Whole box of SW tricks
The Generator Blog
This has so many cool resources for generating stuff with software it's ridiculous
my opinions and cool stuff which I come across.
The Generator Blog
This has so many cool resources for generating stuff with software it's ridiculous
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Fed up? Well here's how we the people can change the world
http://escapingthematrix.org/red_pill.html
Posted by Thinkingbull at 10:04 am 0 comments
B4USearch.com
Great UK site allowing you to find people for FREE
"Free People Finder & Free Business Finder. Use Our Business Finder & People Finder for free. Try our Free Postcode Finder & Address Locator for free the Postcode finder works by using the Royal Mail PAF file. Get Free Directory Enquiries and Free Electoral Roll searches. Search over 13 million residential Directory Enquiries and 37 million Electoral Roll listings for free. The people finder service scours the electoral roll database, directory enquiries database, postcode finder database, people finder database and business finder database."
Posted by Thinkingbull at 12:28 pm 0 comments
YouTube - airsoft
This has to be the coolest Airsoft event I have ever seen. If you like airsoft or paintball check this out.
FYI UK large airsoft event organiser
Urban Assault - The ultimate Airsoft experience
Posted by Thinkingbull at 9:39 am 0 comments
Transaction Net: 'The Internet & the Future of Money'
Paul Glover, who created the Ithaca, New York, HOUR system, describes it this way: '...the Ithaca HOUR is Ithaca's $10.00 bill, because ten dollars per hour is the average of wages/salaries in Tompkins County. These HOUR notes, in four denominations, buy plumbing, carpentry, electrical work, roofing, nursing, chiropractic, child care, car and bike repair, food, eyeglasses, firewood, gifts, and thousands of other goods and services. Our credit union accepts them for mortgage and loan fees. People pay rent with HOURS. The best restaurants in town take them, as do movie theaters, bowling alleys, two large locally-owned grocery stores, and thirty farmer's market vendors.'
Posted by Thinkingbull at 9:27 pm 0 comments
What is my purpose in doing this? As I said before: I have an interest in making sure that people on this planet and the planet itself survive. And that is my only interest in it really. I'm just interested that there is a new type of civilization on this planet which can survive, feed all the people here, freely exchange ideas, freely go into communication with each other, freely exchange products and services, have a stable currency, things like that, that are - shall we say - the basics of a civilization.
Posted by Thinkingbull at 10:53 am 0 comments
http://bob-dratch.org/index.html#home
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http://glasgow.gumtree.com/glasgow/glasgow-free-stuff_779_1.html
Posted by Thinkingbull at 6:50 am 0 comments
http://www.freecycle.org/
Quite simply an excellent way to get and give stuff for FREE. Sign up to the local yahoo groups in your area and start FREE CYCLING!
Posted by Thinkingbull at 6:49 am 0 comments
Flower of Life - The Golden Mean Spiral and The Merkaba - Article by Ronald L. Holt -
Simply put, the people, the land, and the temples are revitalized and reharmonized by the presence of Great Spirit through the simple act of praying together in a united fashion at sacred intervals just before spirit begins to wane in the land, the ethers, and inside of themselves.
Posted by Thinkingbull at 1:28 am 0 comments
The Meritocracy Myth
"According to the ideology of the American Dream, America is the land of limitless opportunity in which individuals can go as far as their own merit takes them. According to this ideology, you get out of the system what you put into it. Getting ahead is ostensibly based on individual merit, which is generally viewed as a combination of factors including innate abilities, working hard, having the right attitude, and having high moral character and integrity. Americans not only tend to think that is how the system should work, but most Americans also think that is how the system does work (Huber and Form 1973, Kluegel and Smith 1986, Ladd 1994).
In our book The Meritocracy Myth (Rowman & Littlefield, 2004), we challenge the validity of these commonly held assertions, by arguing that there is a gap between how people think the system works and how the system actually does work. We refer to this gap as “the meritocracy myth,” or the myth that the system distributes resources—especially wealth and income—according to the merit of individuals."
Posted by Thinkingbull at 6:46 am 0 comments
Internet Archive
This is a well cool archive of the internet as was in the past. Lost a favorite page? Check here :-)
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ITSAWONDERFULINTERNET.COM
This is funny and cool at the same time. You will end up agreeing and remembering why the interent rocks!!
Posted by Thinkingbull at 9:27 am 0 comments
Thomas More - extract from Utopia which hits home
"Though to speak plainly my real sentiments, I must freely own
that as long as there is any property, and while money is the
standard of all other things, I cannot think that a nation can be
governed either justly or happily: not justly, because the best
things will fall to the share of the worst men; nor happily,
because all things will be divided among a few (and even these are
not in all respects happy), the rest being left to be absolutely
miserable."
Heavy eh? This is what we got right now so why notm instead try a local exchange trading scheme (LETs): http://bkgfernando.googlepages.com/localexchangetradingsystem-lets
Posted by Thinkingbull at 6:25 am 0 comments
I think a cool description of shaman's
"What
distinguishes a payƩ [shaman] from others is that he is an
intellectual...He is a humanist, in the sense that he is interested in the
'pagan' antiquities of his own cultural tradition: in myths of origin, in
archaeological sites, in long forgotten place names, and in stories of
legendary migrations."
http://www.ayahuasca-shamanism.co.uk/Huachuma-Journeys.htm
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Get OpenOffice forget MS Office
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