Everything you didn't ever want to know about this website, so didn't ask....
Jerry Seinfeld once said, if the body was a car you wouldn't buy it, because it's too much maintenance. Given that we are saddled with our bodies though, one part of living well is doing that maintenance. Brushing our teeth, getting the right amount of sun, eating plant based whole foods, taking supplements we need (eg B12), drinking water and checking in with a doctor, dentist, physio etc every now. I'd even go so far to say that if someone hasn't gotten into a reasonable routine with their health, then they haven't quite "got it together" in life yet. Another...
E.A.R.T.H. Audio
A handy list of all the audio content on E.A.R.T.H. in one place for your listening pleasure!
Display a colourful slideshow of the quotes on your chosen section of the site.
Some bits and pieces I've created for fun which you can check out.
Photos!
For some reason photos are the most popular part of the site, so who am I to resist the mob.
It seemed like a good idea to make a list of songs I can, or at least could at one point, play on the guitar...
A very short...though some might say still too long...autobiography
Interdependence
A presentation I gave to the Students of Sustainability Conference on the Interdependence of life.
For the man who thinks for himself becomes acquainted with the authorities for his opinions only after he has acquired them and merely as confirmation of them, while the book philosopher starts with his authorities, in that he constructs his opinions by collecting together the opinions of others: his mind then compares with that of the former as an automon compares with a living man
Hitchhiker's, as it is simply known to its fans, is a sci-fi comedy classic. Douglas Adams has such delightful turns of thought, that one can forgive his complete bastardization of the word trilogy. Whether one forgives him or not is probably of no matter to Douglas Adams himself, as he has now booked a permanent table at the restaurant at the end of the universe, at which we will all one day find ourselves. Its basic plot revolves around a man called Arthur Dent who is whisked off Earth shortly before it is to be destroyed to make way for...