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What Kind of Nerdfighter Are You?: the unschooling kind

About Me:: i have a interrest in keeping this planet going, well with people on it, the planet would survive ok without us. so i am interested in "green" issues, human rights, fairtrade ectr. i seriously fear a future where the rich live well and everyone else in squallor. i don't believe we'll emigrate to mars and there fore should take care of earth for EVERYONE.

Favorite Books, Movies, Music, and more: Marge Piercy: HE SHE AND IT [also sometimes called BODY OF GLASS]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/He,_She_and_It

GONE TO SOLDIERS,

http://www.margepiercy.com/books/gone-to-soldiers.htm

SUMMERPEOPLE,

WOMAN AT THE EDGE OF TIME

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_on_the_Edge_of_Time
Helen Dunmore: THE SIEGE
Eleanor Dark: LANTANA LANE ,THE TIMELESS LAND
Barbara Kingsolver: PRODIGAL SUMMER, ANIMAL VEGETABLE MIRACLE, HIGH TIDE IN TUCSON

Amitav Gosh: THE HUNGRY TIDE, THE GLASS PALACE, SEA OF POPPIES
Anita Diamant: THE RED TENT
Bernard Scklink: THE READER
Reginald Hill: THE STRANGER HOUSE, PICTURES OF PERFECTION, pretty much everything
David Lodge: THE BRITISH MUSEUM IS FALLING DOWN,TRADING PLACES, and almost every thing else
christopher Brookmeyre: THE SACRED ART OF STEALING,A BIG BOY DID IT AND RUN AWAY
Phillip Reeve: MORTAL ENGINE SERIES
Jonothan Stroud: THE AMULET OF SAMARKANT, THE GOLEMS EYE, PTOLEMY,S GATE
Irene Nemirovsky: SUITE FRANCAISE
Luise Welsh: THE CUTTING ROOM [ disturbing but nessecary]
Jane Austen: PRIDE AND PEJUDICE, PERSUASSION
Alice Walker : THE TEMPLE OF MY FAMILIAR, POSESSING THE SECRET OF JOY, THE COLOR PURPLE
Fyodor Dostoevsky: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV
Carl Hiaasen: LUCKY YOU, SICK PUPPY
Meg Rossof: THE WAY I LIVE NOW, JUST IN CASE
John Irving: SON OF THE CIRCUS, THE HOTEL NEW HAMPSHIRE
Fay Weldon: FEMALE FRIENDS, LETTERS TO ALICE;ON FIRST READING JANE AUSTIN
Yann Martel; LIFE OF PT
Ian Mcewan:ATONEMENT
Naomi Klein: NO LOGO
Susie Orbach; FAT IS A FEMENIST ISSUE
Amos Elon: THE PITY OF IT ALL
Annie Proul: THE SHIPPING NEWS,THAT OLD ACE IN THE WALL
Mark Gimenez: THE COULOR OF THE LAW
Harlan Coben: GONE FOR GOOD
Noam Chomsky: FAILED STATES
Anne Tylor: THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST
Bill Bryson: NOTES FROM A BIG COUNTRY
Fred Pearce: CONFESSIONS OF AN ECO SINNER
Harper Lee: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Dodie Smith: I CAPTURE THE CASTLE
Andrea Levy:SMALL ISLAND
Sebastian Faulks: CHARLOTTE GRAY
Marion Zimmer Bradley: THE MISTS OF AVALON
Joseph Cannon: THE GOOD GERMAN
Isabelle Allende: HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS
Paul Theroux: THE MOSQUITO COAST
Andrew Davidson: THE GARGOYLE
Saci Lloyd: THE CARBON DIARIES 2015
Jean Bendel: SCHOOLS OUT
Liz Greene: SATURN; A NEW LOOK AT AN OLD DEVIL
John Holt: A LIFE WORTH LIVING, TEACH YOUR OWN
Sheila Kitzinger: EVERYTHING ,BUT ESPECIALLY ; THE EXPERIENCE OF CHILDBIRTH
Ina May Gaskin:sPIRITUAL MIDWIFERY
Robert S. Mendelsohn: HOW TO RAISE A HEALTHY CHILD IN SPITE OF YOU DOCTOR, CONFESSIONS OF A MEDICAL HERETIC, MALE PRACTICE
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Frances Moore Lappe: DIET FOR A SMALL PLANET
Ellen Buchman Ewald: RECIPES FOR A SMALL PLANET
Rose Elliot:THE BEAN BOOK
Akiko Aoyaki &William Shurtleff:THE BOOK OF TOFU
John Harding:ONE BIG DAMN PUZZLER
Viera Schreibner: VACCINATION
Edwrd McNeal: MATHSEMANTICS
Kate Atkinson: HUMAN QROQUE
Nadeem Aslam: MAPS FOR LOST LOVERS
Matthew Kneale: ENGLISH PASSENGERS
Doris Lessing: CANOPUS IN ARGOS SERIES
Vikas Swarup: Q&A
Mellisa Marr: WICKED,LOVELY
Aala Al Aswany: CHICAGO
Peggy Elliot: A SMALL PART OF HISTORY
Jeff lindsay: DARKLY DREAMING DEXTER, DEARLY DEVOTED DEXTER, DEXTER IN THE DARK
Stuart MacBride: COLD CRANITE
Carlos Ruiz Zafon: THE SHADOW OF THE WIND
Lee Child: ALMOST EVERYTHING, except without fail.
Dean Koontz; FEAR NOTHING,THE ODD THOMAS BOOKS, VELOCITY, FRANKENSTEIN
Bruno Bettelheim; EVERYTHING.

