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If gun culture is going to be the foundation for the kind of gun politics we have (which will brook no regulation at all, even when that regulation is designed to safeguard the lives and limbs of gun owners themselves); if the politics are the result of the culture (and it’s the kind of culture that says it’s okay to give a five-year-old a gun)…well then, I’m sorry—we need to talk about this culture.
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Originally built around 1100, St-Dunstan-in-the-East was a Church of England parish on St. Dunstan’s hill, halfway between London Bridge and the Tower of London. The church was severely damaged during the Blitz, with only the tower, steeple, and north and south walls remaining.
The Londoners, however, rallied round and turned a wreckage into something wonderful. A lawn and trees were planted in the ruins and a fountain in the middle of the nave, and the site was made into a public garden with occasional open-air services. I would so definitely go to an open-air service here. This is just my opinion, but I feel much closer to God (or the spiritual, or whatever you wish to call it) within ruins and wilderness than amongst the confines of man-made buildings. (yorkshirestacked on flickr)
Which fabric is more green? Acrylic or Cotton?
An “acrylic” sweater is totally artificial. It is made from about one gallon of oil. I, myself, can’t wear acrylic next to my skin, I start sweating like crazy….
However, 25% of all the pesticides used in the United States are used on Cotton. It is THE most sprayed crop.
So, I’m not sure which I think is better for the environment…
How about you? Which fabric do you think is better for the environment?
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Bacon Contest of the Day: Instructables is currently running a bacon-themed challenge, inviting its users to “make something amazing that involves bacon” for a chance to win a custom-etched iPad 2.
Of course, with bacon, even if you don’t win, you still win.
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