Bharat’s Pocket Scraps Dec 3
Grizzly overpasses, alt-right scariness and more
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps Nov 24
This shall become a weekly thing again, I decree it so. Universal Family Care As millennials have kids and Baby Boomers live longer, we need to create a new, integrated,…
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps 03-Nov
In which you get a sneak peak at my numbered rant system
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps October 28
Songbirds and twitter, insects, google and more.
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps October 13
Two weeks worth of scraps, whales, weinstein and more…
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps Sep 29
On American colonialism, racism, football and more
Bharat’s pocket scraps Sep 22
All the charismatic mega(and not so mega)fauna news
Bharat’s pocket scraps September 15
Google , car accidents, climate change and more
Pocket scraps Sep 8 (ish)
The octopus story, and more…
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps Sep 1
Spicy food, terrible Indian government decisions and more
Bharat’s pocket scraps August 25
Birding, Margaret Atwood, so much to look forward to on Spec-Fi TV, and justice
Bharat’s pocket scraps August 18
White Supremacy, the partition, and more
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps August 12
The India-Pakistan partition, evo-psych douchebags and more
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps August 4
Tolkien, Dunkirk, Confederate and more make for a pop-culture heavy scrap pile this week.
Bharat”s Pocket Scraps July 28
Trout, mental health, the role of luck and agency and much more!
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps July 21
Rising from the ashes, a Buffalo suburb ends its dependence on coal First in a series on communities overcoming obstacles to become cleaner and greener. Sixteen months ago, the coal-fired…
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps July 14
Margaret Atwood and Junot Diaz, and a whole bunch of disturbing links :(
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps July 7
What I found interesting last week
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps June 30
Economics, Sci Fi feminist dystopia, Canada 150 and more, my pocket scraps for the week.
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps – June 23
Things I read that I found share worthy this week
Bharat’s Pocket Scraps – June 16
Things I read that I found share worthy this week (and some previous weeks)
BC’s third parties and the election
Are you “tired” of the two main parties and planning on voting for a third party/independent? Some questions to consider
Who is local?
Using visa status to determine residency, and providing no sensible exceptions for locals with alternative paper work is lazy and thoughtless policy making
Retire the beg button
It’s time for us to walk without pushing buttons, and our community plans prioritize people walking, so, #DontMakeMeBeg…