Posts From tbaker
Aries Spring Festival & Spirit Of Resurrection
We are in the first week of spring. It is a potent week with many world conferences, potent astrological alignments and a solar festival with the Spirit of Resurrection
Kata Mari: A Natural Talent
By Claire Ala Designing clothes is not an easy task. There’s a ton of work that goes into making clothes, but most of the time the work is allocated between
Coming Of Age In Memphis
By Robert Laurence Sandra G. Ostrander calls her younger self a “cookie whore,” growing up and doing battle with childhood crisis and teenage adventure in Memphis during the 1950s and
Weekend Brunch (And Many, Many Mimosas) With Friends
By Emily Smith Blazers make any outfit look better — more polished, pulled together — it’s just as simple as that. TIP 1: Keep a keen eye out for well-tailored
The High Price Of A Hog Farm
The High Price Of A Hog Farm Farm Owners Remain Confused About Community Outcry Over Hog Farm Near Buffalo River By Terrah Baker Jason Henson is one of three partners
Author Puts Dynamic Personality To Use
1Staff Report One local writer has too much personality for one name. That’s why, Tom Gnagey chooses to write under half a dozen pen names, with different genres attributed to
The Math To True Love
“Women value men who don’t seem to be living by others’ dictates — men who are spontaneous and fun and don’t have a faraway look in their eyes because they’re
Buying Land For Sustainability
By Amanda Bancroft If looking for land is like trying to find a needle in a haystack, searching for Ripples’ land is like trying to find the needle when the
Billionaires Muzzle Climate Science
By George Monbiot Published in the Guardian Feb. 19, 2013 Conspiracies against the public don’t get much uglier than this. As the Guardian revealed last week, two secretive organizations working
The Sky Is Falling
By Rachel Birdsell I have a phrase I use when someone is losing their mind over something that isn’t worth losing their mind over. I call it “doing the muppet.”