Natural Resistance: The Eyes Have It Different ways of seeing BY MARY O'BRIEN Recently the Bureau of Land Management published their proposal to spray a lot more herbicides on a lot more BLM lands each year throughout 17 western states. It's their major response to "invasive species." While I've been writing comments reminding the BLM that they're still ignoring a good proposal 43 organizations submitted to them three years ago, which would require a lot less herbicide spraying, I've also been thinking about what an invasive species is. Which has lead me also to think about how different people see the world. [Read More]   Viewpoint: Reflections on MLK Setting the standard for our conscience BY CHARLES DALTON As I enjoyed my day off for the MLK holiday, I paused to reflect on Dr. King and the gifts he gave all of us. He forced the U.S. to work harder to live up to the values espoused in our founding documents of the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. That made him a great American. However, his true greatness, that made him a hero for the entire world, was that he was the last great Christian prophet. He was the last man to lead a political movement that was shamelessly based on the values espoused by Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, the Son of God. .[Read More]
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