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Featured Fiction
Listen Earth Rise “ In Suscipio Eram Obscurum-In the beginning was darkness, we feel this as a truth. We must journey inward to hear the first word not that of root or seed but of cell within” -Mayragoon Fireflower, Origin Lectures: #121 Understanding our ancient memories U.T. 231343 No matter how many times he prayed pleaded begged and screamed Thomas Church could not die. Desperate scrabbling fingers and toes had early measured his kingdom of darkness. A coffin of rough pine t...

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[ Tue, 18 Nov 2008 23:44:44 PST ]


Featured Non-Fiction
Listen Part Three: Al-kimia transformed into Alchemie. As one star of Alchemy was fading another rose to the sky during Europe’s High Middle Ages. Fuelled by incoming Greek texts not seen since Roman times, and astounded by advanced Islamic texts, the Renaissance of the 12th century had begun. Kick started at the end of the Early Middle Ages by a Frenchman called Gerbert d'Aurillac, who under Roman Catholic monastic orders went to study mathematics in Spain. Once there, he was introduced to ...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 00:10:02 PST ]


Featured Non-Fiction
Listen Part Three: Al-kimia transformed into Alchemie. As one star of Alchemy was fading another rose to the sky during Europes High Middle Ages. Fuelled by incoming Greek texts not seen since Roman times, and astounded by advanced Islamic texts, the Renaissance of the 12th century had begun. Kick started at the end of the Early Middle Ages by a Frenchman called Gerbert d'Aurillac, who under Roman Catholic monastic orders went to study mathematics in Spain. Once there, he was introduced to no...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 02:10:02 -0600 ]


How Alchemy changed the World #3
Listen Part Three: Al-kimia transformed into Alchemie. As one star of Alchemy was fading another rose to the sky during Europe's High Middle Ages. Fuelled by incoming Greek texts not seen since Roman times, and astounded by advanced Islamic texts, the Renaissance of the 12th century had begun. Kick started at the end of the Early Middle Ages by a Frenchman called Gerbert d'Aurillac, who under Roman Catholic monastic orders went to study mathematics in Spain. Once there, he was introduced to no...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 00:04:08 PST ]


How Alchemy changed the World #3
Listen Part Three: Al-kimia transformed into Alchemie. As one star of Alchemy was fading another rose to the sky during Europe's High Middle Ages. Fuelled by incoming Greek texts not seen since Roman times, and astounded by advanced Islamic texts, the Renaissance of the 12th century had begun. Kick started at the end of the Early Middle Ages by a Frenchman called Gerbert d'Aurillac, who under Roman Catholic monastic orders went to study mathematics in Spain. Once there, he was introduced to no...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 02:04:08 -0600 ]


How Alchemy changed the World #2
ListenPart Two: The Spagyric Arts reborn as Al-kimia 130 years after the fall of Roman Alexandria in 772CE, with Europe deep into the Dark Ages, one Abu Musa Jābir ibn Hayyān, more commonly known as Geber or Jabir, was born in Tus, Khorasan (present day Iran). As Hermes was the father of Alchemy, Jabir would become known as the Father of Chemistry, and this is where we can find the root of the word Alchemy in the Arabic, al-kimia - the art of transformation, which up until then had been c...

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[ Sun, 02 Nov 2008 23:31:57 PST ]


How Alchemy changed the World #2
ListenPart Two: The Spagyric Arts reborn as Al-kimia 130 years after the fall of Roman Alexandria in 772CE, with Europe deep into the Dark Ages, one Abu Musa J?bir ibn Hayy?n, more commonly known as Geber or Jabir, was born in Tus, Khorasan (present day Iran). As Hermes was the father of Alchemy, Jabir would become known as the Father of Chemistry, and this is where we can find the root of the word Alchemy in the Arabic, al-kimia - the art of transformation, which up until then had been cal...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 01:31:57 -0600 ]


Featured Fiction
Listen Earth Rise In Suscipio Eram Obscurum-In the beginning was darkness, we feel this as a truth. We must journey inward to hear the first word not that of root or seed but of cell within -Mayragoon Fireflower, Origin Lectures: #121 Understanding our ancient memories U.T. 231343 No matter how many times he prayed pleaded begged and screamed Thomas Church could not die. Desperate scrabbling fingers and toes had early measured his kingdom of darkness. A coffin of rough pine that ...

