Monthly Archives: July 2010

Since today is Sunday and a day of rest in most countries, let me share the photos from an email circulating for years on the internet.  Perhaps some have seen these photos from Hubble but have forgotten their message to … Continue reading →

As I am busily struggling to get my wife her visa–and my child, her USA passport–here in the Philippines, I do not have as much opportunity as I like for commenting and promoting an improved planet.  This is why I … Continue reading →

The Obituary of Joey Velasco and the Table of Hope By Kevin Stoda, The Philippines http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/6361439-joey-velasco-the-human-paintbrush-meets-his-painter This past Friday in The Philippine Star there appeared an obituary to a 43-year old artist named Joey Velasco, who had painted the  TABLE … Continue reading →

IN A LAND THAT LEADS THE WORLD IN JOURNALIST DEATHS ALMOST EVERY YEAR, CRITICISM CAN ONLY BE LABLED amadomacasaet@yahoo.com By Kevin Stoda, in the Philippines I was perusing national newspapers this past weekand came across a section called the “Business … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, For over half a decade, real Americans have been calling for real concerned bureaucrats and officials or officers in the USA government to release classified information, etc. on the boondoggle that has become the WAR in AFGHANISTAN that … Continue reading →

I apologize for not updating you all much on how my wife and I are doing in the Philippines.  I will say that we are flying from beautiful Palawan Island, where we have been exiled since July 2009, to Manila, … Continue reading →

I just wrote an article about demagoguery in Arizona, but after listening to big media small market radio propaganda against the ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC PARTY paid for by big sponsors in the Midwest this past week in Missouri, I will fight … Continue reading →

Critical Sea Turtle Habitat at Risk Vote Expected This Week Dear Kevin, Sea turtles have been through enough during the BP oil spill. Now to make matters worse, this week Congress will be voting on a bill that could result … Continue reading →

Last night I suggested you get informed about Politics in American education.  Here is the conclusion to that piece. http://www.opednews.com/Diary/Take-a-class-in-the-Politi-by-Kevin-Anthony-Stod-100718-317.html Part 2 I read with great diligence the text for this course and learned a lot about the various political … Continue reading →

I just finished a summer course on Politics in Education. I really enjoyed this month’s study of American education from the perspective of political science.  Prior to starting my student teaching in the 1980s, I had, in fact, taken courses … Continue reading →