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Friday, December 21, 2012
MERRY WINTER SOLSTICE 2012c.e. and MERRY WINTER SOLSTICE SEASON
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Merrie Lady's Day ~ Merrie Brighid ~ Merrie IMBOLC ~ Merrie Mass Of Candles
/|\)0( :) Blessings From 'The Misanthrope'. ;) E-See/Sea You Soon.
Bows and Blessings To The Artist!
Bows and Blessings To The Artist!
Bows and Blessings To The Artist!
Bows and Blessings To The Artist!
Friday, April 22, 2011
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Why President Obama? ALSO * MERRIE LUGHNASADH SEASON! *
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Why President Obama?
I have not been "a worshiper" of President Obama; however, compared to all presidents before him, he is as good a humanist as those Presidents before him.
Just currently President Obama is using Science to take care of Global Climate Change and "certain" Polar Bear areas and caring for some of The Arctic.
Also, very recently WOLVES {thx 2 we protesters} were put back onto the Endangered Wildlife List!
Other Wildlife and Wild areas were saved YET WILD HORSES ARE BEING "rounded up", even using helicopters ATT = NOW!!!
Tea &/or Whatever Cheers
Posted by Druid Morrigan Conway at 11:09 PM 0 comments
Why President Obama?
I have not been "a worshiper" of President Obama; however, compared to all presidents before him, he is as good a humanist as those Presidents before him.
Just currently President Obama is using Science to take care of Global Climate Change and "certain" Polar Bear areas and caring for some of The Arctic.
Also, very recently WOLVES {thx 2 we protesters} were put back onto the Endangered Wildlife List!
Other Wildlife and Wild areas were saved YET WILD HORSES ARE BEING "rounded up", even using helicopters ATT = NOW!!!
Tea &/or Whatever Cheers
Posted by Druid Morrigan Conway at 11:09 PM 0 comments
Monday, June 21, 2010
BTW /|\)0( SUMMER SOLSTICE SEASON SALUTATIONS
Tea &/or whatever Cheers
I AM "TRIMMING" my "wild" lawn so the Roots of my few Redwoods can breathe.
BTW /|\)0(
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Oh To Dream...
To One Day Have A Redwood TreeHenge
I Have To Work On My Bonsai Wee Trees From Seeds
So Mote It Be...
...Or In One Of My Stories ... ;)
Blessed Be /|\om...hung)0(
I AM "TRIMMING" my "wild" lawn so the Roots of my few Redwoods can breathe.
BTW /|\)0(
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Oh To Dream...
To One Day Have A Redwood TreeHenge
I Have To Work On My Bonsai Wee Trees From Seeds
So Mote It Be...
...Or In One Of My Stories ... ;)
Blessed Be /|\om...hung)0(
Thursday, April 22, 2010
REMEMBER OUR HOME * Mother & Father EARTH
* BLESSINGS TO THE EARTH WARRIORS * THE DEFENDERS FOR OUR EARTH * /|\)0(
{I posted elsewhere and forgot here. ;)}
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
*V* ... Enter The Leopard ; PURRR
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From: Mom=*Family First*
To:
Date: May 12, 2009 11:58 PM
Subject: Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
Mom = *Family First*
The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love...♥
**Please Repost**
----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Mama Kimberly loves animals!
Date: May 12, 2009 10:32 AM
Subject: Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
POSTED BY: Mama Kimberly ♥'s animals!
Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
Written by Levi Novey
Published on May 11th, 2009
A jaguar recently swam onto an island located in the Panama Canal. It then triggered a hidden camera that took its picture. This is the first time a jaguar has been photographed in the 86 year history of 3,707 acre Barro Colorado Island– one of the most well-researched tropical ecosystems in the world.
The hidden camera had been set up as part of an annual effort to inventory mammals that live on Barro Colorado Island. According to the researchers who set up the cameras, the finding is exciting given that jaguars are already considered rare throughout the entire country of Panama (see photo below).
So just how far did the jaguar have to swim?
Probably not that far– it most likely traveled about the distance of two football fields. But before you decide that’s a small amount, have you asked yourself if you could swim that far?
Barro Colorado Island is only about 200 yards from the mainland. It was created in 1913 when the Chagres River was damned to create Gatun Lake, a central area in the Panama Canal. The damning of the river did not flood the entire height of the rainforest that was there before, and the higher ground essentially became Barro Colorado Island.
Since 1923, the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and its predecessors have conducted extensive ecological research on the island, making it one of the best studied ecosystems throughout the entirety of the tropics. Today the field research station operated by Smithsonian hosts about 200 scientists each year. The ecosystem they study has remained fairly intact from human intervention since the initial creation of the island.
