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    How to Buy Art When You’re Not Wealthy

    There is a persistent myth about collecting art that has probably kept more people from owning original artwork than almost anything else: the idea that…

    Ian August 25, 2026
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  • Blog Martial Arts

    Why Sanchin Matters

    There are kata in Uechi-Ryū Karate that are more dramatic than Sanchin. Seisan gives us more obvious fighting movements, while Sanseiryū asks us to coordinate…

    Ian August 24, 2026
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  • Blog Humanism

    Homelessness Is Someone’s Problem — Ours

    Homelessness is an uncomfortable subject. Most of us, I hope, want to help. We do not want people sleeping beneath overpasses, living in tents beside…

    Ian August 23, 2026
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  • Blog Martial Arts

    Hojo Undo: Building the Karate Body in Traditional Okinawan Karate

    Walk into an old-fashioned Okinawan karate dojo and you may notice that some of the most important training equipment looks as though it belongs in…

    Ian August 22, 2026
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  • Blog Humanism

    Crafting a Humanist Wedding: Ritual, Symbol, and the Celebration of Love

    There is something profoundly human about a wedding. Long before we divide ceremonies into religious and secular, traditional and modern, sacred and civil, there is…

    Ian August 22, 2026
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When Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll: The Story Behind “It Is Well with My Soul”

Ian September 14, 2025

Despite being a Humanist, I have always loved many of the great hymns of the Christian faith. While Christianity is wrong in so many ways,…

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Blog Western Americana

Cowgirls Who Changed the Game — from bronc riders to brand owners

Ian September 11, 2025

The West was never a one‑man show. From dusty arena dirt to boardroom tables, cowgirls have been bending steel and expectations for more than a…

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Blog Western Americana

The Vaquero Roots of the American Cowboy — lines from Spain to California

Ian September 10, 2025

Before the cowboy became a silver‑screen icon in chaps and a wide‑brim hat, he was a vaquero—a Spanish and then Mexican horseman whose techniques, tack,…

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Blog Humanism

Being Religious and Being a Humanist

Ian August 17, 2025

There is no great difficulty in being both religious and humanist when religion is treated mainly as culture. If religion is little more than holidays,…

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Blog Health & Fitness

Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS): How to Manage Post-Workout Pain for Older and First-Time Lifters

Ian August 10, 2025

Whether you’re stepping into the weight room for the first time or returning after a long hiatus, one thing often hits harder than the weights…

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Dealing with Insecurities and Jealousy in Polyamorous Households: A Buddhist Perspective

Ian August 6, 2025

Insecurity is part of the human condition. Whether in monogamy or in a household where love is shared among multiple partners, those familiar flickers can…

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Blog Music

Doom Metal: A Sound of Sorrow and Strength

Ian June 19, 2025

Introduction Doom metal is more than just a subgenre of heavy metal — it is a musical invocation of grief, reverence, and primal power. Rooted…

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Morals vs. Ethics: Understanding the Distinction

Ian June 16, 2025

In everyday language, the terms morals and ethics are often used interchangeably. However, in philosophy, law, and professional practice, they carry distinct meanings that shape…

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Blog Information Technology

Empowering the Future: The Case for Data Literacy

Ian May 6, 2025

“Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion.” – W. Edwards Deming In a world overflowing with information, understanding data isn’t optional—it’s essential. Whether…

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An Introduction to Sailing Terminology for New Sailors

Ian April 10, 2025

Sailing has its own language. At first, that language can seem strange, old-fashioned, and even a little intimidating. A sailor does not simply say “front,”…

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