I did a Google search for "Northern Tradition" and found an article titled "Heathenry vs. Northern-Tradition Paganism: Frequently Asked Questions" by Raven Kaldera. I find myself agreeing with much, though not all, of what was written ...

Dear Mr. Pavlina, I've read that focusing on one thing at a time is the best. I don't know how to do that without becoming tedious of that one thing and adding some variety of projects to remedy the tedium. Could you solve the problem?

Tedium is a personal web-based task manager. For an annual subscription of $19.95, this tool helps users to become more organized and more productive by maintaining their to-do tasks. New tasks and their respective specifications, ...

Overheard on Everton FC message board(thanks to my brother, the 'bluescouser', for the link): Steve Pendelton: I know a Japanese girl who works in Russia and she told me Riquelme’s coming. I didn’t believe her but she reckons she can ...

Friday night. Doing my school assignments at home and watching tv. THESTAGEWALK is updating soon :) thestagewalk.livejournal.com.

In a sad follow up to our regular series on guitarists worth a dam begun by Silky with his revealing post on Django (does one need further reason to see Woody Allen's rare late era gem Sweet and Lowdown?), I would like to mention the ...

In Nigel Pennick's "Practical Magic in the Northern Tradition" there is a drawing of an Irminsul in the center of Stonehenge, meant to symbolize "the unity in diversity of the Northern Tradition." I liked that idea so I made a Photoshop ...

Author: TEDIUM Subject: Buying Question Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:35 am (GMT -8) OK, so this might seem like a stupid question, but if I buy mixcraft, do I get free updates to the newer versions, or do I have to buy it again?

If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their ...

Beyond Tedium The first implementation phase of Project Vee was getting the original application to compile in a sparkling new development environment. That took a week or so (because being 6 years behind in your dev tools is a long ...