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Monthly Archives: July 2014
The Great Peace March
The Great Peace March Holly Near, 1986 Katherine Hendrix from the Los Angeles Times Wrote: “The Vision that on March 1, 1986 5,000 Americans would set out on foot from Los Angeles for Washington, walking across the country for global … Continue reading
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Tagged 1986, Buddhism, Buddhist Chant, Camilla Taylor, Camping, Christian, Cold War, Communism is NOT The Enemy, Cooking, David Mixner, Democratic, Dr. Helen Calicott, Dream, Gandhi, Geraldine Zarade, Gorbachev, Holly Near, hope, Huger Is the Enemy, Inspire, John Gordon, Jonathan Schuell, Los Angeles, Mr.President, November 14 1986, Nuclear Disarmament, Peace Petition, People Reaching Out For Peace, Poverty is the Enemy, Pro Peace, Regan, San Francisco, Send Off, Socialism is NOT the enemy, Steve Brigham, Tent City, The Fate of the Earth, The Great Peace March, Washington DC, Yeah Peace
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A Peace Reader
The Peace Reader Joseph Fahey, Richard Armstrong, 1984 Europeans did not conquer North America without Violence. Yet some deliberately sought in these colonial ventures to establish peace practices. That gave new dimensions to the western peace traditions. Customarily Indians viewed … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, History
Tagged A Peace Reader, Alfred Love, American Peace Society, American Peace Works, American Union Against Millitarism, An International Code, Anti-War Activism, AUAM, Boston Reformers, Capt William Ladd, Carnegie, Carnegie Endowment For Peace, Carnegie Hall, Carrie Chapman Catt, Christian Love, Church Peace Union, Civil War, Clarence Steril, COEXIST, Committee on National Legislation, CORE, CPU, David Dudle Field, Delva A Lockwood, Edward Ginnn, Essay Toward the Present and Future of Europe., Europeans, FOR, Hague Conference, Hippies, International Peace Day, John D Rockefeller, Joseph Fahey, Joshua Blanchard-Ezra Heywood, Julia Grace, Julia Ward Howe, League to Enforce Peace, Leo Tolstoy, LEP, Lincoln, London Peace Society, March Against Death, National Conference on the Cause and Cure of War in 1924. League of Nations Non-Partisan Association., National Peace Action Coalition, Native Americans, New England Resilience Society, New York Peace Society, Nixon, NPAC, PCP, Peace Rally, People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice, Quakers, Radical Pacifist, Revolutionary War, Richard Armstrong, Russian, Secular Peace, September 21, Societies Des Amis Dela Morale Chrestienne et de la Paix, Truman, TTP, Turn Toward Peace, Universal Peace Association Reform, Vietnam War, Violence, WIII, William Penn, Women's Peace Party, World Allience for Inernational Friendship, World Peace Foundatoin, WPF, WPP, WWI
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War and Peace In The Global Village
War and Peace in the Global Village Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore 1968 The village has indeed become global. Marshall McLuhan was right. No man is an island any more. The earth itself is an island. ~Time Magazine, 1981 The … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Literature/Pop Culture, Science/Philosophy
Tagged 1968, Ashley Montagu, B.F. Skinner, Caesar, Civilization, Death, Edmund Burke, Emerson, Herman Hesse, Hollywood, Inca Empire, Japanese, John Treble, Marshall McLuhan, Napoleon, Native American, Okakura Kakuzu, Peace, Quentin Fiore, Rev John Bryde, Siddhartha, Tea Ceremony, The Human Revolution, The People of the Dream, War, War and Peace in the Global Village, Western
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Utopia Is My Peace Project
Utopia Is My Peace Project Like Big Brother, Utopia follows the interaction between strangers as they’re thrust together, this time to form a new society. “The series offers people from all walks of life the chance to start all over … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Event, Flashback, Movies/TV, Music, Politics/Economics, Psychology, Travel, Writing
Tagged 1991, 2014, Amitai Etzioni, Big Brother, Books, Bromfield Library, Celeberties, Charles Chatfield, Charles DeBenedetti, civiilization, Colorado, Driver's License, Expose, Fall, For Peace and Justice Pacificsm In America 1914 to 1941, Fox, Funding, George Lucas, Joseph J Fahey, Kevin Costner, Mariah Carey, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Marshal McLuhan, Miracle, Mom, Morality, Mountains, Nuclear War, Ohio, Our House, Outward Bound, Pacifism, Paula Abdul, Peace, Promise of a New Day, Quentin Fiore, Reality TV, Research, Richard Armstrong, Richard Dean Anderson, Scott Bakula, Shelby, Shirley MacLaine, Simon Andreae, Social Experiment, social structures, Soundtrack, Survivor, Tell Me Why, The Great Peace March, The Hard Way To Peace, The Ohio State University at Mansfield, The Peace Project, The Peace Reader, The Peace Reform in American History, There's Got To Be A Way, Traci Spencer, Utopia, War, War and Peace in the Global Village, Whitney Houston
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Saved By The Bell
