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Explorer Eric Larsen on Buried Logic Podcast w/ Brian Brawdy

By Brian Brawdy | Published: October 14, 2009

[Audio clip: view full post to listen] Subscribe to Buried Logic on iTunes Subscribe to RSS In the 2nd Buried Logic Podcast produced by Mauro Media, I had the great opportunity to interview a truly inspiring adventurer. Modern-day explorer, Eric Larsen’s life epitomizes adventure. A polar explorer, dog musher, adventure racer and educator, he has spent the past [...]

Posted in Adventure and Exploration, Buried Logic, Podcast | Also tagged adventure racer, advocate, Alaska, back country ranger, back country ranger in Alaska, Brian Brawdy, BSES Expeditions, Buried Logic, clean energy solutions, Colorado, Dog sled, energy inventions, environment, Eric Larsen, Everest, Exploration, Explorer, Explorer’s Club, Grand Marais, Hawaii, Hospitality/Recreation, Hudson Bay, Kyoto, Lonnie Dupre, Mauro Media, Minnesota, Mt. Everest, Mt. McKinley, New York City, North Pole, Ontario, Paul Landry, Polar exploration, post expedition multi-media lecture series, United States, wilderness trip leader | 1 Comment

Rahm Emanuel: Never allow a crisis to go to waste

By Brian Brawdy | Published: September 23, 2009

I just can’t let it go. Believe me, I’ve tried. That said, it pounds at me with each passing day. When the White House Chief of Staff for President Obama, Rahm Emanual stated his “Rule one: Never allow a crisis to go to waste,” he could have been very well intentioned. I don’t know. None of [...]

Posted in Politics and Foreign Affairs | Also tagged bawdy, Brawdy, Brian, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, catalyst, Chief of Staff for President Obama, Crisis, leopard, Obama, Rahm Emanual, Rahm Emanuel, street magician, sword, waste, White House | 3 Comments

Climbing Fahrenheit changes the Face of the Arctic

By Brian Brawdy | Published: September 12, 2009

When I read the title “The Changing Face of the Arctic” on CNN, what first jumped to mind is that it could very well have been titled the Changing Face of Alaska or the Changing face of Alabama, Arkansas or Arizona. Maybe Trouble in the Tundra could be rewritten as Trouble in Tennessee or Trouble [...]

Posted in Science | Also tagged Alabama, Alaska, Arctic, Arizona, Arkansas, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, Climate, CNN, Ecology, Ecosystem, ecosystem services, environment, food production, Las Vegas, lead scientist, polar bears, Poles, rising sea levels, Science Magazine, sea ice, Tennessee, Texas, Tundra | Leave a comment

Bond Denied for accused Child Slapper in Wal-Mart

By Brian Brawdy | Published: September 3, 2009

Lowlifes Making Headlines Update Roger Stephens, 61, accused of slapping a crying 2-year-old toddler in a Suburban Atlanta Wal-Mart on Monday will remain in jail at least until next week. Mr. “if you don’t shut that baby up, I will shut her up for you” has been ordered held in the Gwinnett County jail until his next court [...]

Posted in Crime and Punishment | Also tagged Atlanta, Atlanta metropolitan area, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, Gwinnett County, Gwinnett County Georgia, Gwinnett County jail, Judicial Event, Law/Crime, Roger Stephens, Social Issues, Wal-Mart | Leave a comment

Defiant Holocaust museum shooting suspect in court

By Brian Brawdy | Published: September 2, 2009

James von Brunn, the 89-year-old man charged with murder in the shooting death of Stephen Tyrone Johns, a guard at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, was denied bail Wednesday. von Brunn, a self-proclaimed white supremacist, told U.S. District Judge Reginald Walton, ”I’m a United States citizen, and as a U.S. Naval officer, I swore to protect my country,” he [...]

Posted in Crime and Punishment, Return to Vendor | Also tagged 14th Dalai Lama, Bail, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, Compassion, Criminal law, Dalai Lama, death penalty, District Judge, Genocide, guard, Holocaust, Humanists, Humanitarians, James von Brunn, Judicial Event, Law/Crime, Lhasa, minds, Naval officer, pain, Reginald Walton, return to vendor, Social Issues, Stephen Tyrone Johns, The Holocaust, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, United States, War/Conflict | Leave a comment

Reward posted for horrific killing of Oklahoma pastor

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 27, 2009

In the latest battle of good versus evil, Investigators posted a $10,000 reward for information in the “horrific” slaying of a pastor at an Anadarko, Oklahoma church. CNN is reporting “District Attorney Bret Burns called the crime scene the worst he’d ever seen in 17 years as a prosecutor, but he would not say why”. [...]

Posted in Crime and Punishment, Return to Vendor | Also tagged Anadarko, Anadarko Oklahoma, associated press, battle, Bret Burns, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, Carol Daniels, church, CNN, Daniels, District Attorney, evil, good, good vs evil, homicide, Law/Crime, Manjushri, Manjushri Carol Daniels, murder, Oklahoma, pastor, Police, preacher, prosecutor, Slaying, unnatural pose, War/Conflict | 5 Comments

2nd Key to a Healthy Mind: Exercise and Oxygen

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 27, 2009

[Audio clip: view full post to listen] Welcome to Day 2 of the 7 Keys to a Healthy Mind. One week to a Smiling Outlook here on Buried Logic. How Exercise and Oxygen make all the difference in the World. There is one number, I believe, that is terribly important when it comes to our overall health [...]

Posted in Audio Blog Post, Buried Logic, Survival and Emergency Preparedness | Also tagged 72, Antidepressant, breathing, Brian Brawdy, brisk, brisk breathing, Buried Logic, chemical disorder, clinical depression, Endorphin, exercise, Exercise physiology, Health and Disease, Major depressive disorder, mental visualization, Mood disorders, Mount Everest, oxygen, Physical exercise, psychiatrist, psychologist, scientist, Self-care, seventy-two, the big O, visualization | 1 Comment

What other Animal Retires?

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 24, 2009

Finalizing my post this morning for BuriedLogic titled, Deforestation, Dwindling Habitats and the Human Design, I came across the following quote in a CNN report Two Brothers, No Fears and a $1 Billion Empire. “What other animal retires?” Michael Roberts asks. “If a lion retires today, tomorrow morning he becomes his brother’s breakfast.” This is a great [...]

Posted in Breaking News & Commentary, Buried Logic, Nature and Wildlife, Survival and Emergency Preparedness | Also tagged America, Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, character, CNN, commitment, courage, Deforestation, Lion, Michael Roberts, Roberts, Steven Roberts | Leave a comment

Buried Logic and the Top 5 Posts by Brian Brawdy

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 22, 2009

Buried Logic with Brian Brawdy and the Top 5 Posts this week. 1. The Politics of Winning by Whipping 2. Why Humans Walk round and round in Circles 3. Mob of Dogs Maul and Kill elderly Georgia couple 4. Two of Today’s Biggest Stories come from Outer Space 5. Medical Proof: Adventure makes you happier, healthier and smarter

Posted in Buried Logic, Politics and Foreign Affairs | Also tagged Brian Brawdy, Buried Logic, circle, circles, Humans, outer Space, Politics and Foreign Affairs | Leave a comment

One trend, Two women dead at the hands of a husband

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 21, 2009

The headlines are as hard to read as they are to believe. A mom, a model both victims of horrific homicides at the hands of “loved ones.” Effie Ratley, 29, killed in 2007 by her husband Michael Ratley, when he beat her in the head with a hammer as she rested in bed. He was sentenced [...]