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Monthly Archives: September 2008
How Ike Saved Cents
In the height of hurricane season, it seems proper to feel a bit humbled by natural forces. Forces that in spite of our best technologies we are unable to control or even marginally predict. While the damage in comparison to … Continue reading
Posted in Business of ecology
Tagged Caribbean, energy, Galvaston, Houston, Hurricanes, Ike, Katrina, Texas A&M, Westlake High School
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Necessity is the Mother of (Green) Invention
When you buy the product, you are buying the package, too. So says my friend Gina who comes half-day on Mondays and a full day on Friday to help me clean up after myself and my family. I finally realized … Continue reading
Posted in Business of ecology
Tagged cleaning, green, invention, mom, recycle, reduce, reuse
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Modern day prophet
The Prophet Jeremiah Mourning over the Destruction of Jerusalem – Rembrandt 1630 Something that may be worth looking at and/or ruling in/out, is to go for an upgrade in an already-robust qualifications in your work with kids and their families. … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplative exploration / Religion
Tagged college acceptance, divinity, masters degree, ministry, prophecy, rejection, seminary
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