Recording a jaguar on Barro Colorado is an interesting wrinkle to our understanding of the behavior and movement of the large cat species (photo above). The jaguar has become an endangered species because of hunting, habitat loss, and habitat fragmentation. In the relatively short time since their application, hidden “camera traps” have been a highly successful tool for conservation efforts of rare animals like jaguars. While it has been known that jaguars can swim, it is perhaps more fascinating to discover one roaming this area of Panama. With this kind of specific information, wildlife corridors that provide appropriate space for jaguar movement can be better designed.
It’s almost impossible to create a specific conservation plan for an elusive animal whose movement patterns and whereabouts are not clear beyond generalizations. But with the aid of camera traps, jaguars have been studied recently with much greater success in countries like Peru and Ecuador. Earlier this year a camera trap photographed the first jaguar to have been seen in central Mexico since 1900, bolstering hopes that the jaguar’s numbers are recovering in that part of its range.
Photo Credits:
* Top Photo: Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr under a Creative Commons license
* Hidden Camera shot: Jackie and Greg Willis, Montclair State University
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----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Mom=*Family First*
To:
Date: May 12, 2009 11:58 PM
Subject: Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
Mom = *Family First*
The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love...♥
**Please Repost**
----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Mama Kimberly loves animals!
Date: May 12, 2009 10:32 AM
Subject: Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
POSTED BY: Mama Kimberly ♥'s animals!
Jaguar Swims Panama Canal, Then Takes Own Picture
Written by Levi Novey
Published on May 11th, 2009
A jaguar recently swam onto an island located in the Panama Canal. It then triggered a hidden camera that took its picture. This is the first time a jaguar has been photographed in the 86 year history of 3,707 acre Barro Colorado Island– one of the most well-researched tropical ecosystems in the world.
The hidden camera had been set up as part of an annual effort to inventory mammals that live on Barro Colorado Island. According to the researchers who set up the cameras, the finding is exciting given that jaguars are already considered rare throughout the entire country of Panama (see photo below).
So just how far did the jaguar have to swim?
Probably not that far– it most likely traveled about the distance of two football fields. But before you decide that’s a small amount, have you asked yourself if you could swim that far?
Barro Colorado Island is only about 200 yards from the mainland. It was created in 1913 when the Chagres River was damned to create Gatun Lake, a central area in the Panama Canal. The damning of the river did not flood the entire height of the rainforest that was there before, and the higher ground essentially became Barro Colorado Island.
Since 1923, the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and its predecessors have conducted extensive ecological research on the island, making it one of the best studied ecosystems throughout the entirety of the tropics. Today the field research station operated by Smithsonian hosts about 200 scientists each year. The ecosystem they study has remained fairly intact from human intervention since the initial creation of the island.
Recording a jaguar on Barro Colorado is an interesting wrinkle to our understanding of the behavior and movement of the large cat species (photo above). The jaguar has become an endangered species because of hunting, habitat loss, and habitat fragmentation. In the relatively short time since their application, hidden “camera traps” have been a highly successful tool for conservation efforts of rare animals like jaguars. While it has been known that jaguars can swim, it is perhaps more fascinating to discover one roaming this area of Panama. With this kind of specific information, wildlife corridors that provide appropriate space for jaguar movement can be better designed.
It’s almost impossible to create a specific conservation plan for an elusive animal whose movement patterns and whereabouts are not clear beyond generalizations. But with the aid of camera traps, jaguars have been studied recently with much greater success in countries like Peru and Ecuador. Earlier this year a camera trap photographed the first jaguar to have been seen in central Mexico since 1900, bolstering hopes that the jaguar’s numbers are recovering in that part of its range.
Photo Credits:
* Top Photo: Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr under a Creative Commons license
* Hidden Camera shot: Jackie and Greg Willis, Montclair State University
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
>>> WARRIORS <<< For Our Past & Present Causes
We Druids, Wiccans, Pagans, Animists, Animal Rights People, Gaiaists, ALL FIGHTERS FOR THE GOOD FIGHT, we must do SOMETHING...
Keep doing what one has been doing...
Now, I believe in the Power of The Chant & Prayer, The Power of The Mind, ...and of course more,
but lets start with a simple Chant & Prayer of the Belief...
As One Knows, you do not want negetive energy to bounce back onto you, so I formed a spell in a way that one is speaking about what the "evil doers" are doing...i.e. "THEY" ARE MURDERING THE INNOCENTS & reminds them that "...Their ACTIONS" are being Watch & Judged!
Breathe. Believe. Be.
CHANT periodically, within ones mind or outloud, especially when you think of their ACTIONS:
By your Actions {NAME: insert Whomever or industry} you are Judged!
One Spell took about 6 years {other spells can take just a breath}, but 'it' WORKED...EXACTLY and was sooo very worth the effort.
This is of my Belief of my DruidWiccan Animist, Shaman {the ancient way), Gaiaist Way...but anyone THAT CARES FOR THE INNOCENT ONES may use it as of this day.
I would be very interested in what one has to say...we can even debate...
