Life As A Human

Skull Sale

One of the things I love most about photography is that you don’t have to go far and wide to [...]

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There is No “I” in Discipline

Peter Miles takes a hilarious yet insightful look at the excuses behind Writers Block and decides the answer to overcoming it is simple, but not what most writers want to hear.

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The Shepherdess Life

On her farm in Normandy, France, Julia McLean feeds lambs, evaluates rams, and takes the modern-day shepherdess life in good stride.

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Tarmac Meditations #22 — Into the Silence

A runner discovers that the sounds of the early morning in the rain beat out any iPod playlist.

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Girl Meets Canada: Blackberry Sunrise

The ongoing story of a girl and her van on an epic journey across Canada. Day 16 (Tues, May 25th) I need [...]

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Why You Hear Gunfire in Kabul

This week, helicopter pilot Allan Cram discovers the safety and security manual he says his crew should have received when they first arrived in Afghanistan. Better late than never? Maybe not in a country in the midst of war, where every common type of gunfire is identified in a manual.

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Tarmac Meditations #21 — Ultra

A runner trains for two long runs, back to back, and contemplates the sanity of "the ultra".

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Balloons and Covered Bridges: An Insider’s Guide to Sussex, New Brunswick

Sussex, New Brunswick is a town well worth visiting for its covered bridges reminiscent of The Bridges of Madison County, murals, funky shops, military history and the annual fiesta of hot air balloons.

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One Individual Can and Does Make a Difference

It sounds trite, but there are individuals out there who, despite common practice and the vagaries of government, do make a difference — Bequia’s turtle man Ortin King is one of those.

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Buddhism as Technology

Many people believe Buddhism is just another belief-based religion but our newest author Rick Bateman says there is nothing spiritual about Buddhism. Buddhism, he asserts, is concerned only with the here and now.

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