September, 2009

Technical Glitch on September 2nd

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The Long and Winding Road

Shoot for the stars, and you may at least end up on the mountaintop. Aim for the hills and you end up in the pits.



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GREEN SHOOTS, WHAT ARE THEIR ROOTS?

The lies that spill out of the mouths that pretend to help us are beyond me! They talk of these green shoots, but what will they be when they grow up? They may not be monsters from outer space. This would be a good thing! We would all stand united! No, they will be monsters created by us, lies to confuse the so easily conned by men and women in suits still selling the stock market and other paper investments!



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Phonebook in the Street

A new poem by the poetry editor of CommonSense 2.



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Sunshine Patriots

Oh Ted, we miss ye already!

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We’ll Miss You Teddy (1932-2009)

Remembering Edward “Teddy” Kennedy, and what we have lost with his passing

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KADC Fall Film/Lecture Series

KADC Fall Film/Lecture Series



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MORE THOUGHTS FROM AN UNQUIET MIND

I am always reacting to other people, but never exactly in the same way to any two of them. I possess a different mask for each of them.



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BRITISH HEALTH CARE

I am English (and a dual citizen of England and the United States) and I am increasingly frustrated with the misinformation reported regarding socialized medicine.



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You Are What You Eat…Sewage Sludge?

Our natural human byproducts mix with the heavy metals, chemicals, pathogens and poisons at the waste water treatment plant, where it is heated, treated with chemicals and squeezed to extract the liquids from the solids. Water from the treatment plants is returned to the community and sometimes used to irrigate crops. Although waste water treatment plants were never intended to create fertilizer, half of the 7 million tons of sewage sludge created in America is land applied to farm fields, parks, golf courses and sold as bagged fertilizer.



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