http://bit.ly/flupC5 Regarding the controversy around precession of equinoxes and the zodiac

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New Difference Makers for the on-going project

I came back from DC with three new sets of portraits of some magnificent leaders.

Van Jones, founder of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights and Green for Alll, co-founder of Color of Change.

Steve Coleman, Executive Director of Washington Parks & People, and founder of Cool Capital, overlooks, from the balcony of the "Green Embassy", the Meridian Hill Park, which he helped restore.

Lester Brown, author, founder/president of Earth Policy Institute.

Photos: ©2009 Isaac Hernández, all rights reserved.

Late September Media Mentions

Editor and Publisher, again
Dave Mason of the Santa Barbara News Press called this morning to arrange an interview and photo shoot for next Tuesday, for the NP. They'll do it here...
Ventura County Star
Some guy with a blog on religion, who quibbles that the word "devout" was misused to describe my mother, both a Catholic and an astrologer, which he sees as hypocritical and akin to dangerous voodoo witchcraft.

Difference Maker: William Kamkwamba

William Kamkwamba is amazing and inspiring.

Sunday's Media Mentions

The Philadelphia Enquirer
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Tribune, San Luis Obispo
Biloxi Gulfport and South Mississippi Sun Herald
The Daily Advance
Trib.com, Casper, Wyoming
OregonLive.com
Yahoo News
The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA
The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Indiana
On Tuesday:
Northwest Indiana (nwi.com ) has a longer feature, with a few minor errors, but long, with three photos.
Scripps Howard News Service (Washington, DC) ran an opinion feature taking issue with the use in the obituaries of the word "devout" describing Mom's Catholicism, which they saw at odds with astrology, and overused as a descriptive in journalism.

Almost 200 Obituaries Printed , Worldwide

According to Google News, Linda Black appeared around the world yesterday in newspapers and online sites, with more coming. New links for today include:


The Reflector: http://tinyurl.com/LindaBlackReflector
The Washington Post (again): http://tinyurl.com/LindaBlackWshingtonPost
The Washington Post (in the column section "Post Mortem", called "Daily Goodbye"): http://tinyurl.com/LindaBlackWashPostDailyGoodbye
In Helenair.com , news for Helena, Montana: http://tinyurl.com/LindaBlackHelenaMT
In the Winston-Salem Journal: http://tinyurl.com/LindaBlackWinstonSalemJournal
In the Long Beach Press-Telegram
In the Kansas City Star