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Society has become so saturated with lies, that lies have in some cases become acceptable as the truth. A historice figure once said, “To make a lie believable, tell BIG lies”. The bigger the lie the more gullable people are.
Lies, like fairy tells have worked themselves into the fabric of everyday life…Do we [...]
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The TRUTH vs. The LIE… HOW CAN ONE KNOW THE DIFFERENCE?
Posted by admin on January 24th, 2011
bocas digital
Posted by admin on January 24th, 2011
I found a huge room with a terrace right in front of the bay for €10 a night, and I would sit and read and write all day and watch the fishermen come back from their day’s work -and then I’d sleep with the windows open so i could hear the waves. [...] Here, chaos [...]
HERE WE REMAIN
Posted by admin on January 23rd, 2011
Following the rhythm of the corn mill, the work in the fields, the preparation of meals and above all the passage of time, Here we remain explores the fabric of life in San Isidro Aloapam through the lives of five locals coping for years with the absence of loved ones. In this small community situated [...]
Heather Milburn Performs Martin Luther King Poem
Posted by admin on January 22nd, 2011
www.heathermilburn.com – Heather Milburn Performs Martin Luther King Poem for Orgy TV show episode #9. Visit Heather’s Website www.heathermilburn.com Martin Luther King said he had a dream. He spoke of equality, freedom, love. But what happened to being decent to one another when push comes to shove. Words like decent, honest, nice, kind, are just [...]
Downrigging Weekend – Chestertown, United States (chestertown virginia, chestertown de rigging)
Posted by admin on January 21st, 2011
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow video of a travel blog to Chestertown Historic District, United States by TravelPod blogger Nanseaj. See this TripWow and more at tripwow.tripadvisor.com Downrigging Weekend “October 30, 2009 It was a fairly short drive from Wilmington to Chestertown where my cousin Virginia, her husband Steve and father Alfred live and where we will [...]
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Tags: Chestertown, Downrigging, Rigging, States, United, virginia, Weekend 
No Comments »Zenvikings Read Robert Greene
Posted by admin on January 20th, 2011
War…Sex ..Power….this is the stuff of our dreams….and make no mistake about this…you are at war.. in a state of war….warring…in conflict…24/7….this is not just a military thing….it is the fabric of life and death….and it will be so until Jesus comes back on the white horse…and even then…He comes to wage war !!!!….in your [...]
WWW.Poetry.LA – Hilda Weiss
Posted by admin on January 19th, 2011
Hilda Weiss performs her poem, “The Fabric of Life,” first published in Pacific Coast Journal, Summer 2006.
At what point do we call it a systemic failure?
Posted by admin on January 18th, 2011
I was wondering at what point do you call it a failure of the system instead of a “lack of personal responsibility” as if 45 million people choose (or were stupid enough) to make all the wrong moves and end up unemployed, homeless, on the soup line or without access to health care. Poverty, homelessness [...]
Big Screen Talk
Posted by admin on January 17th, 2011
By Adrian Gomez Copyright � 2010 Albuquerque Journal Journal Staff Writer He struts into the building, a two-person entourage accompanying him. Despite being tired after having his flight from Los Angeles delayed, he smiles and cordially greets each person as he heads into wardrobe and makeup, trying to chase time. This chaos is routine for [...]
Four months on a rooftop
Posted by admin on January 16th, 2011
Carol Schillios spent 113 days living in a tent on the roof of her Edmonds shop. She raised roughly $100000 for the Fabric of Life Foundation.
I have an open ended rectangular box. Sides of 15 by 26 in. and 25 by 26 in. How much fabric will it take…?
Posted by admin on January 15th, 2011
… to cover the box inside and out? Asume it is 1 inch thick. Answer in yards and inches please. This is for a halloween costume and i can’t for the life of me figure it out.
Both ends are open, sorry.
Thanks! What about just outside? That would be what, 5.75 yards?
Posted in Fabric of Life Tags: box., ended, fabric, much, open, rectangular, sides., take 1 Comment »Can you tell me what service these slogans are for?
Posted by admin on January 14th, 2011
“Working for you.”
“Cow’nt on __?__.”
“Get slushed.”
“Get in, get out. Get on with your life.”
“Call ____, that’s the name…and away go troubles down the drain.”
“Lose weight. Feel great.”
“Raise your hands if you’re ____.”
“Home of the original sandwich.”
“Yeah, it’s kinda like that…good clean fun.”
“______, the future belongs to you!”
“The incredible edible _____.”
“_____ will help you get your [...]
What do you think of my “Second Parting” Sonnet?
Posted by admin on January 13th, 2011
Second Parting
Where have you gone, why do you not respond,
Your voice is silent for these many days,
Why have you left me in such deep despond,
Though I have loved you in so many ways?
I feared our distance would tear us apart,
The fabric of our lives has come undone,
Now once again I must make a new start,
Although [...]
Streetball Mixtape
Posted by admin on January 12th, 2011
A streetball mix that I made. Song is “Rolling” by Limp Bizkit Please rate or leave a comment. Tell me what you like and what you don’t like in the video. Greetings from Croatia!
The Gnostic Movement & Belzebuub Teachings Experiences — Uncovering Life’s Mysteries as a Gnostic
Posted by admin on January 11th, 2011
Jenny always felt there was more to life, something bigger going on, but it wasn’t until her husband introduced her to the Gnostic teachings that she found a practical way to discover what that something more was, and explore the amazing possibilities for spiritual within herself and the fabric of life. To learn more about [...]
Posted in Fabric of Life Tags: Belzebuub, experiences, Gnostic, Life's, Movement, Mysteries, Teachings, Uncovering 3 Comments »