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[ Mon, 03 Nov 2008 01:21:29 -0600 ]


How Alchemy changed the World #1
ListenPart One: The Ancients Back in the millennia between 5000BCE - 400BCE there arose in Ancient Egypt spearheaded by their living gods and presided over by the priestly orders, a new way of looking at and understanding the world. It was the first known catalogued studies focusing not only on the composition of the world around us, but also how that knowledge could be both, utilised and preserved. Shrouded in mystery, allegoric encryption, and ritual, held forth as decrees from the gods, Al...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Yvonne Vera The Fearless Taboo Queen
Listen"I am against silence, the books I write try to undo the silent posture African women have endured over so many decades...” -Yvonne Vera. Yvonne was born in 1964 and raised in Zimbabwe’s second largest city Bulawayo during British colonial and then Rhodesian minority oppression. Though Yvonne was somewhat graced by her families prominent status, her father was a prosperous well connected businessman and her uncle a former local football star and manager of a top hotel. Together they we...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Evolution in Action
ListenThe general theory that humans have essentially stopped evolving has never sat well with me. For why should that be the case, what could have told our DNA to stop adapting to its situation, like it has been doing since the first strand of DNA ever evolved in the first place? From the University of Utah comes a study which not only suggests that humans are indeed still evolving, but have actually been doing so at an accelerated rate since the advent of farming and the end of the last ice a...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


The radio wave Wizard John Kanzius
Listen When John Kanzius a retired radio station owner and self taught radio and TV engineer developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2004, he underwent the traditional chemotherapy sessions.'I noticed young kids losing their smiles, losing their hair, and I said to myself: today's chemotherapy is cruel. There's gotta be a better way to cure cancer.' -John KanziusWith his extensive background in radio engineering John set out to see if he could somehow apply this knowledge in the treatment of cancer...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Organic Gardening: Crop Rotation
ListenThe concept and practise of crop rotation is not a new one there are ancient Roman, African and Asian archaeological references to its practice and theory. But it was not until 8 - 13 CE during the global Muslim Agricultural Revolution (MAR), that it became well known and widely introduced into global farming practises. It is only with the fairly new advent of inorganic pesticides and fertilisers that crop rotation lost favour and was mistakenly replaced. There is however a return to or in...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Macerations
Listen Maceration derives from the Latin word maceratus: to soften, and is perhaps, apart from enfleurage and SCCD both very intensive preparations, the gentlest and one of the easiest ways to extract chemical compounds from herbs for home use. Maceration contains within it two preparations, but is technically chemically defined as, the preparation of an extract by soaking the containing material in an organic solvent. Taken like this maceration would thereby include infusions, decoctions, tin...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Infusions
Listen Introduction to Home Herbal Preparations The world of herbs and their healing qualities is a most fascinating one, herbs being primarily any soft stemmed plants that humans use for medicinal, culinary and other purposes, but may include especially medically woody stemmed plants too e.g. the Bay tree. By far the most common way we prepare and consume herbs is to add small prescribed quantities so indicated in recipes in the preparation of our daily meals. For more on culinary herbs s...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Essential Oil Extraction
Listen Essential Oils are the volatile chemical compounds contained within plants. Volatile because they are contained within sometimes delicate structure and oils which have very low boiling points. If not sealed either within the plant or in a bottle volatile the oils will escape into the environment. Essential oils are generally used externally for a multitude of therapeutic treatments. Although in strictly speaking, the term essential oil is in reference to the aromatic value of the oils a...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Tinctures
Listen When herbs contain non-water soluble chemical compounds, larger amounts to be processed or long term storage is required then the next step from Infusions and Decoctions is Tinctures. This is achieved through the use of an alcohol water mix so what the water does not manage to extract the alcohol usually does. It is important to note that only grain (ethanol) alcohols should be used, the resultant tincture is mostly for human consumption and so never use wood (methanol) alcohols, i...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Decoctions
ListenWhile Infusions are generally for soft or fresh plants that easily render their compounds to its gentle process. When dealing with tough or woody plants, roots, stems and seeds it is generally necessary to take the next step up in extraction preparation and that is Decoctions. Although like Infusions and water Macerations the governing factor is whether or not the chemical compounds contained within the herb are water soluble or not. For the most part water is considered a Universal Solven...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Self-assembled Nano-circuit boards with DNA Origami and Carbon Nanotubes
Listen Just when Moore’s Law seemed to be hitting a sponge wall of 45nm, IBM inconjunction with Paul Rothemund have paved the way right down to a possible 2nm or 2 billionths of a meter. Now if that wasn’t enough to have even the mildest of technophile’s wonder at the possible increase in processing speed and power that could ensue. There’s something for the SF enthusiast too, because this avenue of research could lead to the first commercial organically self-assembled nano circuit bo...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Cloud Computing: A perfect storm gathering
Listen There is a perfect storm gathering in the computing world, a storm that is set to scour present day computing into a strange and foreign landscape. One that could potentially see everyday home and business computing become a virtually inescapable cloud utility service like electricity or water. Except this utility service would be global and ultimately run by giants like Google, Microsoft, Sun, Cisco, Amazon etc. There are many elements to the coming storm amongst them are Cloud Co...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


The great divide in 3D CGI between real-time rendering and pre-rendering
Listen Letter to the Editor Financial Times ref: Alan Cane’s article “Will we be able to tell reality from artificial imagery?” FT Europe 30th Jan 2008. Sir, Whilst Alan Cane poses some interesting questions about the narrowing divide between real and artificial imagery and how this might affect our future society, in his article "Will we be able to tell reality from artificial imagery". I think he underestimates the fundamental divide between the real-time 3d rendering processes e.g....

