London Evening Standard (West End Final A)13 Mar 2012
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Portal Out, Starboard Home-Bert Portal in the London Evening Standard
Posted on March 15, 2012 by nothoney
Christmas 2011
Posted on December 25, 2011 by nothoney
Originally posted on December 25, 2008. Nothing has changed since then – life for non-humans continues to worsen … they’re starting to open up the sky they’re starting to reach down through and it feels like we’re living in that split-second of a car crash and time is slowing down and if we only had [...]
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If You Must Shop at Christmas, Do Some Good
Posted on December 5, 2010 by nothoney
Honestly, I don’t get the whole Christmas consumerism thing. I don’t understand why any rational person would stand outside in the dark and cold for hours waiting for a store to open. They wait so they can buy stuff that will be discarded or sent to a landfill in about six months. All that energy, [...]
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Blog Action Day 2010 – Water
Posted on October 15, 2010 by nothoney
Maybe this post isn’t exactly what the organizers of Blog Action Day had in mind, but it’s the subject that’s on my mind … the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. I grew up on the Gulf, my hometown sits on the west coast of Florida and my Dad lives about two miles [...]
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What’s Really Happening in the Gulf?
Posted on September 19, 2010 by nothoney
So I was writing these weekly updates about BP’s horrendous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for another Web site as part of a charity contest (we won, yay, GulfAid got a lotta money), then the contest ended, I left the Web site, but I still want to write the updates. I’ll try to [...]
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NRDC: Stop Shell Oil From Drilling in the Arctic Ocean
Posted on August 2, 2010 by nothoney
Save BioGems
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Swamp Tours, Gators, and Wildlife as Entertainment
Posted on June 27, 2010 by nothoney
Just this week I returned from a five-day visit to New Orleans. It’d been five years since my last visit and I was eager to see how the area was getting along. I traveled with a friend who’d never been to the Deep South so there were a few mandatory things we had to see [...]
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Jack Hanna Misinforms Anderson Cooper On BP Gulf Clean-up
Posted on May 27, 2010 by nothoney
I’m sure some of you will be surprised to learn that Jack Hanna is no friend to animals as we’ve seen him on countless TV programs pretending otherwise. But read on and learn more about his thinly-veiled facade of wildlife protector. As I’ve written here many times, you can’t protect wildlife if you still eat [...]
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DawnWatch: BP Oil Disaster
Posted on May 10, 2010 by nothoney
A really good round-up post by Karen Dawn for her DawnWatch media alert on the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, where I grew up in a small, coastal Florida town. This sickens me more than I can say without becoming profane. The biggest news for animals over the last week has been the BP [...]
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How ‘Bout A Nice Asphalt Plant In Your Neighborhood?
Posted on May 8, 2010 by nothoney
Last summer I was made aware, by my friends who work in the leasing office of my apartment community, of plans for two new asphalt plants looking for county approval. These plants are about five or six miles from where I live. My friends asked me to contact the leaders of Bristow Opposition to find [...]
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