Here's an absolutely amazing video I stumbled across.
Something for all of us to think about the next time we think we're just a little too busy at that very moment to take the dog out for a walk!
And we think we're the only ones experiencing the rise in consciousness?
Remember that old biblical question, "Am I my brother's keeper?"
I think our good friends the canines might have just answered that one for us...
Saturday, March 7, 2009
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Lovely story, Strangie.
In times like these, we need to see stuff like that
Cheers my friend.
Andre
The ALIEN Project
www.thealienproject.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/thealienproject
I am never too busy to take the dog out... My dog likes to yank me out of my own skin, taking off out the door like a racehorse at the sight of any smaller creature. We don't have a fence so she never gets to roam around on her own, though. Makes me sad...
Before stumbled upon your post, I made my own post related to dogs.
Hey Strangie!
I found two third-party client software that allows you to send your tweets to twitter.
1 TweetDeck
2 Twitterfeed
I use TweetDeck and find it to be very useful. I am able to group my followers and following, send my tweets with customized URLs with pic attachments as well. Check it out.
Andre
The ALIEN Project
www.thealienproject.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/thealienproject
Thanks Andre.
Now we just need to get a working gadget for blogger that reads the tweets from others/followers to @synchs (not the status updates on the account) and we're set.
I know that can be done with an AJAX query.
using a line like:
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=to%3Asynchs
but we got to get that to work correctly in a blogger gadget.
~SE~
Awesome video.
Am very sure our reconnection to the animal & natural world is being called for big time.
Many thanks for that
Thanks for having posted this. I'd seen it on an animal activist & veganism proponent's site, Hag of Hecate, on MySpace quite some time ago. I must admit that I cry every time I view it. Have you seen the painting elephant footage yet? It's pretty amazing, too.
Oh, StrangEye, i forgot:
You pointed to these words;
CROWN of the Magi.
"and from there we can see the sword in the stone - he who can extract it is crowned king"
I get the drift, there is a sword in some stone, somewhere, which, if extracted, makles the extractor a king! I am interested in this because it is the Arthurian legend stuff. Isn't it?
I have been tracking a guy through the 17th Century who, I thought, was somehow claiming he was the true king of England, rather than Eliz I.
Since reading about this stone thing I now realise I was wrong.
But the crown of the Magi: what is this?
Thank you.
No you don't "get the drift".
When you've thought about it for awhile come back and we'll philosophize further.
~SE~
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