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Corazon

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joined on 12/15/03
last updated 02/23/08
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Our planet is heavenly

Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland, Canada
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Just like snowboarding

Cops were waiting for me at the bottom. Someone called them. My hat said "Insane".
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I love circles!

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How hooping gave me a big head...

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I make hammocks and play spaces

Yesterday, I got a sweet deal on nylon for making hammocks and bought $800 of fabric. Time to get busy on the sewing machine!These hammocks are super strong and ultra lite! They come with everything you need... the links and webbing straps... and it sets
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Yosemite, California

Climbing 1000ft route, Braille Book, 5.9
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Copper Camyon, Mexico

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St. John River, New Brunswick, Canada

A friend once told me to take the one I love to a great sunset spot. "She'll fall in love with you, but really it was just the sunset."
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Myra's Katrinaland doc (I'm interviewed)

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witness transformation

Norman and I are now based at the Life in Africa HQ in Gulu, and have had a busy schedule, touring around with Francis and George. We'll be here for a week. Gulu today is much different than what we saw in Invisible Children. The streets are filled with people night and day going about their lives. Still there are many issues to address and some people are still living in the displaced persons camps, like one we saw today. The war went on for 20 years, so many don't know where home is anymore... read more
Tue, March 25, 2008 - 12:43 AM permalink - 5 comments
 
Bunabumali Village is one of the most unique communities I have ever experienced. Houses are peppered on steep slopes connected by foot paths. There are no power lines and no cars. Mount Elgon high above catches clouds and rain comes and goes--- down-pouring, then sunny minutes later. Banana trees and coffee bushes grow everywhere... as do children.

There are lots and lots of children. Norman's family, which has 8 children of their own, adopted 10 kids-- two homeless due to AIDS, and 8 tha... read more
Thu, March 20, 2008 - 6:56 AM permalink - 1 comment
 
After a few days in London, I fly out tonight to Uganda. Waiting for me at the airport will be Norman, the director of Good Samaritan Orphan and Needy school, and Lucy from Life in Africa.

LifeInAfrica.com
bunabumali.my-php.net

First, I'll buy sewing machines, fabric, and rope, then bus to Norman's village at the base of Mt. Elgon, which is spectacular: www.kws.org/mt-elgon.html

Once the kids have a grip on sewing hammocks, we'll get to work building the bambo... read more
Fri, March 7, 2008 - 12:07 PM permalink - 3 comments
 
Stitch Uganda Together is an Action Hero Network mission to create a cultural exchange between students at Forest Hills School in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada and youth in Uganda, Africa. It involves donating sewing machines, providing free hammocks to homeless children, and sharing the process online through web cam and digital video as a demonstration of grassroots activism.

We each have the responsibility to continue the growth and evolution of humanity. Be aware that what you d... read more
Wed, February 20, 2008 - 4:45 PM permalink - 4 comments
 
Preparing offerings for my first tribal workshops at school tomorrow, I read a short book this afternoon that someone gave me years ago, in the form of a dozen photocopied pages stapled together. I had never read it before, but for some reason it has been on my mind and I felt the need to read it today. Sure enough, it was the perfect intro to action hero training-- providing insights on discovering one's totem, developing a persona, keeping a journal, seeing through illusion, and creating re... read more
Mon, January 21, 2008 - 5:39 PM permalink - 1 comment
 
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Endless Summer Camp

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about me
When people ask "where do you live?" ...I say, "In the present as much as possible." At age 19, I left home and started exploring North America by sea kayak, and kept a journal (www.solomax.com). After months of living on the beach with travelers in Mazatlan, Mexico, and then living in Austin Texas, I continued my journey by kayak on the ocean, paddling southward to Roblito, a village of 250 people who live simply, close to nature in tight community. I was SoloMAX... who was all about going solo to get the MAX out of life. This experience in Roblito opened my eyes to the collective power of community and the graceful nature of simplicity. Over the past five years, I've taught personal development through art therapy workshops and slide shows, and been learning about culture by visiting many inspiring communities across the western United States, including Rainbow Gatherings and Burning Man.

When Hurricane Katrina hit, I brought a 60ft geodesic dome to the Gulf Coast to create a community center with a Rainbow Family kitchen. That project finished at the end of Spring. I'm currently home in Mazatlan, Mexico. Over the winter, the social-profit I founded, The ACTION HERO NETWORK (www.actionheronetwork.net), organized a grassroots movement in Central Mexico to create a cultural exchange community center near Roblito, Nayarit (tribes.tribe.net/roblito). We are also developing a sailing collective on a 45ft schooner (tribes.tribe.net/tribalspaceship).

To fund the grassroots work, I am creating an eco-tourism busy-ness in Sinaloa and Nayarit, Mexico: www.vivesinaloa.com/kiosko_t...uipal.htm

Life as I see it is recorded in a rainbow of color at actionhero.smugmug.com
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Action Hero Domes at Made With Love Cafe

The relief kitchen in this parking lot is the site of one of the most encouraging things I have ever seen: the collective power of young and old working together for the highest good... and having fun at the same time!
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Made with Love Cafe and Grill

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Making Love in a Disaster Zone

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Laura in Katrinaland - at Made with Love

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Primary Cultures Vs. Human Civilization

Evolutionary Strategy Comparisons Between
Primary Cultures and Modern Humanity

PRIMARY CULTRES -- HUMAN CIVILIZATION

GREATER PARTNERSHIP BUILDING -----GREATER ‘KNOW, CONTROL, DOMINATE’

Seven Emergent Scales ---- Long-Term Viable Evolutionary Strategies / Non-Long-Term Viable Evolutionary Strategies

1) Consciousness/Awareness --- Living More in the Moment / Living More in the Future-Past

2) Core values ---- Relying More on Inner Sources of Well-Being / Relying More on Outer Sources of Well-Being

3) Cognitive Style ----- Greater Emphasis on Instinct and Intuition / Greater Emphasis on Intellect and Reason

4) Cognition ------ Greater Originality-Creativity / Greater Focus on Convention and Dogma

5) Perception ------- Focused More on Integrated Wholes / Focused More on Reductionistic Parts

6) Action ------ Greater Commitment to Cooperation / More Involved with Competition

7) Achievement ------ Greater Magnanimity / Greater Self-Absorption

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Robert Newman - History of Oil

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America - Freedom to Fascism

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The Grand Deception

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UFO- The Greatest Story Ever Denied.

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Fall 2006 Video Journal

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Action Hero Tribal Spaceship

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Lovers

September 25, 2007
Cory is pure love. I have never experienced the unconditional love and acceptance that was shown to me when I spent a week with him and his friends and family. Simply amazing.
July 8, 2007
He's amazing!
June 1, 2007
This is my BROFAM (Brother Fro