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Why care about the Internet?

Why care about the Internet?

Mar 4, 2011

INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Steve Anderson with Alicia Girard  I was recently invited to speak at an event put on by Gen-Why (www.genwhymediaproject.com) called the “Why We Do It Party.” What made the event interesting, besides the eclectic mix of speakers, creative performers and participants, was that the speakers were asked to talk about why...

Vegan junk food

Vegan junk food

Mar 4, 2011

NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina Bill Clinton has gone vegan. Oprah had her 378 staffers go vegan for a week and they lost 444 pounds collectively. To celebrate nutrition month (March), plenty of people are shifting their diets toward plant foods and becoming vegan or near-vegan. However, does this automatically mean they will be eating healthier? Not necessarily....

Trusting your neighbourhood

Trusting your neighbourhood

Mar 4, 2011

ON THE GARDEN PATH by Carolyn Herriot In February, while returning from a serene vacation in Costa Rica – self-described as the “happiest country in the world” – during the bus ride to the airport, a thief stole the backpack containing all my valuables, including my passport, money and credit cards. In an instant, the ‘pura...

Your emotional thermostat

Your emotional thermostat

Mar 4, 2011

UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young Sometimes, the simplest, most self-evident truths are the hardest to live by. We read again and again about the fact that “life is what you make it” or “it’s how we look at life that determines how happy we will be.” So we practice our affirmations, breathe, keep trying to see the glass...

Drop your cable

Drop your cable

Mar 4, 2011

FILMS WORTH WATCHING by Robert Alstead I just caught Ron Mann’s Grass, his manifesto for legalizing pot. Okay, so I’m a little late to the party. It originally came out in 1999. Drug laws in North America might have eased a little since then and the hysteria surrounding “reefer madness” that informed early US drug policy looks even...