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Continue reading...Freedom. What is it? For me, in a large part, it is the freedom from people. You read it right, from people, not of people. People have to do that themselves (where possible of course). How can you be free from people? By not letting them influence you when you don't want to. Do not let them own you by accepting their emotional power they claim over you. So what's emotional power? That is the way people often…
Continue reading...All ye who know me on facebook have already seen it. Now you see it again. (Alas, name of the artist unknown, also at the source where I found this.)
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Continue reading...Dear Mr. Romney. You are probably devastated that you did not become president of the United States. I know there are many people who mourn this with you, so you won't be alone. Do cheer up. If all else fails, maybe a few rides in your car-elevator can lift your spirits. Do you now really leave US politics as you said you would? Or will you change your mind about that? People won't be surprised…
Continue reading...DNA: The Ultimate Hard Drive ENLARGE IMAGE When it comes to storing information, hard drives don't hold a candle to DNA. Our genetic code packs billions of gigabytes into a single gram. A mere milligram of the molecule could encode the complete text of every book in the Library of Congress and have plenty of room to spare. All of this has been mostly theoretical—until now. In a new study, researchers stored an entire genetics…
Continue reading...In half an hour or so I'll head out. For Samhain. To meet the ancestors. Laugh if you want, nod if you understand, shrug if you don't care. Last year's memory of leaving the house still makes me laugh. As I went out (dressed for the occasion) a few trick or treaters (it's taking some foothold over here as well), also dressed for the occasion, were walking up to the door and then I heard one…
Continue reading...No. It is not Halloween. It's Samhain. See wikipedia if you don't believe me. ;-) Samhain is a Gaelic festival celebrating the end of harvest season and the beginning of winter. For Wiccans and Pagans it's considered a Sabbat to honour the ancestors who came before us and moved on to the Summerland (somewhat compared to heaven for Christians although different). It's usually held right between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice and a good time…
Continue reading...Woke up at the normal time. 5 in the morning. Which of course turned out to be 4 in the morning. Tried to sleep some more, which did not particularly work out well. Quite cold too with -4C/24F. Now it's officially 11:10 in the morning but I'm getting a taste for lunch already and I don't feel anything near well rested. Let it be known that I am not a fan, and unfortunately therefore not…
Continue reading...First good thing: Since long I participate on www.care2.org and yesterday I had accumulated enough butterflies (points) to do some good things. And a few minutes after that, this appeared! -=-=- Next good: Nanowrimo is coming. Only a few more days and the madness takes off again. Since a few weeks it feels as if there is a brake on my writing other stories. In a way as if I am holding back the writing…
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