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


Dr. Valter Longo Vs Death: Biogerontology ups the ante for Immortality
Listen The Tree of Life, the Philosopher’s Stone, the Holy Grail; throughout human history the myth and legend of immortality and extended life has been a common cross cultural theme. Yet one that has always stayed obscured mysterious and decidedly out of reach, that is until now and the advent of genetic Biogerontology. At the University of Southern California, Dr Valter Longo not only looks Death in the eyes daily but they play high stakes poker together. And on the line is nothing else bu...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


I'll see you in Budapest
Listen “I know I shall return Return, return My wanderings will end I'll be there again In my beautiful country. No faraway lands lure me No glimmering cities I am free of temptations. Finally I am home I know Finally, finally My wanderings are over At last I am here.” -Ancient Magyar folk song First named Aquincum, Budapest has been long been a Capital. One that has flourished through adversity with diversity, blossoming over 2300 years into a thriving metropolis...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:44:58 PDT ]


How Alchemy changed the World #1
ListenPart One: The Ancients Back in the millennia between 5000BCE - 400BCE there arose in Ancient Egypt spearheaded by their living gods and presided over by the priestly orders, a new way of looking at and understanding the world. It was the first known catalogued studies focusing not only on the composition of the world around us, but also how that knowledge could be both, utilised and preserved. Shrouded in mystery, allegoric encryption, and ritual, held forth as decrees from the gods, Al...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


Yvonne Vera The Fearless Taboo Queen
Listen"I am against silence, the books I write try to undo the silent posture African women have endured over so many decades... -Yvonne Vera. Yvonne was born in 1964 and raised in Zimbabwes second largest city Bulawayo during British colonial and then Rhodesian minority oppression. Though Yvonne was somewhat graced by her families prominent status, her father was a prosperous well connected businessman and her uncle a former local football star and manager of a top hotel. Together they were b...

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[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


Evolution in Action
ListenThe general theory that humans have essentially stopped evolving has never sat well with me. For why should that be the case, what could have told our DNA to stop adapting to its situation, like it has been doing since the first strand of DNA ever evolved in the first place? From the University of Utah comes a study which not only suggests that humans are indeed still evolving, but have actually been doing so at an accelerated rate since the advent of farming and the end of the last ice a...

MORE... | LISTEN | DOWNLOAD | MOBILE DEVICE

[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


The radio wave Wizard John Kanzius
Listen When John Kanzius a retired radio station owner and self taught radio and TV engineer developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2004, he underwent the traditional chemotherapy sessions.'I noticed young kids losing their smiles, losing their hair, and I said to myself: today's chemotherapy is cruel. There's gotta be a better way to cure cancer.' -John KanziusWith his extensive background in radio engineering John set out to see if he could somehow apply this knowledge in the treatment of cancer...

MORE... | LISTEN | DOWNLOAD | MOBILE DEVICE

[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


Organic Gardening: Crop Rotation
ListenThe concept and practise of crop rotation is not a new one there are ancient Roman, African and Asian archaeological references to its practice and theory. But it was not until 8 - 13 CE during the global Muslim Agricultural Revolution (MAR), that it became well known and widely introduced into global farming practises. It is only with the fairly new advent of inorganic pesticides and fertilisers that crop rotation lost favour and was mistakenly replaced. There is however a return to or in...

MORE... | LISTEN | DOWNLOAD | MOBILE DEVICE

[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Macerations
Listen Maceration derives from the Latin word maceratus: to soften, and is perhaps, apart from enfleurage and SCCD both very intensive preparations, the gentlest and one of the easiest ways to extract chemical compounds from herbs for home use. Maceration contains within it two preparations, but is technically chemically defined as, the preparation of an extract by soaking the containing material in an organic solvent. Taken like this maceration would thereby include infusions, decoctions, tin...

MORE... | LISTEN | DOWNLOAD | MOBILE DEVICE

[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]


Home Herbal Preparations: Infusions
Listen Introduction to Home Herbal Preparations The world of herbs and their healing qualities is a most fascinating one, herbs being primarily any soft stemmed plants that humans use for medicinal, culinary and other purposes, but may include especially medically woody stemmed plants too e.g. the Bay tree. By far the most common way we prepare and consume herbs is to add small prescribed quantities so indicated in recipes in the preparation of our daily meals. For more on culinary herbs s...

MORE... | LISTEN | DOWNLOAD | MOBILE DEVICE

[ Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:44:58 -0500 ]

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