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What is community? part 1: Arcosanti
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Photos are at the end of this article; all are clickable for larger versions. You will need to use the Back button on your browser to return to this page. Enjoy! :) Arcosanti was designed in the 70’s by Paolo Soleri, who dreamed of ecologically friendly cities. His soaring design precludes cars, integrates multiple levels…
Belated Hallowe’en: Rat-on-a-Stick & other delights
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Once a week we usually have some friends over for dinner and gaming or video-watching. For the night falling on Hallowe’en week I decided to celebrate a bit with a special recipe: Rat on a Stick! Here it is in all its delightfully messy glory: Rat on a Stick Ingredients: 1 to 1-1/2 lbs. ground…
“Dance of Death” by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child (I of II)
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Originally posted May 2006 For the first time I’ve gotten a book club book which I found disappointing. I was surprised, since the book was part of a recommended series by a couple of authors who’ve worked together previously, so you’d think by now they’ve had gotten it right. However, as I noted already, I…
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Papal Sin (I of III)
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A fascinating, eye-opening review of biblical & ancient textual exegesis concerning current papal “hot button” issues.
The amazing King Tut Birthday! :) [1 of 2]
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For my birthday in October, my wonderful housemate took me to see the display on King Tutankhamen at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco. It was, quite simply, amazing. Not only were the precious items quite breathtaking, but the information which accompanied the display was fascinating. There was some history on King Tut, including probable…
“Third World” Women & Politics (6 of 11)
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These concepts of Anderson’s also seem valid today within the readings, and easily ‘borrowable’ in service of fundamentalism as well as nationalism. It is this very definition of time, in fact, that allows the use of politicized religion to bolster a nation’s beliefs and confirm its collective hegemonies, to claim a consistent religious or social…