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  I’m starting an insurrection. If you live in an area that was once native oak woodland, join me. I’m talking to you, Oakland, Oak Hills, Oak View, Shady Oaks, Oak Ridge, Royal Oaks, Oak Park, Oakmont – all of … Continue reading →

Congratulations on being invited to give keynote speech!

I understand that Bree Newsome and her friend had a court hearing on Monday.  Were the charges against them dropped? Did the judge issue a gag order?  I can’t find any information  on what happened at the hearing.

I just read that lawmakers in South Carolina have voted to remove the confederate flag from public spaces, and the bill is sure to be signed by the governor.  It’s a victory that took too long, but we can still … Continue reading →

Again, peaceful people are slaughtered simply because some twisted soul didn’t like the way they look. When are we going to stop allowing guns to be placed in the hands of people whose minds are so filled with the vomit … Continue reading →

My fifth novel, Beyond the Aisles of Waln, is now available for purchase on my website http://www.translight3.com .     In other words, the cubish pursuit has landed, so I can return to refining the orbish segments I most recently registered with the … Continue reading →

On Sept. 25 the Sacramento Bee published a brief item “U.S. to pay Navajo Nation millions to settle claims.”   The U.S. government is finally going to compensate the Navajo Nation for its mismanagement of Navajo funds and natural resources. … Continue reading →

Interesting.  Just saw that two used copies of my book Vaporous Night from the Translight Trilogy are for sale on Amazon at $111.80 and $118.00, one from Germany and the other from the UK.  Each of those prices is over twice … Continue reading →

Nuclear power plants are fueled by uranium. That uranium has to come from somewhere. Fourteen years ago I clipped an Associated Press article from the Monterey County Herald. With haunting effect, journalist Deborah Hastings sketches the legacy that uranium mining … Continue reading →

Another bit of info pulled from the crate: A 1995 report by the Union of Concerned Scientists explains the legal channels for public participation in oversight of nuke power plants.   “The Public As Enemy: NRC Assaults on Public Participation … Continue reading →