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#!#The Cult of the BEARD#!#,
* unrepentant melancholics *,
... singer/songwriter, dark folk, etc...,
1967,
All I Want is Joni...,
All Yoga,
Alternative Energy & other good stuff,
alternative gay people,
Alternative Open Spirit and Mind,
Baking (Breads and Pastry),
Being Grace Jones,
Bicycle!,
Bike,
BuildingMan,
Canadian Scene,
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Corporate Media Watch,
David Bowie,
EarthFirst!,
Ecclectic Spirituality,
Failed Artists Suicide Cult,
Folk Music (Contemporary),
GAIA - the earth is alive,
Gay Marriage,
Green Man Tribe,
Green Party,
HOTLINX =,
I AM CANADIAN!!!!,
jane siberry,
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Dear Diary-ahh (therapeutic rumblings)
www.janetscustomframing.ca
Sun, November 22, 2009 - 1:27 PM
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Janet's Custom Framing, Kitsilano, Vancouver, Canada, is a professional picture framing and art-gift shop located near 4th and Dunbar, Kitsilano, Vancouver. With 20 years of framing experience, Janet's Custom Framing offers you the best in conservation materials and workmanship, for works on canvas, paper, family photos, children's art and 3-dimensional objects. Free consultations. This holiday season: Gorgeous uniquely-framed small prints for $15 - $20! With very few exceptions, for me it's just eggs, whole wheat bread, walnuts, raisins, oatmeal, plain yoghurt, butter, cheese, pasta (whole wheat if possible), tomatoes (canned, mostly, low-salt), olive oil, fish oil capsules, cayenne pepper, garlic, onions, carrots, apples, blueberries (frozen), rice, brown rice, tuna, lentils, chickpeas, natural grain cereal, soy milk, potatoes, tofu, perogies (2kg bag for $4-$6), frozen shrimp (also a bargain - at safeway). ok - I have other incentives... read more
You Do Not Have Health Insurance
Tue, November 17, 2009 - 10:59 PM
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by: James Kwak Right now, it appears that the biggest barrier to health care reform is people who think that it will hurt them. According to a New York Times poll, "69 percent of respondents in the poll said they were concerned that the quality of their own care would decline if the government created a program that covers everyone." Since most Americans currently have health insurance, they see reform as a poverty program - something that helps poor peo... read more
Thank you for looking at me the way you do
Tue, November 17, 2009 - 10:51 PM
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To all the beautiful, kick ass, fierce and full-bodied femmes out there, I would like to extend my thanks to you. It is for you that I press my shirts and carefully iron my ties. It is for you that I make sure my underwear and socks match. It is to you that I tip my cowboy hat. It is for you that I polish my big black boots. I know that sometimes you feel like nobody truly sees you. I want you to know that I see you. I see you on the street,... read more
Letter: Gay Marriage Lawsuit
Tue, November 17, 2009 - 10:49 PM
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New York Times To the Editor: Re “In Battle Over Gay Marriage, Timing May Be Key,” by Adam Liptak (Sidebar column, Oct. 27): The pivotal exchange in one of the lawsuits now challenging the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage shows that the opponents of gay people’s freedom to marry still can’t give a real answer to the key question posed in yet another court by yet another judge: “What would be the harm of permitting gay men and lesbians to mar... read more
By Emma Graham-Harrison, Alert News
Tue, October 9, 2007 - 10:05 PM
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..."The results...cast further doubts on the credibility of biofuels as a climate cure, following the revelation of other unintended side effects such as rainforest clearance and raised food prices, from competition with forests and food for land..." view the entire article: www.alertnet.org/thenews/n...451808.htm
Re: Public Notice CRTC 2007 - 5: Diversity of Voices Proceeding
Sun, July 15, 2007 - 3:53 PM
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Mr. Robert A. Morin CRTC Secretary General Gatineau, QC Dear Mr. Morin, I am concerned that concentration of ownership eventually has negative impacts on diversity of voices on radio and television. Also, I feel it is important to have independent editorial control where TV stations and newspapers have common ownership, simply because human experience is diverse and sensitive, even in a single community, displaying subtle ... read more
Commentary By Naomi Klein
Fri, June 15, 2007 - 12:13 PM
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Publish Date: June 7, 2007 Rather than in Iraq, the U.S. has found its "energy security blanket" next door. The invasion of Iraq has set off what could be the largest oil boom in history. All the signs are there: multinationals free to gobble up national firms at will, ship unlimited profits home, enjoy leisurely "tax holidays", and pay a laughable one percent in royalties to the government. This isn't the boom in Iraq sparked by the proposed new oil law–th... read more
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about me
In an attempt to classify my spiritual leanings, someone once referred to me as "agnostic with Baha'i tendencies". Hmmm...
I'm quiet and withdrawn. Mostly. I'm self-propelled (likes to move about urban environments with gentle and invigorating pedal-up and pedal-down motion). I make music. I work in picture framing. And am perpetually playing hide-and-seek with my muse. my site: www.rogrlee.com world peace today.
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