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Fuel
Cell Technology Will Change Our World
Paul Matthews and Jon Heinrich
Quite simply, hydrogen fuel cells
are like batteries, except they never run dry as long if constantly
supplied with fuel and air. The fossil fuel shortage is about
to catapult this technology to the forefront of industry to
facilitate off-the-grid living. |
A
Short History of Nearly Everything
A review by Chrystie Hopkins
This 2003 best seller from author
Bill Bryson takes the reader from the birth of the universe
all the way through the lucky breaks we have experienced as
a species to allow us to be standing here now. Truly a miracle! |
Supplemental
Thinking
Meniscus Magazine is here to support
mind expansion. Take a moment to focus on chemical science!
Find out what nutrients from the health food store can revitalize
your precious grey area. |
Sunshine
is a State of Mind
Seasonal depression is real. Getting
enough Vitamin D means nothing but fun in the sun! How much
do I need? Glad you asked! |
$300
Billion Dollars for WAR!
Compiled by Chrystie Hopkins
It is difficult to understand what
$300 billion dollars is equivalent to, it is beyond comprehension.
Here are some facts to put it in perspective. |
Cindy
Sheehan, WMD and Bush's Pretext
for Waging War on Iraq
Jason Leopold
Still trying to figure out what’s
eating Cindy Sheehan? Perhaps its that none of the intelligence
that president Bush used to rationalize the war has ever panned
out. WMDs, ballistic missiles, unmanned drones... Whatever Cindy,
get over it! |
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Hijacking
the Big Bang Theory
Derek Meier
Today, religion is being replaced
by luxury worship, where to have is to be fulfilled. Buying
is the new praying. American Express the new holy bread and
Master Card the holy blood of Christ that we must consume
for eternal life and understanding...
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Surviving
and Flourishing Through Cancer
Rachael Wilcox & Jon Heinrich
This November 5th The Wellness
Community of Greater Boston will host an art exhibit and fundraiser
to commemorate the stories of lives touched by cancer. The
afternoon event will feature work by artists Stephanie Angelo,
Lorna Ritz and Rachael Wilcox. Through the use of different
mediums from painting to sculpture, the reception will display
the triumphs and legacies of cancer patients, their stories
told visually. Meniscus Magazine had the chance to catch up
with ceramicist Rachael Wilcox to learn about her wholehearted
contribution to the cause. |
| Introduction
to the Quantum Octave Theory
Jon Heinrich
It is through physically evasive
mediums that music lives. Both music and physics exist through
the same cosmic rule of Eight. When notes flowed through Jerry’s
guitar, where did they come from? The notes come not only
from just within him, but within us all; alive or dead, organic
or inanimate, here or there. He is cutting past manifest reality.
Something is happening on a metaphysical level, here's my
theory. |
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Going
Big in Big Sky Country
Chrystie Hopkins
Things run a little differently in Montana. The typical
clientelle includes black bear cubs, wolves, osprey, owls
and deer—a stark contrast to traffic lights and sky
scrapers. Out here the cycle of life is much more basic
then our complicated human lives—only the need to
survive is essential.
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| Kickball
Liz Simons
The World Adult Kickball Association
(WAKA) is a living, breathing organization which will have
40,000 players registered worldwide by the end of 2005. Chances
are if you meet me walking down the street I will be carrying
big red rubber ball and I’ll hand you a card. But I’m
not trying to recruit you for a cult. I just want you to take
part in kickball, the new American—and soon to be worldwide—pastime |
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Photo
Tour: The Smithsonian, Washington DC
Join Meniscus on a photo tour
of the country's foremost collection of scientific history. |
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Lollapalooza
2005: Revival of the Fittest
Chrystie Hopkins
To Lollapalooza mastermind Perry
Ferrell, Lollapalooza is his way of staying in love with
the world. This year the city of Chicago provided the ideal
backdrop for the 2-day festival featuring high-energy bands
from all across the spectrum.
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Review:
A Glimpse Through Sci-Fi's Past
Chrystie Hopkins
Predicting and describing
the future is no easy task, and eerily, some of the early
science fiction writers have hit pretty close to the mark.
For a possible glimpse into your future, check out the Meniscus
picks for best Science Fiction movies. |
| CD
Reviews:
DJ Williams
Projekt—Projekt Management
New Monsoon—The
Sound
Hypnotic
Clambake—Mayonnaise
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