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  • THE NEW SODOM

    I am utterly disgusted by this. Last year, at the Colorado state high-school wrestling tournament, three upperclassmen from Norwood cornered a 13-year-old boy on an empty school bus, bound him with duct tape and sodomized him with a pencil. Two… Continue reading

    THE NEW SODOM

  • The Flying Monkey Caucus

    Charles P. Pierce certainly is fired up over at Esquire. Rightfully so: The Republican Farm Bill drops food stamps for the poorest while keeping plenty of subsidies for big agribusiness. Earlier this week, [Speaker John] Boehner pretended he was leading… Continue reading

    The Flying Monkey Caucus

  • apple cider vinegar

    Originally posted on Home Remedies | Indian Natural Cure | Effective Treatment at Home: Home Remedies | Indian Natural Cure | Effective Treatment at Home View original post Continue reading

  • Twitter vs Facebook vs Blog

    Originally posted on Three Wise Guys: Twitter Vs Facebook Vs Blogs     Its an age old question, assuming your age is less than 10 years.   There are casual users for each who use them to stay in touch… Continue reading

  • POISON (OIL ON CANVAS) 72X48 inches

    Originally posted on yavishtha: CLAIRVOYANCE is a super normal mode of perception which results in a visual image being presented to conscious mind. the perception may be of object or scenes or forms distant in space or in time , past or future or… Continue reading

  • What’s your favorite painting by Van Gogh?

    Originally posted on keys 2 change: Moulin de blute-fin This is one of my favorite paintings ever done by Van Gogh.  Pictured is a windmill in Montmartre, France where he spent a good deal of time not only because he loved… Continue reading

  • Alone Together: thoughts on José Saramago’s The Cave

    Originally posted on Pomp and Intertext: Click the picture to read in the Quarterly Conversation how Saramago has begun to blog at the age of 85. “Heidegger’s analysis of metaphysical truth as Aletheia (the unveiled), that of Plato’s myth of… Continue reading

    Alone Together: thoughts on José Saramago’s The Cave

  • The 5 Most Impressively Convoluted Traps Set by Animals | Cracked.com

    There is a natural order to things, a set of immutable rules that all beasts must adhere to: The strong eat the weak, the fast catch the slow, the early bird gets the worm, don’t fuck with the honey badger,… Continue reading

    The 5 Most Impressively Convoluted Traps Set by Animals | Cracked.com

  • On transmigration (or reincarnation)

    Originally posted on Unanimous Tradition / Tradición Unánime: ….There are other realms or (eschatological) degrees or states of being, like the diverse hells, the purgatory and limbo of Christian theology and other, peripheral or central states (following René Guénon), through… Continue reading

    On transmigration (or reincarnation)

  • The Mistake Smart People Make: Being In Motion vs. Taking Action – The Buffer Blog

    Motion is when you’re busy doing something, but that task will never produce an outcome by itself. Action, on the other hand, is the type of behavior that will get you a result… http://blog.bufferapp.com/the-mistake-smart-people-make-being-in-motion-vs-taking-action Posted by KWB wandering among the… Continue reading

  • GOP and the White Strategy

    Not as good of an idea as some strategists think. Republican leaders would do well to diversify and not openly depend on a path that history will paint as not only a bad decision but more than likely an example… Continue reading

  • In Chicago, 3-D Printers Are Available To Anyone With A Library Card | Popular Science

    Starting this week, though, 3-D printing will be as easy as swiping a library card for Chicago residents. The city’s main downtown library, the Harold Washington Library Center, has opened up a free maker lab that anyone can access, with… Continue reading

  • Study raises new concern about earthquakes and fracking fluids | Reuters

    Powerful earthquakes thousands of miles (km) away can trigger swarms of minor quakes near wastewater-injection wells like those used in oil and gas recovery, scientists reported on Thursday, sometimes followed months later by quakes big enough to destroy buildings. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/11/us-science-fracking-earthquakes-idUSBRE96A0TZ20130711… Continue reading

  • Saving Mr. Banks

    Posted by KWB wandering among the borderlands of the Ether. Continue reading

  • Article: 17-Year-Old Daydreamer’s Surreal Escape

    17-Year-Old Daydreamer’s Surreal Escape http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/ian-komac-photography Posted by KWB wandering among the borderlands of the Ether. Continue reading

  • Picture: Land of Elves by Ildiko Neer

    Land of Elves by Ildiko Neer http://500px.com/photo/39814398 Posted by KWB wandering among the borderlands of the Ether. Continue reading

  • Not Letting Arlo Guthrie’s Birthday Pass Me By!

    Originally posted on Ilene On Words : “Only the words of love kept alive are worthy of not being wasted”-Arlo Guthrie It seems I was always aware of Arlo Guthrie, even before he burst onto the folk scene, since I… Continue reading

  • Goodbye

    Originally posted on allmostrelevant: Two people lived on a small man-made island just off the shore of the mainland. These two residents were not the only people on this island, but they lived alone. The residents were both on a… Continue reading

    Goodbye