What's your favorite thing to put on your head?: nothing

If you could do your happy dance with anyone who would it be with?: my daughter

Website:: http://www.youtube.com/sabelmouse

When did you start watching B20: January

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Meatless Monday: Money for Nothing? Cheap Food's Hidden Costs

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Science Weekly: Top 10 myths of ecological living

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2012 and how good viral marketing can go bad

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Haus proud: The women of Bauhaus When the Bauhaus art school opened in 1919, more women applied than men - so why have we never heard of them?

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At 11:35am on November 16, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: Too true!

At 11:12am on November 16, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: I am not, as a dictinary defines it: "a person whose work exhibits exceptional skill".

I am rather a "person inexperienced or unskilled in a particular activity".

At 10:57am on November 16, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: Lush sound immensely interesting, as a purveyor of the finer things it is always exciting to find an "old style" producer of the high quality products we all love, this is made even more so by the contributions they have made against fox hunting for example.

Thanks for the complements, I'm not really an artist, I'm not really anything. Just an amateur at everything.

At 1:14pm on November 15, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: Well, I've only tried a couple of Lush's products... I'll give it a go though.

I do make money with the merchandise, but I give it all away to charity.

I haven't made much (about £3 profit), but I have sold one tie and two tee-shirts.

At 5:52am on November 7, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: I knew there was shop there, but I didn't know that it was made there. Unfortunately, I have only ever seen two shops before... One in London, the other in Poole.

At 5:44am on November 7, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: Ah, well it's nothing to be ashamed of. It is true that it is usually difficult to read and watch simultaneously, well done on finding an exception to the rule!

At 4:25am on November 7, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: Ah, well, I saw it in your favourites on YouTube. I think our favourites say a lot about who we are and what we like. For example; I know that the Dutch musician J.B. Dazen likes Monty Python, simply from his favourites on youtube. I advise that you look into Ultraviolet. I like it very much and if you liked that clip, it is probable that you would enjoy the rest of the series.

At 12:41am on November 7, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson said…: I didn't know you liked Ultraviolet! I have the DVD of the only series. It was very good.

At 8:15am on October 23, 2009, Dem(r.i.p.Ruby) said…: 'r.i.p.' stands for 'rest in peace'

At 12:35am on October 21, 2009, President Clive-φ-Davidson gave sabelmouse a gift…: Bonsai Tree
Here, I wanted to test this thing out. I thought of you when I saw the tree.
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