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Over a Hedge
http://travisbelrose.blogspot.com
My blog focuses on Ishikawa Jozan, Shisendo, and the odyssey of getting The Samurai Poet published. My friends seem to think that I am somewhat opinionated, so no doubt a few off topic rants will sneak in along the way as well.
- Author: Travis Belrose
- Listed in: Fiction Travel
- Tags: japan kyoto shisendo ishikawa jozan samurai poet
Recent Posts
New Look, Same Old Blog
I replaced my "basic black" blog template that is in widespread use on the Internet with one seldom seen, but which is compatible with the general content of the blog. There are a couple tweaks I'd still like to make, but I'm curious to hear your fee...
COP15 Fallout
A Japan Times article published today echoes the sentiment of my blog post yesterday that the non binding nature of the COP15 agreement rendered it meaningless. It summarized an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report as saying the "safest w...
Write Climate Change Out of Existence
I dedicate this post to all of my faithful readers who wonder why I stopped blogging about writing and Japan to talk about COP15 in Copenhagen. I finally found a way to get the blog back on topic with this mention about a writing contest dedicated to...
Why Canadians Like Global Warming
"This may be a shock, but the negotiators Canada assigns to international negotiations (like Copenhagen) are there to represent the interests of Canada, not the interests of Mali." Prime Minister Stephen Harper Here is a quote that might play w...
My COP15 Christmas Wish List
With only a few days to go at COP15, the negotiations are intensifying but there is little sign of movement from countries with competing interests. The preferred target number I keep reading about is 350 parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere...
Canada Gets Punked, Then Cries About It
Federal representatives have been acting with a tremendous amount of maturity at the COP15 conference in Copenhagen. After receiving one too many "Fossil Awards" from environmental groups seeking to embarrass Canada into action, Environment Minister ...
Fantastic blog.................i like it.. .... Keep it up
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