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Politics
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 Next stop for the Twitter Revolution: China. But where the revolution goes, the crackdowns follow. The Chinese government attempted to disable Twitter across most of mainland China as ethnic violence erupted in Xinjiang province over the past few days, and now reports coming out of that country say Facebook has also been shut down. Even so, several photos have managed to leak out via Twitter in recent days, some quite gruesome, reminiscent of those used to galvanize support for opposition protesters in Iran recently.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 08 July 2009 13:58 )
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Raw Food
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 Beta-Carotene, for example, is one voracious phytochemical found in raw yellow and orange fruit and other vegetables. These raw foods have proven to be beneficial in reducing damage to cells caused by free radicals. Free radicals work to damage cells, fueling the aging process through cell mutation and cell death. One molecule of beta-carotene can kill up to one thousand free radicals.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 31 December 2009 06:32 )
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Vegan & Vegetarian
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 If you are a vegan, different people probably ask you the same general questions. If you are not a vegan, then you probably have some basic questions for vegans about veganism. In this article, I will answer some basic questions that vegans often get asked. What do you eat? Vegans are defined by what they do not eat, not by what they do eat.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 31 December 2009 06:30 )
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Environment
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 Tree huggers are good at highlighting the disastrous impact of industrialization on the environment. Technocrats, on the other hand, find conservation advocates to be blind to the social and economic justifications for industrialization. They maintain that if every environmental protection advice is observed thoroughly, it will set us back for decades, technologically and economically. Both groups view industrial waste and the products that we create, as destructive to the environment. The choice is between unchecked industrialization and restrictive environmentalism.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 31 December 2009 06:38 )
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Latest
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 I am writing this letter in response to the article “Preparing for a nuclear event” by Troy Anderson, dated 12/14/2009. I am writing in my capacity as a Peace & Security Ambassador for Nuclear Disarmament and Military Non-proliferation with Physicians for Social Responsibility, Los Angeles (PSR-LA) and as a conscious citizen. There are few points I would like to address and bring to your awareness.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 11:06 )
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Imagine a world where money was no longer the means of exchange of services but rather love and enthusiasm as its primary exchange. A world full of love and so much diversity that each individual’s enthusiasm became the driving force behind one’s life work and one’s life work was as distinctive as one’s own fingerprint. A world where every job and every service had its own caretaker that performed its tasks with so much love and care they freely wanted to giveaway these services. Tell me? What would this world look like? A world of harmony and service where all needs were met and provided by someone that was just as equally grateful to give as well as they were ready to receive. A world of haves without the not’s. A world of abundance without the lack. A world of love without the suffering. Can you imagine this?