Blogs - The Mamalution

7 Tips To Write Term Papers

As you guys remember, in my last post I gave you the tips related to Term Papers topic selection. It is obviously the first step towards writing a term paper. Now you are familiar with that so here I am with my new post regarding the tips for writing a term paper successfully as I said at the end of my last post. I hope after reading this post you will have a very good idea of how to write a term paper skillfully. How To Write Term Papers? 1.… Continue

Added by jimmy on October 9, 2009 at 2:11am — 1 Comment

where do you get rid of your old jeans??

Don't call the good will, go to www.cottonfrombluetogreen.org/ it is a project with the help of the national geographic they take the old jeans which are cotton, and transform them into insulation, please go to the site to find a drop off point in your area, and read all the homes they have worked on its really… Continue

Added by pam devault on September 23, 2009 at 6:53pm — No Comments

Discover How To Write First-Rate College Term Papers With No Stress

College term paper writing is in reality not a child’s play as I thought when I first time was given to write a college term paper . I gladly started writing my college term papers but soon realized that I would need some great help if I have to finish them on time. Well, as it is very obvious that most of the students rush to internet when it comes to find college term paper guidelines. But it is not so easy to find the guidelines which you need most.… Continue

Added by jimmy on August 6, 2009 at 7:00am — No Comments

Happy Birthday Imani!

Happy Birthday Imani! I wish you the most fruitful year with your book, business and the expansion of your community offerings and activism. I feel that this year is going to be a pivotal year for many of us - I am seeing many great changes and improvements and most importantly, a shift in awareness of so many people. Remember to take rest breaks and not burn out from all of the work that needs to be done. - Lynn Griesemer Continue

Added by Lynn Griesemer on March 28, 2009 at 11:59am — No Comments

MonaVie

I just wanted to let you all know about MonaVie. It is a juice drink that contains acai berry from the amazon. The juice is a blend of 19 fruits and has the antioxident power of 13 fruits and vegtables. The acai berry is know as a superfood. You can only get it through distributors. I am one so if you are interested in health and prevention please let me know. Acai berry is know for helping with overall health and well being. It helps with weight control, increases energy, reduces bad cholestero… Continue

Added by Amy Bronowicki on January 19, 2009 at 9:34pm — No Comments

My ETSy is OPEN....

check my website under activism to see more of the mission behind the store... PEACE everyone. ps. the store is still under construction, i will be updating soon. :)) -sarana

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Added by Sarana on October 29, 2008 at 5:43pm — No Comments

double uh

where are my blog posts going? I keep writing about how I'm not technologically savvy, like the woman from England typed. I also keep mentioning how, yes, I have had and still have some dishonorable habits, like the woman who wrote about paper towels, but every day I get better. And, I keep trying to blog about my tv show - it airs Wednesdays at 1:30 and 8:30 pm on Channel 5 in Simsbury, CT - or you can go to simsburytv.org to see my previous season. Click on "programs" and "Greenbean Magazine".… Continue

Added by Jill Paterson on October 16, 2008 at 12:20pm — 1 Comment

Uh

Uh, I thought I just submitted a blog post. Hmmm. I'm new at this - sorry. -Confused Jill (-: Continue

Added by Jill Paterson on October 15, 2008 at 2:14am — No Comments

Special Self Disclosure -- My Addiction

I hate to admit it, but I was once a paper towel junkie. I blame it on genetics. My mom's side of the family. A kitchen without paper towels? Impossible! And the paper towel holder? A must-have appliance... for who could live without the ability to unwind just the right number of squares with one hand while stirring the pot with the other? And the instant gratification of a spill—here one second, soaked up and tossed with ease into the garbage the next, as if it never even happened? No way. Not… Continue

Added by Lynn Hasselberger on September 18, 2008 at 12:26pm — No Comments

Remember - there's power in the collective!

