July 2010 Blog Posts (11)

Second Nature – The Inner Lives of Animals by Jonathan Balcombe, is a fascinating journey into the lives of many of the species we share this planet with. Balcombe uncovers the fact that animals have lives and are entitled to live it to the fullest.

Check out the rest of my review and enter to win a copy of Second Nature at; http://imaginationcafeblog.blogspot.com

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Stop by today (July 23rd) to ask Cheryl Snell author of Shiva's Arms a question.

It's a great opportunity!

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Dear Editor

Your story (Voters Say No To SW Drilling) on page 9 of The West today (July23, 2010) is an important guideline for the Federal Government, the Opposition and the…

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Dear Editor

Alex Massey’s report (Little Sea Creatures Are Reef’s Barometer Page 32, The West July 7) is an exciting and important story on the need for more marine sanctuaries…

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Dear Prime Minister,

I have stood in a boat on a calm day and the only sound was the whales' song, echoing up through the hull. Out on the ocean, even deaf people can "hear" a whale song. (quotation)

Your Government is finalising its decisions on where, around the Southern Coastline of Western Australia and South Australia, a series of marine sanctuaries will be established. Two of those areas are…

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We kick off Empowered Women Week with my review of, 'From Woe to Wow.' Check it out below!



“You’re Stronger Than You Think…”



Women have many challenges in life – children, marriage, household, and yes careers. So it’s no surprise to learn that we all face the same dilemmas when it comes to balancing “it all.” But having it all doesn’t mean it’s easy. In fact, it’s anything but.



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I am regenerating my garden bed in the back yard and refurbishing my pots in the front. I have started a "nodig" garden for my Dad to grow some vegetables.

As part of documenting this very pleasurable process over two weeks, I have taken a series of photos with my iphone camera. It has been invaluable in helping track events, keeping stories for my blog in sequence and showing the results of my hard work in vivid…

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Water repellent soil Having decided to let my Dad, who is 92 and of the scorched earth brigade, see how easy it can be to grow thriving flowers and luscious vegetables, I am on a mission. A mission to restore and revive the health of the sand patches in our garden that are misnamed as…

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Twittering Nana passionate about the ocean - published June 25, 2010 in Victoria Park Edition of The Examiner. Writer: Brenda Chew.

DNS server, marine conservation, WiFi, campaigning…

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