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Nothing Is Free

Posted on 23/10/2011 by admin

I mean this is the Physics of things that everything takes energy. I have dealt elsewhere on my thoughts about money and the nonsense of the financial system in human affairs. But I am fascinated by physical systems and how one thing feeds off another, a law that has worked its way into the realms…

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Digital Marketing

Posted on 21/10/2011 by admin

The greatest challenge in today’s digital publishing world is pretty much the same challenge that faced publishers since printing was invented in China; how do you tell people your book is available? The art of marketing is simply the art of getting a message out to as many people as you are able, the art…

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Melody and Movement

Posted on 20/10/2011 by admin

I was wondering about the life of pirates in the classical pirate period (there have always been pirates and there are still many today) when they all hanged out in Jamaica. The typical screen rendition is of either a wronged man seeking revenge or a lovable rogue who kills the really rotten pirate. The derivation…

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Overlooking Insects

Posted on 19/10/2011 by admin

Without insects all life on Earth would cease to function within weeks, if not sooner. Quite apart from the fact they are an integral part of the food chain and the smaller animals that live on them are predated by others right the way up the line, they perform numerous pollinations vital to the ability…

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The Cherished Argument

Posted on 18/10/2011 by admin

I was watching some you tube videos on the reasons some people give to disbelieve there is a god. Having studied proofs for gods existence at university and, at that time, agreeing with Kant that such proofs are either easy to refute or so abstruse as to be virtually incomprehensible to reason, I have always…

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Shanne Sands

Posted on 17/10/2011 by admin

Sheila Fell (On hearing of the death Of Cumbrian painter – Sheila Fell) I remember you, Sheila Fell, I remember your small Belsize Park Bedsit; stinking of oils – Your cats dinner stinking too – And your black cat as thin as you! I remember your lover Irish Clifford – And all of us standing…

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Coastline

Posted on 15/10/2011 by admin

The sea is one of the most beautiful and yet dangerous places on the face of the earth for human beings. Oceans of fascination which have been instrumental in human civilisation by both denying people the ability to cross them and then allowing them too. Like so much on Earth this duality appears to be…

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Fighting For Votes

Posted on 14/10/2011 by admin

No country in the world has ever given voting rights to citizens without a fight. And with the struggle in the Middle East for democratic rights its become obvious that people the world over want those rights. So why the fighting? The reasoned critique of leadership starts with the tribal ‘headman’, the best fighter, the…

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Keeping One’s Enemies Close

Posted on 13/10/2011 by admin

When Obama became President I remember reading the general consensus that he had a spark of Abraham Lincoln about him. I thought at the time this was a back-handed compliment insinuating that the famous Bill to liberate slaves was the beginning of Obama ‘s political career, but the reason given was the way in which…

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The Agendum

Posted on 12/10/2011 by admin

Every political party has an agenda. So what, that’s the nature if politics it is hardly worth mentioning. Except of course by being the nature of politics it leads us to question if that is exactly the weakness of politics. Agenda come in all shapes and sizes but in essence they all do the same…

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