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Monthly Archives: March 2021
France sees further rise in Covid-19 patients in intensive care | RNZ News (Me: Dead and critically ill citizens do not support the economy!!!)
Doctors warn intensive care units in worse-hit regions could become overwhelmed and many say the government most go beyond partial lockdown measures. French President Emmanuel Macron this week defended his decision to not impose a third lockdown, but said further restrictions would probably be needed.
Source: France sees further rise in Covid-19 patients in intensive care | RNZ News
Serbia Hails Chinese Companies as Saviors, but Locals Chafe at Costs – The New York Times
Activists concede that air pollution levels in Bor have fallen since protests, but say that the main danger has now shifted to towns and villages to the south, where hundreds of Chinese workers brought in by Zijin are developing one of the world’s biggest unexploited copper deposits, and digging for gold.
The earth around the new mine trembles from blasting work and the heavy trucks, driven by Chinese workers, that rumble along roads adorned with China’s red national flag. Rivers and streams are discolored by effluent.
The government has added to public anger by issuing expropriation orders so that Zijin can build access roads and expand its mine. Dragan Viacic, a farmer, said he had received a letter from Serbia’s finance ministry informing him that he must sell 13 acres of his land at a fraction of the market price.
“They said this was necessary in the public interest but in reality this is just the interest of the Chinese,” he said.
Murder of Archbishop AIphege
Book 2,Chapter 9, Edward 975 AD to 1016 AD – Sweyn’s Revenge
Yet it shows that even then the wealth of the country must have been considerable, or it could not have met such severe imposts, occurring as they did so frequently. “While the administrators of England thus made their dastardly bargains with the foreign foe at the expense of the people, there was one man found, a rich and powerful magnate of the land, who preferred death to giving a sanction to such conduct by his own example. This was Alphege, archbishop of Canterbury. A prisoner of the Danes, on the capture of his metropolitan city, and dragged among their baggage from one encampment to another, he remained day after day in chains, without even uttering the word ransom.
The Danes, first breaking silence, offered to restore their captive to liberty on condition of his paying them three…
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I Choose Love!
I was on a midnight stroll when I came across the doomed cracks in my castle. They were long, tracing the length of each magnificent wall, running around the deep carvings, distorting the beauty to their taste.
Their taste- bitter taste;
And I, for the longest time, seemed to have given into it- given into the trap that was set to lock me out of my own paradise, to put me behind barbed wires that had me feeling devoid of love; despite how beautifully abundant it seemed on the other side, no part of me had the courage to reach out for it.

It was in this place where the importance of love dawned over me. Whoever had pushed me downhill had only helped me realize how everything I ever did, was motivated by a desperate need for love.
For me, love was the center of…
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~Proverbs #65~ — SensiSpirit

The chameleon changes color to match the earth, the earth doesn’t change color to match the chameleon. ~ Silician Proverb
~Proverbs #65~ — SensiSpirit
The Ancient Guards of Pancharatna
In the year 1980, a 17th-century cryptic temple lay hidden deep in the Joypur forest of Bishnupur subdivision in the Bankura district of India’s West Bengal state. This archaic monument was stone-built, unlike the other commonly found historical structures of terracotta in the region.
The jungle had completely engulfed the structure, and ancient trees and exotic flora and fauna had covered nearly every inch of the ruins. Built of Laterite rock, adorned with eroding stucco carvings, and with a base of 45 square feet, the temple must have been a sight to behold when it was built.
A high wall of 25 feet surrounded the entire 23,500 square feet complex, giving it the impression of a fort rather than a place of worship. Perhaps it was built for a different purpose other than praying.
On the four corners were four massive turrets or column rooms, and from the middle of…
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Glorious Spring (Acrostic Poem)
Sing the birds; the season has come.
Prettiest look when nature does hold.
Rejoices the earth, her color winsome.
Idyllic her beauty, pretty as gold.
Nature does paint her parts in green.
Glorious the spring is, calm and serene.
Day 48/67 of GED in Five Months, science, help, and health
Context, Thought, and Learning: ShiraDest Offers Project Do Better
How many of us remember why monocropping can be a problem, and how it could impact our health, and the health of generations to come?
Reading: “Growing the same crop on a field year after year can cause crop yields to decline as the soil becomes depleted and insect populations become firmly established. Crop rotation, or growing different crops in different years, is one way to avoid these problems. However, discovering the most effective rotation of a number of different crops is difficult, because there are so many possible orders in which to grow them and testing any given crop rotation takes several years.”
This might take some math, huh? For example, what might a percentage increase in one year be for a bunch of bugs that have made themselves snuggly at home in a potato field, versus the percentage increase of those bugs if that potato field were…
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