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Catholic Church like a plane with metal fatigue that needs to fixed, says Mary McAleese

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How our mental psyche is affected by religion ~ ExChristian.Net

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How a call for self-respect liberated women

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Sakharov’s essay carried a mild title — “Thoughts on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence and Intellectual Freedom” — but it was explosive. “Freedom of thought is the only guarantee against an infection of mankind by mass myths, which, in the hands of treacherous hypocrites and demagogues, can be transformed into bloody dictatorships,” he wrote. Source: https://ww […]
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I’ve been working on this for a while. The past few days it’s been a mastering exercise, which I actually like more than composing. I tried a popular commercial demo (Ozone 8) for mastering but its presets never really made this sound right, and it was too resource heavy to be of any real use... Continue Reading →
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Well, it’s 2013 and I’m 51 years old going on 15. Seems my interest in pop is back full force, especially EDM. This was the year Avicii (RIP) had a monster hit with “Wake Me Up.” But there were several other really good EDM tunes this year. One could even argue that EDM peaked this... Continue Reading →

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Two Awesome File Management Tools for Automated Actions
I’m still on Windows 7. I actually like it better than Windows 10. With a computer I want a tool, not a friend. And I find Win 7 is pretty streamlined while Win 10 has too much bloat. However, Win 7 has its limits. One thing it doesn’t do to well, as far as I... Continue Reading →
Avanti
I’ve been working on this for a while. The past few days it’s been a mastering exercise, which I actually like more than composing. I tried a popular commercial demo (Ozone 8) for mastering but its presets never really made this sound right, and it was too resource heavy to be of any real use... Continue Reading →
Construction boom
Toronto is growing faster than its transportation network can handle. You have to be a backroads wizard to get around, and even then you might get caught in traffic somewhere. This was taken the other day when I went down to Shuter Street just east of Yonge for a Sunday Mass at my fav. downtown... Continue Reading →
Reelin’ in the Years – 2013
Well, it’s 2013 and I’m 51 years old going on 15. Seems my interest in pop is back full force, especially EDM. This was the year Avicii (RIP) had a monster hit with “Wake Me Up.” But there were several other really good EDM tunes this year. One could even argue that EDM peaked this... Continue Reading →

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trying to get the idea of a “reality behind reality” – early photoshop attempt!

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From a free disc.. photoshopped in the rest

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Used this image for an article by the late Galina Pembroke… very sorry about her early passing

goofing around with captions – photo taken in my backyard

from a free photo disk

scanned from some magazine

rudolf otto… pioneer in using the term “numinous”

Marion Woodman, Jungian Analyst and Author

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downtown toronto… note that the idea of THINK FREE came BEFORE this photo!

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Verse by Sharon Wardon.. one of our earlierst contributors

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from BMV books, Toronto (great store)

my interest in classical Greece and Rome has flowered with the dev. of EP

scanned from an old book… it took a long time to get the background clear

me as a kid at Georgian Bay

Photographed from a book in Toronto Public Library

Good old Jung… very influential… especially in my early days

Poland in the 90s by HBC – my parents did volunteer work in Europe, trying to help developing businesses

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A bit sad but very happy about the move to EARTHPAGES
I liked the old Earthpages.ca – Think Free. But it was awfully tiring for one person – me – to try to update both blogs each and every day. Just signing in and out of two different blogs to update and check comments was fatiguing. You wouldn’t think so. But day after day it just […]
We’re moving but nothing will be lost. Earthpages.ca is merging with Earthpages.org.
Our dot.ca address “earthpages.ca” now automatically directs to earthpages.org. All updates to Earthpages will be at the new earthpages.org | earthpages.ca. However, the existing material at the former earthpages.ca (posted up to 07/18/2018) will stay online and can still be reached at https://earthpages.wordpress.com. So if you just want to check something […]
Should We Merge? – Earthpages.ca | Earthpages.org
For the past few weeks I’ve been wondering if Earthpages.org and Earthpages.ca should merge. Since the latest template update the two sides of Earthpages have not only been looking more similar. The content is also becoming increasingly similar. I like having a distinctive Canadian DOT.CA for the site, having been born and bred in Canada. […]
Key social reward circuit in the brain impaired in kids with autism — ScienceDaily
Children with autism have structural and functional abnormalities in the brain circuit that normally makes social interaction feel rewarding, according to a new study from the Stanford University School of Medicine. Source: Key social reward circuit in the brain impaired in kids with autism — ScienceDaily Opinion – Stories like this are best taken cum […] […]

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