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Category Archives: Modern media & Journalism
Free Drinks (Tomorrow)!
I remember seeing this sign in a bar I used to frequent back in The Bronx of my youth. If I found myself there nearing the midnight hour I’d foolishly wait for the hour to chime in the new day … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, America, asia, california, coronavirus, covid-19, diversity, Education, europe, fear, france, Health & Well-being, inspiration, life and death, Life on planet earth., london, Modern media & Journalism, Money & Economics, Music, paris, Politics, social media, Spirituality, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, toulouse, transformation, travel, U.S.A.
Tagged australia, beauty, california, children, coronavirus, covid-19, economics, england, environment, europe, france, friendship, internet, ireland, italy, learning, life, london, love, new york, peace, Politics, school, south america, teaching, travel, usa
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You Don’t Have to Live Like a Refugee!
Hope all is well with everyone receiving this. The refugee crisis hasn’t disappeared from the planet, it has just taken a backseat to other headlines. Fortunately there are people doing what they can in their small way. Here I interview … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, Africa, America, asia, brexit, Climate, comfort zone, crisis, diversity, Education, france, Health & Well-being, inspiration, Life on planet earth., mass media, mid east, Modern media & Journalism, Politics, refugee, small village or countryside?, social media, spain, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, toulouse, War & Peace
Tagged civil disobedience, crisis, environment, internet, ireland, italy, life, Politics, refugee, travel, usa
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Weymouth – Hotbed of positivity or just the microcosm of the macrocosm?
The big city streets of London are well behind me now. Having been in the town of Weymouth for the past two or so weeks has been quite a change of gears indeed. As a matter of fact, I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, America, california, Canada, Children & Parenting, crisis, democracy, diversity, Education, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., london, Modern media & Journalism, Money & Economics, Music, Politics, social media, Technology & Progress, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, Transportation, travel, weymouth
Tagged ayankcalledjoe, brexit, britain, cycles of a traveler, economics, england, europe, internet, learning, life, london, music, peace, pinkhedgehog, Politics, pretenders, robbie macintosh, travel, usa, weymouth, writing
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Democracy Wow!
Hi there everyone. Democracy is a word that gets thrown around quite a lot nowadays. What did the ancient Greeks have in mind? Well Patrick Chalmers has spent a lot of time and energy finding out and has been kindly … Continue reading
Posted in America, asia, california, Canada, democracy, Education, Life on planet earth., mass media, mid east, Modern media & Journalism, Politics, spain, U.S.A.
Tagged democracy, england, internet, ireland, learning, life, teaching, usa
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Fear, no thanks!
After the events of November 13th, 2015 in Paris, France, we all need to remember that this does not shape who we are or where we are heading as human beings. If fear wins we all lose. We need to … Continue reading
Harlem, On The Streets.
As my NY visit comes to an end, my series comes to an end as well. Hope you enjoyed sharing in some of the lives on the streets in NYC, and a bit beyond. SHARE – LIKE – POST – … Continue reading
C’est le Bronx!
Hollywood has created an image of The Bronx that is hard to shake. This dynamic area of The Big Apple is shining. In my New York series of interviews I try to show another side to the boro that is … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Children & Parenting, Education, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Modern media & Journalism, Politics, The City, War & Peace
Tagged Ariège, baseball, children, europe, football, france, jamaica, joe diomede, new york city, north america, racism, telemontbrun, the bronx, the pyrenees, the yankees, west indies
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Life – Not by Design.
Hello everyone, Once again I found myself chatting with another person who has let life lead him where it will, and our paths have crossed many times, now I share a bit of his story with you. Sebastian ‘Bas’ Pot, … Continue reading
Wind Turbines – The other side of the story.
I love watching the large vanes of wind turbines spinning and creating usable electricity. I prefer that sight to the steam coming out of cooling towers in a nuclear facility any day. In the wake of Fukushima and other like disasters, why wouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Climate, Education, Energy Consumption, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Modern media & Journalism, Money & Economics, Natural resources, Politics, Recycle - Reuse - Rethink, small village or countryside?, Technology & Progress, The City
Tagged Ariège, éoliennes industrielles, bats, birds, camarade, challenge, chasse, chasseurs, consumption, edf, EDF Énergies Nouvelles, En avant Camarade, energy, eoliennes, france, green energy, nuclear energy, Parc naturel régional des Pyrénées Ariégeoise, Préfet de l'Ariège, pyrenees, solar energy, south of france, wind turbines
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