YET I may hesitate a bit, BUT NOT "likely" to CHANGE My Mind - I looked very deeply, in all directions. /|\)0( Blessed Be.
If you want to say you are with T.R.E.E.S. Group, then CONTACT me first, but if you care about EARTH there should not be a problem...then if you want to say & to be a Bard on this Druid Wiccan{H.P.} Path, then contact me first, but there will not be a problem. ;) /|\)0(
I can be reached at: Druid.Morrigan.Conway@gmail.com
******
SAVE THE WOLVES info will follow in a bit...
******
Speak Up for Lab Animals this Week
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"Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are like us." Ask the experimenters why it is morally okay to experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are not like us." Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction." - Charles R. Magel
With that in mind, today marks the start of World Week for Animals in Laboratories (WWAIL), which is being celebrated by In Defense of Animals, along with other groups.
WWAIL is dedicated to bringing attention to the cruel, wasteful and unnecessary experiments performed on the millions of lab animals who suffer intensely and die alone and afraid behind closed doors every year.
Not only do many of these tests inflict pain and suffering for no reason, but the animals also suffer at the hands of caretakers who can’t be bothered to muster up any form of kindness, the likes of which can be seen in cases such as the New Iberia Research Center’s primate abuse.
On the good news front, animal testing has taken some blows with events like the EU banning animal testing for cosmetics. Additionally, researchers are coming forward like some at Brown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others, who are working on developing substitutes to replace animals in testing such as cell structures that can substitute as human organs.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to help, find out of there are any WWAIL events in your area and take a peak at the Leaping Bunny and Go Cruelty Free websites for more information on being a caring consumer.
You can also support efforts that call for change as the new administration is evaluating budgetary spending by contacting Obama through the Office of Public Liaison to voice your opinion on the need to move away from cruel and wasteful animal testing.
*****
Gotta Fly 4 now
Sea U ;)
*Poof*
Keep doing what one has been doing...
Now, I believe in the Power of The Chant & Prayer, The Power of The Mind, ...and of course more,
but lets start with a simple Chant & Prayer of the Belief...
As One Knows, you do not want negetive energy to bounce back onto you, so I formed a spell in a way that one is speaking about what the "evil doers" are doing...i.e. "THEY" ARE MURDERING THE INNOCENTS & reminds them that "...Their ACTIONS" are being Watch & Judged!
Breathe. Believe. Be.
CHANT periodically, within ones mind or outloud, especially when you think of their ACTIONS:
By your Actions {NAME: insert Whomever or industry} you are Judged!
One Spell took about 6 years {other spells can take just a breath}, but 'it' WORKED...EXACTLY and was sooo very worth the effort.
This is of my Belief of my DruidWiccan Animist, Shaman {the ancient way), Gaiaist Way...but anyone THAT CARES FOR THE INNOCENT ONES may use it as of this day.
I would be very interested in what one has to say...we can even debate...
YET I may hesitate a bit, BUT NOT "likely" to CHANGE My Mind - I looked very deeply, in all directions. /|\)0( Blessed Be.
If you want to say you are with T.R.E.E.S. Group, then CONTACT me first, but if you care about EARTH there should not be a problem...then if you want to say & to be a Bard on this Druid Wiccan{H.P.} Path, then contact me first, but there will not be a problem. ;) /|\)0(
I can be reached at: Druid.Morrigan.Conway@gmail.com
******
SAVE THE WOLVES info will follow in a bit...
******
Speak Up for Lab Animals this Week
posted by: alicia graef 1 day ago
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I saw this article on Care2 and thought you'd like it as well.
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34 comments
"Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are like us." Ask the experimenters why it is morally okay to experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are not like us." Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction." - Charles R. Magel
With that in mind, today marks the start of World Week for Animals in Laboratories (WWAIL), which is being celebrated by In Defense of Animals, along with other groups.
WWAIL is dedicated to bringing attention to the cruel, wasteful and unnecessary experiments performed on the millions of lab animals who suffer intensely and die alone and afraid behind closed doors every year.
Not only do many of these tests inflict pain and suffering for no reason, but the animals also suffer at the hands of caretakers who can’t be bothered to muster up any form of kindness, the likes of which can be seen in cases such as the New Iberia Research Center’s primate abuse.
On the good news front, animal testing has taken some blows with events like the EU banning animal testing for cosmetics. Additionally, researchers are coming forward like some at Brown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others, who are working on developing substitutes to replace animals in testing such as cell structures that can substitute as human organs.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to help, find out of there are any WWAIL events in your area and take a peak at the Leaping Bunny and Go Cruelty Free websites for more information on being a caring consumer.
You can also support efforts that call for change as the new administration is evaluating budgetary spending by contacting Obama through the Office of Public Liaison to voice your opinion on the need to move away from cruel and wasteful animal testing.
*****
Gotta Fly 4 now
Sea U ;)
*Poof*
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