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blogger Carol Keiter
Carol Keiter aka nomadbeatz welcomes donations for her writing, photography, illustrations, eBook & music composition
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Aspiring writer, artist, musician and composer who was born and raised in the United States and has resided in several European countries. Communication is my forte; both through using various tools and in approaching people of divers backgrounds to gather information. Speak conversational - advanced intermediate - French, German and Spanish. Love interacting with people in cultural centers as much as going to remote places to learn more about the different creatures that share our planet. Love of the outdoors and of a variety of outdoor sports. Driven to learn and expand my own consciousness and understanding through curiosity and love of life. Creative skills merge with analytical ones, leading to an interest in a myriad of topics; ranging from politics, economics, science to environmental. Motivated to use my art, music and writing to support and educate people towards humane practices that support and respect all of life, including practices supporting a healthy planet.
http://spinonmatter.carbonmade.com/projects/4800092#1
Thumbnails of eBook via Carbonmade: Adora & Vitali: A Spin on the Matter of Motion
Facts about our ecological crisis are incontrovertible. We must take action Humans cannot continue to violate the fundamental laws of nature or science with impunity, say 94 signatories. Humanity is ‘cutting down the tree of life’, warn scientists, written by the Environment editor Damian Carrington. “More than 300 mammal species have been eradicated by human […]
Report Details Brutal Cost of Climate Inaction Shaye Wolf, Climate Science Director of Center for Biological Diversity‘s Oakland office.”To reverse course and keep global warming below 1.5 degrees, we must take swift action to keep fossil fuels in the ground. Failure to stem both fossil fuel production and consumption will cause untold human suffering and […]
“The story of a rodent’s unrelenting quest for happiness and fulfillment.” Directed and animated by Steve Cutts. It’s a brilliant demonstration of how people in our culture become convinced through advertising that is propaganda to keep the machine oiled, that happiness lies outside of them, through something you purchase…and that you have to pay your […]
This is all about cleaning up waterways; oceans, streams, rivers, bays, wildlife sanctuaries… I’ll be there! I hope you will enjoy participating as well. Here’s how you can find a location near you to become involved. You can view the global map to see find a location near you! I found one near me, the […]
Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice: USA Highlight Photos 350.org writes: “On September 8, 2018, more than 30,000 people rose up for climate action, jobs, and justice in San Francisco — alongside more than 250,000 people in more than 90 countries around the world. We rose to demand our elected officials at all levels of […]
Carol Keiter aka nomadbeatz welcomes donations for her writing, photography, illustrations, eBook & music composition The PayPal donation button functions in Safari and Firefox, however is broken in Chrome.
Carol Keiter aka nomadbeatz welcomes donations for her writing, photography, illustrations, eBook & music composition The PayPal donation button functions in Safari and Firefox, however is broken in Chrome.
I am sending this letter today, right now, to one after another individual and group on the list included at the bottom. Talk about complete transparency. I want each to realize who all the recipients are, so that they may also add to the list. I need a job, and this is what comes to […]
Collapsologie is a transdisciplinary study published in 2015 in the scientific journal The Anthropocene Review collapse of industrial civilization and what might succeed it. Developed by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël Stevens in their essay Comment tout tout collombrer: A short collapsology manual for present generations published in 2015.” The premise of collapsologie, that everything will collapse, is based on the supposition that […]
Erin Brockovich persuasively explains in Why You Should Care About The Ecological Disaster In Florida that the red tide and systemic destruction of the Everglades, the most biodiverse area of North America, is due to politics. “The most concerning issue for clean water in the United States today is not chemical, physical or financial, it’s […]
I bicycled over to the Swan Point cemetery to check out the trees. I sat down as groups of wild turkeys wandered around. I completed this on a second sitting, November 8th. as la catrina Day of the Dead
Hey, I have better quality images with my Canon digital camera, but haven’t had it on me on these days bicycling around. Only a phone with not so many dpi pixels, but great subject matter. Sidewalk Leaf ImprintsAlong with all of the literally inspiring colors, I found these leaf imprints on the sidewalk of fallen […]
