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LET US NOW PRAISE FAMOUS MEN PART II: HOFFA, THE PUBLIC EYE

A look at HOFFA, a great looking but thin biopic of Jimmy Hoffa, and THE PUBLIC EYE, a great looking and compelling film based on the life of Weegee.

By: Sean Gallagher

Underworld

A review of the movie "Underworld".

By: James C. Hess

Green and Dying

The dying and rising god theme seen in myth and literature speaks symbolically of parts of the individuation process.

By: Bonnie McCarson

Reading Upside Down: Reversed Meanings in Tarot

Understanding reversed cards in a reading with a simple guide to Major Arcana reversals.

By: J. Rebecca Cougill

79. Biology vs. Chemistry: Part IV

I am redundant and I won't stop! Perhaps these few testimonials will further convince you to make better choices for yourself, as well as embrace a more healthy attitude.

By: Judi S. Kaminishi

Zogby Poll Helps Provide Context to Iraq

The American Enterprise Institute sponsored a revealing poll of the Iraqi people conducted by Zogby International.

By: Frank Monaldo

Sewing with the Dead

Norwegian Culture: Activities for Children and Families features a selection of articles designed to guide you and your family through itchy-finger afternoons. These articles honor the historical and cultural traditions of Norway by giving them new flavor and form, with activities ranging from language games to sewing projects and shorthand sculpture. The anthology also includes reviews of children’s books engaging Norwegian themes and offers special sections on grandparents and un-born children.

By: Valerie Borey

Lamb with cannellini beans

A spicy lamb casserole with cannellini beans

By: Pat Churchill

Fattening Your Sound

You don't have to create a "wall of sound" to get the thicker sound industry types seem to like. Here are a few simple ideas to add to what you already have and create fuller--sounding songs.

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

Wingstem Memories

There really isn’t much to say about Wingstem. It is yet one more lovely wildflower unknown to many folks. It blooms late in the summer. It does sway in the breezes of my memories, bright yellow in a perfect meadow, a near-unguent to soothe a weary spirit.

By: Gregg Pasterick

A Liquor Never Brewed: Spiritual Intoxication

Indian-American poet offers valuable interpretation of often misunderstood poem.

By: Linda Sue Grimes