#bryan walsh

[rowdyarmstrong]

TENNYSON TWINK PRO WRESTLING Featuring BRYAN WALSH

thanks to @wrestlingjobbers for the clips

#tennysonwrestling #prowrestling #twinks #allworldprowrestling #bgeast

[oberlincollegelibraries]

The End is Near!     

The end of the semester looms ever closer and your list of things to do may seem out of control.  Get a broader perspective with the “weirdly hopeful” writings of Bryan Walsh and Jairus Victor Grove. “Weirdly hopeful” was used, in fact, in separate essays by different reviewers to describe these books.  The books are unflinching in their descriptions of the challenges we face on a planetary scale.   

In End Times, Walsh systematically surveys the “mortal threats” and “cascading catastrophes” that threaten humanity.  Walsh asks the reader to not turn away, but to look and understand, as a “critical step toward taking responsibility for saving us from ourselves.”  

Savage Ecology is characterized as “eco-pessimism” by another reviewer, and it is apt. Geopolitical violence of an apocalyptic scale dominates Grove’s writing.  Rather than viewing apocalypses, whether geological, ecological or on a human scale, as inevitable, Grove “reads them as transformations of bifurcation points where other ways of life become possible.”

Both books take the reader “to doomsday and back,” with creative strategies for sustaining life now and into the future.  One reviewer writes, “your thinking cannot survive [Savage Ecology] unchanged.”  Find them on the science library’s new book shelf.  For thoughtful and thought-provoking reading, you are welcome to borrow them over Winter Term and focus on your end-of-semester to-do list for now.

[jllongwrites]

Here Are the 11 New Books You Should Read in August

They feature more Lisbeth Salander, the end of the world, and the Jill Stein campaign

[ethtropy]

The Biggest Lesson About Climate Change From 2019

We need to change how our economy is powered — and that will require politics

We need to support #Environmental #Activists & adopt a #ProEnvironmental way of life. However this will not change the fact that we can only deal with #Climate #Change in the realm of #Politics & our vote is of paramount importance. Bryan Walsh on Medium.

[montrealrampage]

50/50 at the Montreal Improv : What's My Next Line?

50/50 at the Montreal Improv : What’s My Next Line?

Improv isn’t just about making people laugh around pop culture themes. It’s also a craft and an art that its practitioners can study and practice. To do so, there are a variety of improv exercises and games, some of which become full shows. Montreal Improv is building a show around pairing acting with improv. That’s right.  50%  of the show will be actors performing from a memorized script and…

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[honourableeats-blog]

There may be no other single human activity that has a bigger impact on the planet than the raising of livestock.

Bryan Walsh for Time Magazine’s The Triple Whopper Environmental Impact of Global Meat Production Dec. 16, 2013

[masscommgaelnation]

Quinn For the Win Holds Another Event for ALS Awareness, Anthony Carlo Reports Pat Quinn continues to battle ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), and with the help of Pete Kelly awareness continues to be raised.

[masscommgaelnation]

Everybody Loves Spring in the Morning Good Morning! Siobhan is late and Spring may have a twin on campus...can we really take another spring???