Monday, July 26, 2010

Summer re-runs (Part 4): Eco-Poetry

Posted by Mickey Z on 07/26 at 04:31 PM
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  1. That’s definitely the greenest poem I’ve ever read.  Good job by Whitman.

    Posted by Charles from Jersey City, NJ  on  07/27  at  07:56 AM

  2. Good morning Mickey and everyone. Thanks for the poem by Walt Whitman.

    I’m trying to explain ideas about green and social ecology to people who are encouraging development in an area that is already too saturated with development. I guess their key to the future is to continue making mistakes of the past that are the present. Perhaps I should not concern myself with explaining until I learn how to perform resurrections.

    Posted by Joe of Maine from The Window  on  07/27  at  08:03 AM

  3. Hi Joe, Charles, Mickey, and all…

    Great photos!!! Helga is beautiful.

    Right now I am listening to DN.  Hot topic is Julian Assange. I have been following his work for a long time. I think my faith in humanity is being restored, or else I am in love. When I hear him speak, I think that maybe there is a light at the end of the tunnel....Next assignment - to get Manning released from prison.  Also, Lynne Stewart - 10 years for releasing a statement at the request of her client.

    captcha says “history” - yep, Julian has made history.

    Posted by RMJ from Ward Churchill 4 Prez Hdqts  on  07/27  at  11:59 AM

  4. News update....BP to emerge smaller and wiser from the crisis apparently.

    Even if it were true, are we supposed to say “well that is alright then”?

    Posted by michael from scotland  on  07/27  at  04:53 PM

  5. There were two oil spills today.  Unreal.  One in Michigan and another in the Gulf.  This is all really sickening.

    Posted by Charles from Jersey City, NJ  on  07/27  at  06:55 PM

  6. New post is up. Sorry for the silence bt I’m busy helping my Dad move into an assisted living facility.

    Posted by Mickey Z. from LoneStar  on  07/29  at  08:30 AM

  7. This is important if HP2-T15 you test first, then write HP2-K18 code--which you really should HP2-E26 try! it’s liberating--because your controller HP0-S23 frequently interacts with HP0-M39 model (database) and view, so it’s nice to know, by using a mock database/view, that your controller is doing HP0-T16 exactly what it should. In other words, you have to have HP0-J23the mocks in order to fully test (i.e., define HP0-J34 by means of tests) the controller’s API.

    Posted by Certkey from United States  on  12/14  at  09:47 PM

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