Monthly Archives: May 2008

HITCHED TO A GODDESS

Married Susan Friday in a short and sweet civil ceremony in Shaker Heights, Ohio. After 15 years of being lovingly partnered, it’s okay to ask what changes now? Change happens, yet, what’s wonderful for me is that our fundamental deep … Continue reading

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Posted in speculations | Leave a comment

THE ANTIGONE COMPLEX

I don’t have a harsh judgment to levy against Hillary Clinton in the aftermath of her answering the question about, implicitly, her tenacity in the face of long odds and about party unity at the end of the process. There’s … Continue reading

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Posted in analytic psychology, psychoanalysis, psychology | Leave a comment

PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN TO CONCEAL THESE ACTIVITIES

Dr. Aubrey Blumsohn has done yeoman work in highlighting the sordid and criminal story of the CIA’s use of psychedelic drugs in experiments done for dark purposes. Whatever the specific purpose was, it was an ill purpose. And, it resonates … Continue reading

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Posted in psychology | Tagged | Leave a comment

WHINING TAKES TIME

Dr. Brian C. Melton, Assistant Professor of History at Liberty University, writing at the web site Intellectual Conservative, Human Origins and a Side of Fries: Refuting a Popular Neo-Darwinian Position. [A] A prime example of this appeared in Expelled, when … Continue reading

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Posted in biology, pseudo-science | 4 Comments

TWO SEASONS

click image to enlarge March 13 to May 4. Spring has sprung. The apple tree is especially glorious even if the rot has literally mostly hollowed out its trunk. I’m a seasonal tweener, enjoying May and September above all other … Continue reading

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Posted in photos | Leave a comment

PROCESS OF CIVIC LOVE

The Heights Observer, like the Lakewood paper, is written by citizens, who use AGS’s web-based program to upload stories and photographs onto a server. Volunteer editors read the content, post stories to the paper’s web site and design newspaper pages, … Continue reading

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Posted in adult learning, anthropology, civic intelligence, community development, critical culture | Leave a comment

TIME TO REFLECT

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Posted in teaching cartoons | Leave a comment