Sarah J. S. said this in her facebook post, and then I responded. I just decided to put it out there – un edited – beyond facebook. Sarah J. S. says: “Unless you are loud and explicit in your outrage, I consider you complicit in every death at the hands of another white terrorist, every […]
I was looking over my blog stats and saw someone read this, posted several years ago. I decided to post it again, since it’s relevant, from a moral and political standpoint – uh, yes, at one time I believe, the two were part of the same fabric. uh, now wait a minute, maybe morality and […]
I started doing this series of Faber-Castell watercolor pencils paintings a few years ago in the Santa Fe National Forest in New Mexico. At the time, I was living in a cabin adjacent to Bill Light’s home which he built for his daughter. I stayed there a few months, absolutely gorgeous woods. I’d go hiking […]
Today is World Animal Day. In fact, with the climate collapse induced by human actions, mostly in the Northern Hemisphere of the Globe and among the wealthier nations, many of the populations (certainly not all) oblivious to how their energy habits are triggering these worldwide weather extremes and just basically destroying so many habitats of […]
These Eastern Hemlock leaves dangling before a Sugar Maple was done with Faber-Castell watercolor pencils in two sittings – sketching it out and adding water the first day, then adding some more texture and dimension today, September 30th, 2018 in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence, Rhode Island. Carol Keiter aka nomadbeatz welcomes donations for her […]
Using Faber Castell watercolor pencils, I sketched and painted at Swan Point Cemetery in Providence, Rhode Island…among the living & the dead Black Oak Paper Birch Swan Point cemetery – skipped the tomb stones, just focused on the trees. skipped the tomb stones and just focused on the trees. Definitely […]
This is all about cleaning up waterways; oceans, streams, rivers, bays, wildlife sanctuaries… I’ll be there! I hope you will enjoy participating as well. Here’s how you can find a location near you to become involved. You can view the global map to see find a location near you! I found one near me, the […]
Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice: USA Highlight Photos 350.org writes: “On September 8, 2018, more than 30,000 people rose up for climate action, jobs, and justice in San Francisco — alongside more than 250,000 people in more than 90 countries around the world. We rose to demand our elected officials at all levels of […]
Starting from scratch in a new place without furniture and the first use of my new used kitchenware that I acquired through a local online buyers and sellers market http://offerup.com I was able to obtain these minimal pots and pans in reasonably good condition – for $20 bucks – to cook my first meal. What […]
The Bell pepper was the first option, before I had a pan. After borrowing a shallow baking pan, I halved an acorn squash, scooped out the seeds, put it face down on a slightly oiled (olive oil) pan, and halved an onion, and plucked a few garlic cloves, leaving their skin on to retain moisture. […]
Posting a ‘job/home/community relocation’ info ad for myself! I, Carol Keiter, blogger, writer, musician, composer, environmental and nature enthusiast and animal activist need to relocate within weeks. I need to hone into> the right location, community and sources for work that will fulfill the job description which has evolved, as I’ve been writing this! I […]
Here’s the audio podcast of last night’s meal: a Spanish tortilla tapas spinoff I went through the whole process of making a Spanish tortilla, except without the added egg & milk mixture at the end. I ate it instead in bites together with pasta. I added to the sliced potatoes, onion, garlic, cayenne pepper, (ground […]
Greetings and welcome to this edition of delicious medicinal food! Carrying on with the understanding that what we do with our bodies and what we put into them is directly related to our level of health and fitness, here are some summer treats. Here’s the link to the audio podcast of creating a Cherry Cobbler, […]
Here’s the link to the podcast of this particular meal: Sautéed Salmon with dill, brown rice and a colorful and delicious kale salad prepared with some chopped onion, tomato, thin slivers of cucumber, mushrooms, grated carrots and raw red beets with a topping of crumbled blue cheese and chopped walnuts with some sea salt and […]
Kale stuffed Portabella Mushroom, Pork chops, Kale Salad with grated carrots and red beets, sprinkled with walnuts blue cheese with a homemade Balsamic Vinaigrette The ingredient that went into everything was garlic! The word of the podcast is ample! Here’s the link to the podcast describing the preparation. Thyme accompanied the stuffing for the Portobello […]
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