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A Chasing After Wind, Home of the Winds, A Chill Wind, A Welcome Wind, More Axial Rotation
For literally millenia, wind-battered reader, wind was considered not just a phenomenon of Nature, but supernatural. All major ancient human cultures had various deities associated with wind. Vayu is the Hindu god of the wind. The ancient Greeks of whom … Continue reading →
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You Need to Be a Generalist – Flexible and Adaptable. No, You Need to Be a Specialist – Unique and Set Apart
The February 2011 issue of Smithsonian has one of those wildlife feature articles that I just love. It’s entitled, “Snow Phantom,” on the “rare and maddeningly elusive” lynx in Montana. Wyoming, Washington, Maine and Minnesota also have small populations of … Continue reading →
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The Rev. Dr.'s Musings on Nature, Life & Belief 