ABOVE ARE PICTURES OF MY NORMAL WALK FROM MY HOUSE TO GREAT KNOWLE SOLAR FARM,WALK I AM DOING TOMORROW FOR MACMILLAN CANCER CHARITY.THIS WALK GOES ALONG HOLSWORTHY VIADUCT AND IS VERY NICE WALK AND I KNOW NOT FAR BUT AS I SAY TO PEOPLE A SMALL BIT HELPS PEOPLE AS MUCH AS GRAND GESTURES SO THAT HOPE NO RAIN ON SUNDAY.
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Saturday, 27 June 2015
A VIEW OF MY WALK I DO EVERY SUNDAY BUT THIS SUNDAY 28.06.2015 IS FOR MACMILLAN CANCER AND FOR MY DAD PAUL TONY RAINES
ABOVE ARE PICTURES OF MY NORMAL WALK FROM MY HOUSE TO GREAT KNOWLE SOLAR FARM,WALK I AM DOING TOMORROW FOR MACMILLAN CANCER CHARITY.THIS WALK GOES ALONG HOLSWORTHY VIADUCT AND IS VERY NICE WALK AND I KNOW NOT FAR BUT AS I SAY TO PEOPLE A SMALL BIT HELPS PEOPLE AS MUCH AS GRAND GESTURES SO THAT HOPE NO RAIN ON SUNDAY.
Chocolate moose, big chair, an actor’s castle - take an offbeat roadtrip
Call for more protection for seagrass meadows
Scientists in South Asia struggle to understand heatwave
Drastic action to save endangered tortoise
Gregen Jackson AN INTERVIEW
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Mystic BRIDGET DeBose an interview
Mystic Bridget DeBose
What Inspired me?
As a Social Worker I wanted to improve the lives of people. Later I found out I came from the future to help humanity heal itself. Sharing love is what inspires me.
What are my aims?
The aim is to bring more peace and love into the world. We are divine beings of love and light. We have forgotten and will remember one day.
What are my plans for the future?
The mission I was given is to heal the masses. The plan is to work the mission through quantum healing and spiritual healing. Working with both hand and hand. We each have the power to activate the God from within. Namaste (the god in me recognizes the god in you)
Much love to everyone
VIA EMAIL QUESTIONS WHAT INSPIRED YOU?WHAT ARE YOUR AIMS?WHAT PLANS DO YOIU HAVE FOR THE FUTURE? TY FROM AMRK AKA
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Hello Ghostman,
Saw this email and got excited. Ready, willing and able. Let me know when you would like to set up the interview. Have a beautiful day.
Peace and Joy
Mystic Bridget DeBose
What you said no
You may be thinking dear reader what a strange title for a blog post. Well this is due to a theory of mine not sure if anyone else has done this if so i give you credit, no seems to have disappeared from the English language as most people become like sheep and rather put up with various situations in lifes drama,Shakespeare said the world is but a stage andwe are the players, think about it i have myself falen into this trap and made me gat ill,mental health problems, but decided to go back to being me and if no upsets so what .
Sunday, 21 June 2015
ART ,MAN ,AND CRYPTOZOOLOGY
Cryptozoologists are a specialized branch of monster hunters. Since their ultimate goal is to discover either new species of animal or new subspecies, the science of cryptozoology is rooted in biology. The more a creature shows evidence of being supernatural, the less likely it is that cryptozoologists would be interested in it. Not many cryptozoologists investigate the strangest things like ghostly demon cats, Mothman or werewolves. Ghost hunts are left to the paranormal investigators and a few fringe cryptozoologists. On the other hand, there are very few animals, however mythical they may be, that have never stirred the interest of a cryptozoologist. This is because perfectly real animals have often been obscured by so much folklore that they seemed ridiculous.
Bernard Heuvelmans, the author of the first and most influential book of cryptozoology, On the Track of Unknown Animals, created cryptozoology as a science and separated it from other studies involving anomalies and the paranormal. Earlier writers in the field were more likely to include mythology and folkloric material, and they used the terms "exotic zoology" and "romantic zoology" to describe what they did. Today there are many organizations devoted to cryptozoology, and dozens of books, plus countless individual scientists. Despite this massive amount of interest, most cryptozoologists are underfunded and sink large amounts of their own money into their researches.
Most of the time, cryptozoologists do not work in the field. The creatures they pursue are so rare and elusive that, even if they do exist, any particular expedition is unlikely to encounter one. It is much easier to collect sightings from witnesses who came across the cryptid by accident. Since most cryptids have remained in the realm of the mythical, the main job of cryptozoologists is not to prove that a certain cryptid exists, but rather to collect and analyze as many sightings as possible in order to determine if the available evidence is strong enough to keep the question open.
If they can make a good case for keeping the question open, they may be able to attract zoologists to the problem, which in turn brings the kind of research funding and manpower that has a real chance of uncovering an undiscovered animal. Alas, as soon as an animal becomes truly respectable, it exits the field of cryptozoology. The real science begins when a cryptid is being more seriously investigated by biologists than by cryptozoologists. Because cryptozoology is by definition a speculative science, cryptozoologists often rub shoulders with folklorists, Forteans, paranormal investigators and creationists, whether they want to or not. This zoo is roughly divided into three sections. Most cryptozoological beings can be classified as humanoids (something like a human), draconic (it reminds you of a dragon) and animals (everything else). Inside these broad classifications you will find many individual creatures. Each creature has a description that defines what it is and where it is seen, plus a list of resources such as books, websites and documentary films that mention the creature. Most of these resources are firmly rooted in cryptozoology, but some of them approach these creatures from a different viewpoint such as that of folklore and mythology.MY EXPERENCE STARTED WHEN I VISITED CFZ CENTRE AT MURTLE COTTAGE WOOLSERY,DEVON HOME OF MR JON DOWNES WHO AT THE TIME I WAS STARTING TO OFFER MY VOLUNTEER SERVICES I HAD A CHAT WITH HIM IN HIS GARDEN AITH RICHARD FREEMAN WHO BOTH VERY PASSIONATE ABOUT THIER SUJECTS,I HAVE HELPED OUT AT CFZ WEIRDWEEKEND WHICH IS A MIXTURE OF SERIOUS AND FUN ABOUT CRYPTOZOOLOGY SUBJECTS AND MORE.I ALSO DO A BLOG CALLED STRANGEANIMALS-http://strangeanimalsaghostman.blogspot.co.uk/-WHICH RELATES ALOT TO SUBJECT NAD I TOO HAVE DONE A BIT OF ARTWORK IE CARTOONS SOME EVEN PUBLISHED.
Title Garnet porphyroblast-bearing leucosomes in metapelites: mechanisms, phase diagrams, and an example from Broken Hill, Australia Book Title High-temperature Metamorphism and Crustal Anatexis Pages pp 105-123 Copyright 1990 DOI 10.1007/978-94-015-3929-6_5 Print ISBN 978-94-015-3931-9 Online ISBN 978-94-015-3929-6 Series Title The Mineralogical Society Series
Garnet porphyroblast-bearing leucosomes in metapelites: mechanisms, phase diagrams, and an example from Broken Hill, Australia
Saturday, 20 June 2015
Just a stupid post
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Harry Achilleos Britains most haunted inn AN INTERVIEW
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Kurt Logsdon AN INTERVIEW
Sunday, 14 June 2015
BIKINI FACTS SORRY KNOW A BIT ANTIWOMAN RIGHTS BUT I DO LIKE THEM
CABBIE -SPY OR ALIEN CONTRACTOR?
PHOTOS: Nest of rare caterpillars found in Torrington
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