Posted By:  judym Posted On:  Sep 1, 2008	stacked Emergency Librarian, celebrating the history of a radical feminist Canadian periodical
In 1973, Sherrill Cheda, Phyllis Yaffe and Barbara Clubb thought it was odd that most librarians were women, but most people who ran libraries were men. They decided to publish something that would take women seriously. Women who were speaking truths that had never been aired. In Emergency...... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Sep 12, 2007	Motorcycles
Sport bike riders have this click. No matter who the person is--their background, their gender, race, economic status, job, education, etc.--a rider is welcome. Anyone who enjoys to ride, who enjoys fast bikes, who can tell, listen, ask about stories of the rode. We ought to have more...... [view]

Posted By:  darrendraper Posted On:  Jul 12, 2007	Submissions Requested
The Innovate journal of online education is accepting article submissions for an upcoming special issue. This special issue will focus on trends, pressures, and evolutions shaping the future of education in all its forms, with particular consideration of the role of information...... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Aug 9, 2007	Health Awareness
I recently joined a gym. After going to my training consultation and talking with other friends/gym members, I've become more aware of my diet (i.e. what I eat) and exercise. I consider myself a fairly healthy person, but it's good to be aware. One way of doing this is tracking what one does....... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Jul 25, 2007	Views
Art is often depicted in symbols. Stick figures, flowers, sun, stars, etc. These figures can skew our vision of those things around us. The reality is that images are light and shadows, straight lines and curved lines, and much more that we do not see after being introduced to the...... [view]

Posted By:  Stridefull2 Posted On:  Jul 31, 2007	The Flame published on Lulu
Just published e-book on Lulu.com http://www.lulu.com/content/1064343 http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=1198115 Hope to publish more of my works and writings there and recommend LULU to you!... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Jul 9, 2007	Visiting Family
I'm visiting family and spending as much time with the little ones as possible. Kylie, two and a half, is a very social and creative kids. She's discovering many things. A couple of months ago during a visit we drew together. ... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Jun 18, 2007	Wise is in the Wrinkles
I often draw while on BART. When I keep in practice, my figure drawing improves. Not to say that these are the best drawings, but I do learn each time I draw. This day was the discovery of wrinkles. Drawing someone to look older proved to be a challenge some days. But the wrinkles, that is...... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Jun 11, 2007	Memories of emotions
These are good weekends. Relaxing outside with your feet up. Contemplating life... What are memories? A thought of a feeling such as love is never the same as that exact feeling. It's something we create in our head--"expressed" in a way we keep it. It's either with words or pictures or an...... [view]

Posted By:  eakboo Posted On:  Jun 5, 2007	And here begins a more frequent posting...
From the days of floating school-to-school, I often got bored with no paper-work or planning outside and could be found reading or drawing. This was a reflection of myself at the computer-backwards hat and headphones on. Later the next day, I went to the Poetry Slam in Berkeley. I love that...... [view]

Posted By:  indeliblepen Posted On:  Feb 18, 2007	Blogging the Unblogged
I am not sure if I have said this on my blog before, but I have definitely thought it: Why is it that I am more likely to blog when 'nothing is happening' (or when exams or assignments are approaching!) and less likely to when 'I am busy' and there are exciting things to talk about? A similar...... [view]

Tower of Babel
Submitted By:   Ceren Website:  http://towerofbabel.com E-mail:  malcolm@towerofbabel.com	Vision:   Xenophobia has caused countless wars and hate crimes. Ultimately, it's not about the myths and legends one's tribe worships or the color of one's skin, it's about one's heritage: unfamiliar customs and invisible deities......   [view]