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Please take a look at this plant, and attach your own description to what your eyes see and your soul feels and your intellect speaks to you of it! And then, enjoy; enjoy, if you will!

This is a short video of the Setting Sun appearing to dance behind the swaying leaves of the tree through which it was filmed. Please take a look and, should you be inclined to do so, do enjoy it and the music.

A Massive Congratulation to Lewis Hamilton and Valterri Bottas and their Mercedes Team, for having continued with their successes during the qualifying session of the CGP, to arriving at the Checkered Flag in P.1 and P.2 formation. Congratulations, also, to Daniel Ricciardo and his Red Bull Team, for making it to P.3. Thereby assuaging some of the great disappointment experienced by the intrepid Max Verstappen, due to him having prematurely ending his race.   When he encountered engine problems, after having a spectacular start, which saw him overtaking some cars within metres of the start of the race.   Although not without doing some damage to Seb Vettel's front wing, which compromised Vettel's race. This was just one of several things which was to emboldened  Vettel to hammering his way through the field towards the end of the race.   Overtake the squabbling Perez and Econ, as they lingered behind Riccardo, without being able to overtake him, before Vettel, d

'In Islamic or pre-dominantly Muslim and non-secular countries, the problem for the people, vis a vis them expressing their basic human rights, such as that pertaining to thinking for themselves and choosing whether to believe or not to believe in the religion of their fathers, and a sentient god.  Is the intolerance of the State and religious establishments.  As well as the ignorance and murderous intolerance of the religious zealots. People whose lack of humanity would scare the gods themselves. In secular countries, the biggest problem for the religious person, is probably that of 'relevance', or the irrelevance of religion for ones daily life. How paradoxical.' A state such as Pakistan, where, like in other countries where the state uses religion as a tool to maintain power, by keeping its people ignorant.  Not allowing them to question the validity of their religion, but to take it at its word.  Which is usually the 'word' of the ruling el

 ' Politics, like 'the revolution', never lives up to its full promise for any lenght of time. As time and changing circumstances, like the tides of the ocean, catche up with it, and it attempts to holds them back, denies, avoids and manipulates them, for the benefit of the ruling elites.  The ruling elites who choose their partners, not because they are on the left, centre or right of the political spectrum, but because they are of the view that, at the time of having to decide, their interests are more likely to be best served by a given party.' Just as how it could, depending on what happens in the intervening period, both in Britain and in the world, a Labour Party victory. Would it not risk another 'hung parliament' and further instability, which no responsible person or party should be aspiring towards? After all, arguably, the British electorate has voted responsibly in allocating parliamentary power to the politicians.  Within the constra

'It is neither reasonable nor humane that a person should not be allowed to question his/her existence and the purpose of it, if any.  In doing so, and trying to reach a conclusion, it is to be expected that such a person will most certainly have to explore what the prophets of different religion have said about the existence or non-existence of god or the gods, and about the relationship between them and humanity.  The foundation of human rights is that all humans should be able to do this. Without fear of harm from religious bigots, who excel in denying the people the right to have a voice of their own.   Just as how their gods, even in the presence of the most grievous expression of the bigots' inhumanity towards innocent people, remain muted. Except for the pious or violent actions of the religious begots.' The state of Pakistan, it seems, probably like other Islamic states, including ISIL/Daesh, has a law against 'blasphemy.'  Blasphemy

This video presents a picture of some of the kinds of behaviours which magpies exhibit at this time of the year. Please take a look and, should you be inclined to do so, contemplate and enjoy!