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	BIRDS and VIOLINS by David Sparenberg There are some who love the Earth still (too few) and the vast array of natural wonders, who delight to awaken to the music of birds and violins. That is core-poetry.
	Capturing the stars by Dr. Derrick Lim With the proliferation of modding cameras for H-alpha sensitivity, I find myself still enjoying the image through an unmodded camera. The subtle reds do give a more realistic feel to the image.
	Educating ...helicopters (Greek) by Thanos Kalamidas The fifth episode of the satirical Asterixian of the absolutely corrupted Greek Prime Mayor Koulis with is latest helicopter fly, all in Greek.

	Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for August 2020 by Manish Kumar Arora Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for August 2020
	Dag Hammarskjold (29 July 1905 -18 September 1961) Crisis Manager and longer-range world community Builder by Rene Wadlow Dag Hammarskjold became Secretary-General of the United Nations at a moment of crisis related to the 1950-1953 war in Korea, and he died in his plane crash in 1961 on a mission dealing with the war in the Congo.
	Some advice to writers by Joseph Gatt Answering frequently asked (or meditated) questions to wannabe authors.
	The ANCESTOR by David Sparenberg Here is the story of my Native American great grandmother, whose presence lives in me to this day. I do not know her name, the reason for which will be part of the telling. I do know that she was a full blood Eastern Cherokee...
	Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for July 2020 by Manish Kumar Arora Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for July 2020
	Antoine de Saint Exupery: Solitude and Solidarity by Rene Wadlow Antoine de Saint Exupery (1900-1944), whose birth anniversary we note on 29 June was a cosmopolitan humanist in the Stoic tradition. He belonged to the rural nobility of France and could have used the title of Count but never did.
	MAN WALKING an UNPAVED ROAD by David Sparenberg Man walks along an unpaved road. His feet make rhyth - the rhythm of a human walking (a two legged, as sages say). His feet form patterns on the wending road - changes to micro-climates and eco-structures...
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Columns Everybody has an opinion about the world in which we live, but how many of us are driven to shout about them every week in a column?Find out the names of those people...