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- Hometown:
- Europe & U. S.
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- About Me:
- I'm a Spiritual Activist, politically aware, speak several languages, talk with folks all over the world every day, teach, have an eBay vinyl music store, love my G-boys, and have fun creating each moment of Now and co-creating ONEness and a New Day in a New Way of expressing that ONEness. Also co-creating an RV tour across North America & Canada with the kickoff 1 Jun 2008: HT Love Tour 2008 - We're all One...Let's Practice" Interested? let me know.
- Website 1:
- http://www.humanitysteam.org
- Website 2:
- http://www.teamhumanitynetwork.org/blog
- Website 3:
- http://www.bluesvues.blogspot.com/
- Website 4:
- http://ogcafe.blogspot.com
- Website 5:
- http://www.myspace.com/bluesgypsy
- Favorite Music:
- All kinds - especially with lyrics that mean something to me - or instrumentals that bathe my spirit in its chords...Jackson Browne, Keb Mo', Steve Earle, Miles - Blue, Ben Webster - Big Ben; Kris Kristofferson (can't sing all that great, but what lyrics - & always was easy on the eyes; we're so blessed to have the music store and can burn analog to digital that new sounds emerge in every moment.
- Favorite Books:
- CwG Bk 1, New Revelations, The Sheep Look Up, You Can't Be Neutral On a Moving Train, The Theory of Everything, Peoples History of the U.S., Fast Food Nation, The Four Agreements. Currently reading Nemesis by Chalmers Johnson and continuing Esther & Jerry Hicks (in audio - I call it rolling meditation).
- Favorite Movies:
- Soylent Green, any movie with Fred Astaire or Bing Crosby, The Rose, The Secret - not the biggest movie watcher - oh, El Norte (in Spanish)
- Favorite TV Shows:
- Anthony Bourdain's 'No Reservations', Frontline occasionally, most things on Link TV (375 on direct tv, 9410 on dish)(www.linktv.org) - viewer supported; setanta sports (soccer - we're arsenal fans), and my Russian, Italian & Chinese channels from DTV.
- What do you do to make a living?
- I teach Spanish, I have an eBay music store, and am coordinator, the world's regions, Humanity's Team worldwide.
- What kind of hobbies do you have?
- I'm a s-aging Geek (makes me sound wise, instead of just getting old!) :-) - I play flute, keyboard, lap harp & bodhran; learning something new and then sharing it.
- In a world where you were pursuing your deepest, most heartfelt callings, what would you be doing?
- just what I'm doing/being now - only more
- What is the most important thing you have learned in your life?
- I create my own Reality.
- Describe a belief that you previously held and then subsequently changed. What caused you to change your mind?
- that right and wrong exist...growing and realizing that if you have to be right, then someone else has to be wrong. It's about what works and what doesn't work, given who you say you are and what you wish to see manifested in our planet. There are simply actions & consequences.
- Who do you admire most in the world (past and/or present) and why?
- Jesus, the radical; Dali Lama; anyone who stands up and is counted and acts on his/her highest thoughts/beliefs.
- At this turbulent moment in history, what do you think is the most important thing a person can do to help humankind (and the rest of the planet) survive the many dangers that confront us?
- realize we are all one and practice it.
- What are your answers to the big questions: Who are we? Where are we from? Why are we here? Where are we headed?
- Spirit in human experience.
- Why did you decide to join this community?
- Looked like interesting, intelligent, Oneness type folk and looked like it might be fun.
Peace. Do your own research.
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A post from my BluesVues Blogspot blog...just a Thursday night long day post...feel free to respond...I love you...Namaste.
I teach high school kids Spanish...whilst I talk with them about what they believe...(other than in cellphones, ipods and the usual teenage hormonal/testosterone days & nights & football season stuff that, I have to admit, I am fully engaged with them about...). The weather has turned cold here...and so my body is whining, but my spirit is cool...this is a blog from my http://bluesvues.blogspot.com - and I'm a blog nut, so I also have…
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Posted on November 8th, 2007 at 5:47pm —
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Awakening ONEness...26 October 2007
Posted on October 26th, 2007 at 4:44pm —
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A Timeline of History with almost everything on it...I discovered this when the creator was
just getting started...and now, perhaps 7 or so years later, it's recommended for home studies and has the most amazing amount of info one could assemble in one tight little space. Check it out, if you have a chance, yes?
and the link below takes you (or should take you) right to the history timeline presentation.
http://www.hyperhistory.com/onl…
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Posted on October 24th, 2007 at 3:05pm —
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HT LOVE TOUR 2008 - WE ARE ALL ONE...LET'S PRACTICE
WE ARE ONE WITH EACH OTHER
WE ARE ONE WITH GOD/UNIVERSE/THE FORCE
WE ARE GODVERB TO GODNOUN.
WE ARE US.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE WE’VE BEEN WAITING FOR.
AND YOU KNOW WHAT?
FROM 1 JUN 2008 THROUGH AUGUST, WE'RE TRAVELING ACROSS THE U. S. A. & CANADA TO SAY THAT...TO SHARE THAT...TO MEET YOU AND SMILE AND DO LAUGHTER YOGA (EJVIND, FROM DENMARK)...CREATE BALLOON SCULPTURES (OUR FELLOW FROM GREENLAND)...MARKETA FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC.… Continue
Posted on October 22nd, 2007 at 7:58pm —
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I feel an energy here...my spirit doesn't always feel it. Thank you, Jim, for having sent me an emai…
I feel an energy here...my spirit doesn't always feel it. Thank you, Jim, for having sent me an email which included this link.
In addition to the HT Love Tour 2008 - "We are All One...Let's Practice", there will also be a global co…
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Thanks for the compliment!
I've had 4 digital cameras over the last 7 years or so. My first one was the Canon SD110 (Elph), a 2 MP camera. I took tons of shots with it over the 2 years I had it. It had no macro mode so I could not get as close as I wanted. It also had a great movie mode, but it did not record sound. The most important feature was that the camera was small enough to fit in my pocket so I could take it anywhere.
Next came an SD210. It had a macro mode and the movie mode recorded sound. Also, it was even more compact. I finally could take macro shots.
Then I got an SD410. It could take macro shots where the lens was almost touching the subject. It's a great camera. The main shortcoming was that I could not take good distance shots. It only had a 3x optical zoom.
That's where my current camera comes in. It's a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3. I did not want to leave Canon, but the main limitation was optical zoom and they still haven't released a compact camera with good zoom. The Panasonic is a little bulkier than the Canons, but it has a 10x optical zoom with optical image stabilization! It's been great. I took it on vacation and was able to capture parrots and monkeys high up in the trees and lots of other shots that would have been impossible with my Canon cameras.
Then, I finish the shots with some digital post-processing to increase the dynamic range and the brilliance of the colors. A good image has a full range from deep black shadows to bright white highlights.
I used to do this with Photoshop Elements but it was harder than it had to be. I didn't realise this until recently when I learned how to use Google's free Picasa program. It's great for the most common type of adjustments you need to make like straightening a picture, cropping it, adjusting the lighting and dynamic range, fixing color casts, and warming or cooling the color temperature. I recommend it highly for these functions.
In addition Picasa lets you create and upload albums to your own Google albums. Overall, it's pretty good. I would like more control over the appearance of the albums, but I'm sure they will add those features eventually.
Blessings,
Daniel
So the best thing about Anthony Bourdain is that his show isn't really just about food. If those of you who have never seen it, catch it once ot twice; it's about embracing other cultures. Plus he is very dry and funny. I think it is a very unique program.
So do you teach public school?