Our Sacred Planet Mother Earth in all of it’s Amazing Beauty and the Quote of the Day 130

Our Sacred Planet Mother Earth in all of it’s Amazing Beauty and the Quote of the Day 130

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Sylvia Plath – lives on as a cultural icon

Sylvia Plath – lives on as a cultural icon

Sylvia Plath, the poet, has become embedded in the culture as a mythic figure of tragedy and talent, using her words as a confessional to speak directly to the reader.  A new mammoth edition of 542 of her poems has the editors waxing eloquent about her ability to “combine raw emotional depth with humour and…

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Germany Electricity Production: Transformation of Europe’s Largest Economy

Germany Electricity Production: Transformation of Europe’s Largest Economy

Overview: Europe’s Industrial Powerhouse Germany stands as the economic engine of Europe and one of the world’s most significant electricity markets. Producing approximately 497 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity annually, Germany ranks as the 10th largest electricity producer globally and the largest in Europe. This massive power system supports Europe’s biggest economy, home to over 83…

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The Hit List – The test

The Hit List – The test

I’m about to embark on a tour for my upcoming book, The Book of Astrological Returns – Your Complete Guide to Every Life Cycle from the Sun to Pluto. When your book launches, it’s important to support it with signing events and whatnot. So, off I go! However, this isn’t the only reason I’m hitting…

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Goya and Raphael – two very different Aries

Goya and Raphael – two very different Aries

Francisco Goya, the Spanish artist, started life painting  religious scenes, court portraits and rural idylls before descending into darker subjects as his pessimism about human behaviour and a repressive political situation clouded his optimism.   His etchings, the Caprichos, depicted what he described as “the innumerable foibles and follies to be found in any civilized…

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