Author: Daniela
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Sunday Prayer
Teach Me To Listen The following prayer was composed by John Veltri, S.J., a Canadian spiritual director and expert guide for those presenting the Spiritual Exercises. Teach me to listen, O God, to those nearest me, my family, my friends, my co-workers. Help me to be aware that no matter what words I hear,…
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Photo of the Day
Slow-growing corals in the deep sea may live as long as 4,000 years. Like trees, the corals have growth rings that record changes in ocean chemistry and climate.
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List Of Monsanto Companies
Originally posted on CHENNAI YOUTH TIMEZ: List Of Monsanto Companies Source : realfarmacy.com
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Getting in touch with Maasai culture and the natural beauty of southern Kenya
Michael Benanav shares his stay at Maji Moto Maasai Cultural Camp with his readers at the New York Times: Though the camp is highly rated on Trip Advisor, I wasn’t really sure where the experience would fall on the spectrum between “farcically touristy” and “viscerally authentic” (which aren’t official review categories, but perhaps should be).…
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Nestlé CEO Doesn’t Think Water is a Basic Right, Should be Privatized
I found the original post and this video on Crooks and Liars. The absolute hubris of this guy is breathtaking. I guess we peons have no right to water, we need him and the great Nestlé Corporation to control it and portion it out to us – at a cost. My sentiments are with this guy:…
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“Native Silence” Documents Lives of Four Women from White Earth Indian Reservation
Vicki Gerdes previews a new documentary film that chronicles the lives of four America Indian women: …much of which was filmed within the boundaries of the White Earth Indian Reservation [that] could begin making the rounds on the international film festival circuit soon. “Native Silence,” produced by the nonprofit organization 3 Generations, is nearing completion.…
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Scientists Find Symbiotic Relationship Unlike Anything Seen Before
RedOrbit reports on a discovery that “further demonstrates just how unexpected and unusual nature can be.” Scientists have found two strains of bacteria whose symbiotic relationship is unlike anything seen before: Long, thin, hairlike Thioploca (meaning “sulfur braids” in Spanish) trichomes form chains down into marine sediment, which tiny anammox cells ride down like an…
