Today I want to begin a discussion on understanding our environment and how people have molded themselves within it. An apt comparative model are monoecious plants. First let us begin with defining monoecious. Monoecious : describes a single plant that bears both male and female flowers. Most evergreens are monoecious. Your spruces, firs, and pines … Continue reading Monoecious Plants and Divine Androgynes
Ahh DK64. This game takes me back to being an upstart lad of six heavily ensconced in pee wee sports and highly anticipating immersion into the world of video games. Up until this point, I had seen a friend of mine playing through The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 64 had been … Continue reading Donkey Kong 64’s 20th Anniversary Retrospective
Some days I mind the ants, Scurrying at my feet in mesmeric trance, One seems to be wandering 'round without a concern at all, Another dutifully carries a parcel to the colony ensuring not to stall, Some days life is brusk and I gambol on by, Undoubtedly killing ants in my trance without a wonder … Continue reading Some Days I Mind The Ants
5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD STOP CONSUMING MILK TODAY by Lucy Heller IT’S NOT HARMLESS: Contrary to popular belief, cows, like humans, only produce milk when pregnant and shortly after giving birth. In order for dairy cows to constantly be producing milk they are repeatedly inseminated for several years. Each baby gets taken away (or … Continue reading She Is Not Your Mother
Television and internet have brought the Roman Coliseum to the masses. I grew up immersed in sports since my father is a veritable basketball, baseball, golf and American football junkie. He worked at ESPN for over a decade and has umpired, coached, and refereed countless games. I found myself green with envy whenever I visited … Continue reading Rant on American Spectator Sports