It's easy to think of our voices as a silent minority, but when you join with others who are singing the same song, it turns into an almighty choir. Noise can effect positive change so make your words heard ladies! Wishing you well - have a lovely weekend and stay in your pyjamas as long as you possibly can - it's very creative! TS x Continue

Added by Tracey Smith on August 29, 2008 at 5:48pm — No Comments

Hi all! Not sure if I'm doing this right - am completely technothick! But if it's visible to all - …

Hi all! Not sure if I'm doing this right - am completely technothick! But if it's visible to all - hello from across the water! I'm a very eco-friendly mum of 3, a writer and broadcaster on sustainable living, creator of InterNational Downshifting Week and author of 'The Book of Rubbish Ideas'.....phew... Hope this finds you well and it's great to be here - thank you for the invite Imani! Love to all, TSx PS: ....forgot to say, there's a website for The Book of Rubbish Ideas a… Continue

Added by Tracey Smith on August 28, 2008 at 2:11pm — No Comments

Post Daughters of the Earth Gathering

Dear women, I am not sure what to think yet about Mamalutions as I think we are so busy in the mamalutions that there is little time to communicate. For me, we raised up the five temples on the land on Aug 7 - 10th and it was really incredible. Our women's council was profound for me this year as women spoke of many issues from race, to sustainability, to unity, to our children, to having the courage to see what we will carry on and conserve. We had one temple that is raised for women's diversit… Continue

Added by ALisa Starkweather on August 22, 2008 at 9:27am — No Comments

Daughters of the Earth Gathering Straight Ahead Aug 7-10

I am about to enter the real time world of Daughters of the Earth Gathering on the land of Earthlands in Massachusetts. It is really like a dream. Five women's temples are raised and 28 teachers now will come to the gathering with their gifts of song, storytelling, activsm, dance, drum, ceremony, wisdom. My mentor of 23 years who is now in her late sixties stands by my side. I've given many full scholarships to women of color so that we can increase the diversity of our sisterhood and have a hom… Continue

Added by ALisa Starkweather on July 31, 2008 at 10:44am — No Comments

For all you moms and mamalution fans

I was born a shaman. I had prophetic dreams and visions from young childhood onward. I remember shreds of other existences, including being disembodied. I am an observer, teacher and healer here, my motherhood anchoring me to this planet. My story is a challenge to tell as it covers dimensions, ages and perspectives for which there are no adequate words. Please remember, I share deeply with you the connection with divine feminine. Our experience here reverberates throughout the Universe, bot… Continue

Added by Janet Carpenter on July 24, 2008 at 12:02am — 2 Comments

Mom Turned Accidental Entrepreneur (and new Mamalution member)

Here's a twist to the mom/business story. I quit my 70 hour/week advertising job a year before we adopted our son, Ethan. I never intended to be VP of Client Services... but as the years passed without being able to conceive, that is what happened. Although I went to college and ended up successful, my heart was set on being a mom. So I gave up my six-figure salary, in my mid 30's, to be at home and get through all of the red tape of adoption (and mend my infertility-pour-myself-into-my-job-to-… Continue

Added by Lynn Hasselberger on July 23, 2008 at 11:35am — 2 Comments

My thoughts on "saving the planet"

Yesterday I decided to reach out to my sisters here as it so quiet and I know we are very much on the same page in terms of our hopes, dreams and care for all of life including our children. As I lay down and had my normal end of the day thoughts flowing, I reflected on Imani's missive to save the planet. In the hour where light was slowly reappearing when I awoke again to the few birds singing up the dawn, I remembered the days when it was a cacophony of a multitude of songs and I felt a deep s… Continue

Added by ALisa Starkweather on July 22, 2008 at 1:38pm — No Comments

Women on the land, Daughters of the Earth Gathering rises again

Finally, after much work I was able to go kayaking yesterday in beautiful Tully Lake and I swam far into the water with my good friend of 18 years. I told her what was going on with Daughters of the Earth Gathering and how much energy I had been putting in to bring diverse women together for the council, ceremony, and depth that takes place. She knows what is happening here and she reflected back to me that she had never seen something quite like this and that even though she is my good friend,… Continue

Added by ALisa Starkweather on July 21, 2008 at 8:30pm — No Comments

Heat

The title of a book by George Monbiot, a radical thinker, weekly columnist for the Guardian. Its a book on the science of the earth heating up. It projects into the future, a sci-fy reality that can change. ---The earth gets real hot, sea levels- salt water kill off species, eco-systems, rainforests leave the planet. Not a pretty picture for our little ones futures. I am reading it as part of preparing for an interview with our local community radio weather reporter, Rob Mclure. Has the clima… Continue

Added by mary jo on July 21, 2008 at 9:37am — No Comments

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