My World of “Ought to Be”by Timothy Wilken, MD(Untitled)- April 13, 2004 Thanks for visiting this website. It has been my pleasure to post articles and essays here for your enjoyment. This site has been a part of the SynEARTH Network for the past two years. Today, it is time to renew my Radio license for another year, but I realize I simply don't have the time to properly develop and support this site. So please visit our main page News for a Synergic Earth, or our other websites: Future Positive, CommUnity of Minds, and The Time-binding Trust....http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/12.html#a506 (Untitled)- April 12, 2004 Christ Crucified by the Virtues Peter Steinfels writes: Christ Crucified by the Virtues." To contemporary eyes, it is a strange and thought-provoking image, particularly at a moment of impassioned discussions about who was responsible for the death of Jesus. This full-page frontispiece of a 13th-century volume of readings for saints' days shows Jesus being crucified not by Roman soldiers or Jewish authorities or even the sins of humanity &151; but by virtues.The figure of Jesus,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/12.html#a505 (Untitled)- April 9, 2004 Seven Stars: A Better Way Laura Sayre writes: Today, Seven Stars processes about 1.25 million pounds of milk per year (about three-quarters of which is produced on-farm), makes 175 to 200 quarts of yogurt a day six days a week, and employs 15 people year-round. ... Seven Stars is home to an 80-cow herd of mixed Jersey, Guernsey, and Holstein crosses. They all have names as well as numbers, and they all get to keep their horns (except for Cerveza, the bull), which gives them an...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/09.html#a504 (Untitled)- April 7, 2004 The Theory of the Universe ... Terence R. Wilken writes: My 3-12 year old grandson came up with his theory of how the world works. He informed his mother of his findings: During the day, all the stars come together to form the sun. During the evening they all break apart and become stars again. After this announcement, all other things became less important. It takes children to put everything in perspective. Now it is time for some of those less important...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/07.html#a503 (Untitled)- April 5, 2004 What is the Internet for Timothy Wilken, MD writes: In 1984, I imagined a future where information and knowledge flowed from home computer-communication terminals like water from a tap, electicity from a plug or gas from a spigot. I am a synergic scientist. Synergy is that postive relationship between humans when both individuals&150;both self and other&150; are mutually benefited by their relationship. Both individuals are more happy, more effective, and more productive because...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/05.html#a502 (Untitled)- April 3, 2004 State of Humanity David C. Korten writes: We of the human species stand poised on the threshold of a choice between self-destruction and creative possibility. Able to imagine worlds yet to be, enquire into creation&146;s deepest mysteries, journey to the stars or into the world of sub-atomic particles, create great civilizations and systems of global communication, unlock the secrets of the physical building blocks of matter, and decipher and rearrange the genetic codes of life,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/03.html#a501 (Untitled)- April 2, 2004 Oil Price Trends 2004-2010 Andrew McKillop writes: Growth rates of world oil consumption (e.g. 3-year averages) started moving up since the 1994-96 period, and have received new impetus through a combination of higher oil and gas prices, and the very fast economic growth of China, India and other large population, fast industrialising countries. Current &145;trend rates of growth&146; are likely about 2.25%-per-year, that is well above world population growth, indicating that per..http://radio.weblogs.com/0100682/2004/04/02.html#a500 |