

Making Life Simple: An Interview with Don Miguel Ruiz
Originally published in Pure Inspiration, Summer 2007
Since the 1980s, Ruiz has dedicated himself to imparting his wisdom to students around
the world, a modern-
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Valarie James and the Las Madres Project
Originally published in Sculptural Pursuit, Winter 2007
Valarie James’ Web site: lasmadresproject.org
A diaper bag stuffed with infant’s clothing and a birth certificate broke Valarie James’s heart. That break moved her to create a new sculpture technique that reveals the heart of the migrant experience.
James, a sculptor and arts educator, often walks her dogs in the desert around her
home in Amado, Arizona, an area near the U.S.-
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Reporting Reality: An Interview with Lynne McTaggart
Originally published in Science Of Mind, November 2007
Lynne McTaggart’s Web site: IntentionExperiment.com
“Change your thinking, change your life.” While this phrase serves as a core truth of Science Of Mind, physical science also seems to be proving the truth of this statement through a wide range of rigorous experiments being conducted around the world. The demonstrate how we truly do create our world, every second, every day, solely by our thoughts. (See pdf here)
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The following articles were published in NOAA: Celebrating 200 years of Science, Service, and Stewardship from Faircount Media Group
NOAA Watches Weather, Water, and Climate
When Congress created the first national weather service in 1870, the agency was assigned to the Department of War. Only people accustomed to military discipline, congress believed would be able to provide the necessary information in a prompt, ongoing, reliable manor. (See pdf here)
Monitoring Our Changing Climate
Over the millennia of Earth’s history, natural causes have often shifted the planet’s climate, sometimes rather rapidly. Ice ages, wobbles in solar radiation, and massive volcanic eruptions are some of the culprits. Today, however, human influences are undeniably transforming climate in ways not easily or quickly reversed. (See pdf here)
NOAA’s National Hurricane Center
As a hurricane barreled toward Galveston, Texas, in September 1900, local U.S. Weather
Bureau forecasters closely monitored the threatening weather using the best tools
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