Saved By The Bell I actually first saw Saved By The Bell when it was called Good Morning Miss Bliss on the Disney Channel back in 1987. I liked Haley Mills and knew her from The Parent Trap, That Darn … Continue reading
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Tagged 1987, 1989, 1990, A.C. Slater, Andrea Larson, Anti-intellectural, August 10th 1990, Bayside, Break-Up, Broken Collar Bone, Caffine Pills, California, Chemistry, Circus of the Stars, College Guy, Date, Dated Co-Stars, Debbie Gibson, Dream, Driving Drunk, Dustin Diamond, Elizabeth Berkley, Get Married, Good Morning Miss Bliss, Goofy, Hawaii, Homelesness, Indiana, Injury, Jeff, Jessie Kiss, Jessie Spano, Jocks, Kiss, Leah Remini, Lisa Ann Russell, Lisa Kiss, Lisa Turtle, Mario Lopez, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Met Wife, Mikey, Mr. Belding, Nerds, Nerdy, Nikki, Picking On Screech, Pollyanna, popular, Rena Sofer, Rush Week, Russian Swing, SAT, Saved By The Bell, Saved By The Bell Hawaiin Style, Saved By The Bell Reunion, Saved by The Bell The College Years, Saved By the Bell The New Class, Saved By The Bell Wedding in Vegas, Screech, Smart, Snow White and the Seven Dorks, Stacey, Stereotypes, Stevie Nicks, Summer, Surf U, That Darn Cat, The Parent Trap, University of California at Berkley, University of Iowa, unpopular, Yale
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Shine On Sarah
Shine On Sarah Like many others, I didn’t really know who Sarah McLauchlan was until after her 1997 Surfacing. Surfacing was a reference to the 1972 Margaret Atwood novel of the same name. In the novel the female narrator is … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Lost, Movies/TV, Music
Tagged 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2014, Adia, Afterglow, Alias, Angel, Bankruptcy, Ben, Brothers McMullan, Canada, Cari Lynn Vaughn, City of Angels, Closer, Delirium, Ethan McMillian, Fallen, Felcity, Feminism, Fumbling Toward Ectasy, Hold On, I Love You, Ice Cream, isolation, J.J. Abrams, Jason Vaughn, Joel, Laws of Illusion, Lillith Fair, Lost, Margaret Atwood, Persephone's Echo, Possession, Sarah MacLaughlan, Seperation, Shine On, Silence, Singer, Solace, Stupid, Surfacing, Sweet Surrender, Touch, Vox, Wings of Desire, Winter, Winter Song, World on Fire
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Wild About Poe
Wild About Poe Poe released her first album in 1995 and it quickly caught my attention. My boyfriend bought the CD and we listened to it frequently. My favorite song on the album is Fingertips. It has a smooth jazzy … Continue reading
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Tagged 1995, 1998, 2000, 5 1/2 Minute Hallway, Angry Johnny, Anne Decatur Danielewsk, “You can’t talk to a psycho like a normal human being, Blair Witch Project 2: The Book of Shadows, Carjacking, Drive By, Edger Allen Poe, Electronica, Ethan McMillan, Father, Father's Death, Fingertips, Folk, Great Expectations, Haunted, Hello, Hey Pretty, House of Leaves, Jazzy, Mark Z. Danielewsk, Mask of the Red Death, Masters of Deception, MOD, Not A Virgin, Poe, Pop, relationship, Remix, Rock, Sinatra, single, Take A Ride With Me, Tapes, Terrible Thought, Today, Trigger Happy Jack, Walk The Walk, Wild
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Indiana Jones Books
Indiana Jones Books In 1991, I discovered a new series of books that expanded upon the universe created in the three original Indiana Jones movies. Author Rob McGregor, who had written the novelization of The Last Crusade, returned to write … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 19 year hiatus, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992-1995, Aliens, California Jones, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Cartoons, Cold War, College, Deidre Campbell, Disney, Famous People, Franchise, George Lucas, Harry Potter, Historical Figures, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants, Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Seven Veils, Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs, Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge, Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth, Indiana Jones and the Interior World, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi, Indiana Jones and the Philosopher's Stone, Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx, Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy, Indiana Jones and the White Witch, inspiration, Irony, James Bond, Jurassic Park, Killed, Magic, Married, Martin Cadin, Max McCoy, Mystical, Nazis, Novels, Oracles, Peru, plot, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Religious, Rob McGregor, Sean Connery, Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea, Spiritual, Stephen Spielberg, Steve Perry, Suspension of Disbelief, The Bible, The Lost Testaments, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, The Purple Rose, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, Time Travel, Tukyme, TV show, Voynich Manuscript, World War Two
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