One of the best shows on television right now is Steven Rinella's "The Wild Within" on the Travel Channel, Sunday's at 10 pm.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Death
"R" died last night... Or this morning... Not sure which. All I know is that I found him this morning, and it appeared obvious to me that it wasn't a pleasant passing.
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Memorial
Friday, February 25, 2011
Hells Angel Funeral
KPHO in Phoenix AZ was invited to cover a funeral for a member of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club that passed away last week. Full Story
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1 percenter,
1%er,
Hells Angels,
motorcycle club,
news
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Do you remember Terri?
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Congress,
DeLay,
Frist,
GOP,
news,
Radical Religious Right,
republicans,
Santorum,
Schiavo
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Gingrich has problems
Gingrich has problems alright...
He was giving a talk at the University of Pennsylvania yesterday when he was asked by Isabel Friedman how he reconciles his personal history with the religious values he attempts to force onto the rest of us as he runs for president.
He was giving a talk at the University of Pennsylvania yesterday when he was asked by Isabel Friedman how he reconciles his personal history with the religious values he attempts to force onto the rest of us as he runs for president.
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GOP,
Newt Gingrich,
politics,
President Clinton,
Religion
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
A great take on hunting
While browsing weblogs this afternoon, I ran into one I enjoyed very much written by Retrieverman. I wanted to share a quote with you from his post and a link to his weblog so you can read the full post yourself.
Very well said Retrieverman! Very well said.
"The Darwinian world that is nature is not a pretty place. No one would ever want to build a society based upon those principles (at least not within the mainstream body politic). Predation is one of the factors that keeps nature what it is. Because nature requires predation to keep things in balance, I have often thought this to be the best argument against intelligent design.
If I were an intelligent designer, I’d make so that predation never happens and is never necessary.
But that isn’t reality.
And for those who do not understand that humans are actually part of the guild of predators, all I can say is that you’ve not really looked at your evolutionary history. You are an organism on this planet. Your ancestors were once totally controlled by the forces of natural selection. In the end, we still are. One of the most dangerous delusions of the modern world is for us to think we are forever separated from nature because we have all this nice technology.
In reality, nature still casts a shadow onto our condition, whether we like that shadow or not.
The moral thing is to accept it and to use it for purposes that uplift our species and the whole of animate creation."
Very well said Retrieverman! Very well said.
Labels:
animal rights,
animals,
hunting,
politics
Monday, February 21, 2011
Animal Rights
The people in the animal rights crowd know very little about animals or rights. The idea that animals have "rights" is absolutely ridiculous. Just talking to one for about 5 minutes reveals how little they really know about what they're talking about.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Our Garden List
This is a list I'm building of the plants we have (the ones I have names for anyway). When possible, I'm including photos and the approximate date we planted our first specimen of each variety.
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Gardening
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Worms eat my garbage
One of my main passions is gardening, and with it, recycling/composting. Composting with worms, or "Vermicomposting" is the best way of creating clean, fertile, organic soil for gardening, and it doesn't require any special equipment, chemicals, and really not that much work. It's also the best way to fix soil, or to condition poor soil to make it suitable for gardening and farming.
If everyone would keep a small worm bin or worm farm to use to compost their kitchen waste and yard waste, and if they gave away or spread that compost in their yard or garden, we'd have a much greener country, and we'd be diverting thousands of tons of waste from our landfills.
If everyone would keep a small worm bin or worm farm to use to compost their kitchen waste and yard waste, and if they gave away or spread that compost in their yard or garden, we'd have a much greener country, and we'd be diverting thousands of tons of waste from our landfills.
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Composting,
Gardening,
Vermicomposting,
worms
Saturday, February 12, 2011
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