Binding of Harm & Ill intent
Tongue of malice, feet of spite,I bind your power here tonight.Every word and deed of ill,Against me now is rendered
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Do Healthy Dogs Need Joint Supplements? What the Science Says About Keeping Dogs Moving
Do Healthy Dogs Need Joint Supplements? What the Science Says About Keeping Dogs Moving
If you own a dog long enough, there comes a point when you begin watching movement differently.
China Rejected Argentine Beef Over a Banned Antibiotic. The Exporter Kept Shipping Beef to America. A 22-ton shipment, a prohibited drug, an unresolved investigation, expanding U.S. beef imports — and questions American regulators have not publicly answered
On March 19, 2026, China’s General Administration of Customs (GACC) notified Argentina that it had detected chloramphenicol in beef from one of Argentina’s major processors and suspended further imports from that plant.
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New Directions for Women: The Organization, Property, Programs and Money Behind the Third Avenue Shelter
805 Third Avenue North in downtown Myrtle Beach sits New Directions for Women, a women’s homeless shelter operated by New Directions of Horry County.
The relatively small residential-style property is part of a much larger nonprofit organization with more than $4 million in reported assets, substantial private and government funding, a structured recovery-based program, and plans to replace the Third Avenue women’s shelter
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The Council of Laodicea: Who Gets to Control Knowledge?
Why is astrology condemned by the Christian faith, you ask?
Maybe the more interesting question is:
Who decided it should be—and why?
To explore that question, we have to go back roughly 1,660 years to the Council of Laodicea, a regional gathering of Christian bishops in Asia Minor, probably held sometime around A.D. 363–364.
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Neurologic: Timothy Leary’s Map of the Human Mind
Most people remember Timothy Leary for LSD.
In 1973, Timothy Leary was imprisoned at the California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo. During a period in solitary confinement, he began writing what became Neurologic.
It’s Okay to Ride Solo
We’ve somehow been conditioned to believe that being alone means something is wrong. That if the phone isn’t ringing, the invitations aren’t coming, or the people who once occupied so much of our time have moved on, then we must have lost something.
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Consider for a moment an alternate reality
Consider for a moment an alternate reality where your elected officials were corrupt and easily blackmailed
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Repurposed Antiparasitic Drugs and Cancer: Separating Scientific Evidence from Hope, Hype, and Controversy
Repurposed Antiparasitic Drugs and Cancer: Separating Scientific Evidence from Hope, Hype, and Controversy
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57 Years… Here’s What Life Has Taught Me
It’s taken me 57 years to learn these lessons. If I can save you even a few years of frustration, heartache, or wasted time, then writing this was worth it.
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