […] More
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Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility
Introducing a new way of doing things is never an easy task, especially when it comes to the development, planning, design and implementation of major Infrastructure Projects. “New and Improved” may be great at the supermarket but when it comes to resources such as energy, […] More
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Why Is Everyone So Crazy About Stephanie Meyer's Midnight Sun?
Way back in the day, Stephanie Meyer rose to prominence with her early 2000s vampire romance series, Twlight. The series became so popular among adolescent to young adult fans that it eventually got adapted to four subsequent films that grossed over millions of dollars. Now […] More
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THE CHOICE IS OURS
My friend, Diane, serves lunch at Saint Vincent de Paul. Daily she serves meals to the lines of the homeless and down-and-out. Voluntarily she does so: to anonymously give back to her community as well as to support her spiritual practice. Not everyone there is […] More
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The Madness of King Donald
There is something becoming very apparent that should be very, very alarming to the populace of the US. The king is mad. Madness in US leaders is not uncommon. What is madness? It can be loosely defined as a mental illness of such a severe […] More
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Our Lost Cousins
Our last remaining cousins, the Neanderthals, died out approximately 35,000 years ago. They were the second to last surviving bipedal apes before vanishing into the mists of time. We, homo sapiens, are the last ones standing. And, we are the final ones from a total […] More
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The Great 1812 War Between Canada and The USA
Since its creation, the USA has been in a number of wars. Actually, up to 2017, the USA had been at war 222 years of its 239 years as a nation. The first war of course was the American Revolutionary War or as some call […] More
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Ancient Farming Technologies
There is no doubt that technology has advanced by leaps and bounds over the last century. Some technologies … computers in this particular instance … are already outdated by the time they hit the retail store shelves. Nobody is advocating giving up computers and going […] More
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Overpopulation facts – the problem no one will discuss: Alexandra Paul at TEDxTo
Population, population, population. There I said it, every time I bring up this topic to people, I see their urge to grow wings like a butterfly and fly far away from me as fast as they can. I don’t blame them; population will still be […] More
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How can we build our part of the bridge?
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Stop Pretending Black Lives Don't Matter
We must use our voices now more than ever to protect those we love. The color of one’s skin should never dictate whether or not their life is deemed worthy or not. Blake Lives Matter. Period. There should be no discussion where someone disagrees with this. Would you want to worry about a loved one every time they stepped out the door because of the color of their skin? The African American community doesn’t want to do that anymore, either. They never wanted to do so in the first place. We have to step up, and we have to do better for fighting for one another. We must start spreading love instead of hate because ultimately spreading hate and not breaking these racists stigmas are costing people their lives more and more each day. I hate that I had to write this piece because it means more people have died. We must stop pretending their lives do not matter. We must.
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The Most Amazing Machine In The Universe
Exclusively created by nature. The Human Brain, the most amazing calculating machine ever devised on our planet (and possibly in the universe until we discover otherwise) is not one created by humans but by nature. There are no moving parts such as gears or drive […] More
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Really, Really Dumb Everyday Sayings
Why is it that so many intelligent people fail to put their brains into gear before they open their mouths? How many of these are you guilty of? The following are some of the silliest sayings that come from the mouths of everyday people, many of […] More
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A Year Later, Kinda Sorta
I’ve found myself in significant reflection this week about various topics—one of them being myself. I think during times like this, we can all feel overwhelmed to the point that we are painfully down on ourselves. We’re allowed to have those moments, but we cannot stay there. It’s essential to climb out of that hole. Even if we’re clawing our way out, and it becomes the fight of our of life. No more than ever, we have to remember that self-reflection is a good thing and that self-care is vital. Take care of yourself, and the rest will fall into place. I hope you enjoy this piece I wrote as a reflection of a previous article. It is also linked within this link if you want to read it first. If you do, you will see the shift in my mindset over this past year. I hope you enjoy and stay safe out there, folks.
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The indigenous communities that predicted Covid-19
For hundreds of years, indigenous groups have warned that destroying the environment leads to disease and adversely affects lives and culture. Is the world now ready to listen?
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IU research shows electroceutical fabric eradicates coronaviruses on contact
A team of researchers at Indiana University has published significant research findings via pre-print in ChemRxiv demonstrating for the first time that coronaviruses are killed upon exposure to an electroceutical fabric. The team’s goal is to get approval from the FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization program to apply use of the fabric in the fight against COVID-19.
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Here I am Lord, send me
Only an equation from God can ask that I give him my all and in return he fulfills all of the desires of my heart.
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Amy Cooper Does Not Represent Canada or Canadians
Personally, I think Amy Cooper should be charged with public mischief or something along those lines. She is NOT typical of Canadians or Canada. On behalf of Canada, I apologize for her outrageous reaction to being asked to leash her dog. Does racism exist in Canada? Of course it does. Fortunately, the Amy Coopers of the world are in very short supply here.
The border between Canada and the USA is the longest undefended border in the world. Why? Because Americans and Canadians are cut from the same cloth. We value freedom of expression, the right to free speech, and the right to live in peace. However, in every society, there are aberrations.
This is one. Please do not judge us by the actions of this one person.
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Best Movie List!
I am a movie fanatic! Here is a list of movies that I have been compiling for quite some time now. Hope you enjoy. Must watch: The way way back 10 things I hate about you Good will hunting La la land A new nigh […] More
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