El Tigre is John Manhold’s first immersion into the world of novels, but it his not his first book, he has something like 6 textbooks and a lexicon in four languages under his belt. I really enjoyed El Tigre. I don’t usually get very excited about Historical Fiction, or the ‘Wild West’, El Tigre has […]

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I’ll just come out and say it: the best thing about this album is the fold-out cover art that spans four pages of liner notes. Before I sound like a cruel reviewer, that’s not meant as a hit to the music, but as a huge nod to artist Josh Shears. Featuring an expansive world of […]

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A great pleasure! I have just received my copy of the recently reprinted Geneva Bible, the translation that the Pilgrim Fathers mainly used. The Geneva Bible was the popular version in the English-speaking world until the “official” King James Bible gradually supplanted it.
I bought my copy via World Net Daily and it cost […]

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The first thing you’ll think after listening to the almost eight minute long opening track of the score for Death Defying Acts is, “Why haven’t I heard of Cezary Skubiszewski before?”… unless of course you’ve heard of him before, in which case you’ll be asking yourself, “Why haven’t more people heard of Cezary Skubiszewski yet?” […]

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In my posting of 6/21, “Woody, Powerful Waters and the Popular Spirit,” I finished with a paragraph lamenting the effects of polarization on the Popular Spirit that I suggested was a  by-product of our post World War Two Security State. I open this writing with a revised excerpt from what I wrote, in order to […]

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Sabrina goes in at Restless Style and Nick shows her to hair and makeup. Jana comes in with a dress for Sabrina and Nick points to hair and makeup. Victor walks in to talk to Nick about Nikki and David’s marriage. He asks Nick if he knows anything about it. Nick tells Victor he needs […]

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Luke finds Noah in Chicago walking with his Army instruction officer. He tells Noah they need to talk. Noah tells him it won’t change his mind. He tells Luke this is what he wants to do. Noah tells him where to meet him at the hotel where he is staying in 10 minutes. Luke sneaks […]

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Max calls the number using Trent’s phone and he hears a little girl’s voice on the other end saying Dad. She says it is so early for him to call. Max wants to know who this is. The girl asks him who he is. Max asks the girl who she is. She tells him he […]

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When you think of Chante Moor what come to mind romance and classic Rhythm and Blues. Well Ms. Moor plans to give you that and more with her first solo CD in eight years “Love the Woman” is Chante Moor’s personal life observation.
In a brief phone interview I had the pleasure to ask Mrs. Moor […]

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Ashley Dupre from the Spitzer scandal, voluntarily dropped her $10 million dollar Federal lawsuit against, Girls Gone Wild creator, Joe Francis.
Dupre said that the Girls Gone Wild producers approached her to appear in videos while she was a vacationing 17-year-old at spring break in 2003 Miami Beach.
She says that they gave her alcoholic beverages and […]

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Proud Parents, actress Nicole Kidman, 41 and singer Keith Urban, 40 announce the birth of their baby, Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, born Monday morning, July 7th, 2008 in Nashville, Tennessee, weighing 6lbs and 7.5 oz.
“Husband Keith was by Nicole’s side and mother and baby are well, said spokesman Paul Freundich when talking to People Magazine.
The […]

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The murder happened in 1962. On April fourth of that year in Watertown, Massachusetts, Janie Brolin was killed. Janie was blind and spending a year in the United States away from her home in Great Britain. It was never solved and District Attorney Monique Lamont has decided Massachusetts State Police Investigator Win Gerano is going […]

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I would think the idea of an arranged marriage would be a thing of the past, especially in the United States of America. Apparently it isn’t in Clayton County Georgia, for the family of a man from Pakistan. Getting past the thought of being in a fixed marriage what is one to do if they […]

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When The Stiletto was but a little penknife, a family member who was a young child during WWII recounted how easily the locals could pick out American spies: When an Americans eats, (s)he holds the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hands while cutting food, then puts the knife down and switches the fork to the right […]

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Lucas Davenport of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension isn’t slowing down at all. Despite being wounded frequently and despite the fact that he long ago should have been sitting behind a desk when he isn’t home with his family, Lucas pushes cases hard. That fact is what makes him so good at what he does […]

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 While they have been together for over a decade Love as Laughter’s new record Holy is their first on Isaac Brock’s Epic imprint Glacial Pace. While the group hails from Brooklyn, New York, Holy sounds like it could have come out of the Pacific North West during the early 1990s.
This is not a surprise considering that Love As Laughter […]

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An appeal lodged by WR Grace in relation to asbestos related criminal charges has been rejected by the Supreme Court. The appeal was rejected last week, and related to a case where criminal charges had been brought against the firm over the release of asbestos from a mine in Libby , Montana .
WR Grace […]

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BBC July 2, 2008 ” Nelson Mandela  taken off US Terror List”
It may not come as a shock for many readers that Nelson Mandela has been cleared from all allegations about his terrorism. The reason is easy to udnerstand. The media has portrayed him as a hero. It was George Bush who signed the paper […]

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Mugabe is no longer in charge of Zimbabwe, he’s a puppet.  When it became evident that he’d lost the March elections, he wanted to concede defeat (See “Mugabe Admits Defeat”, April 03.)  He was ready to slither into the undergrowth to enjoy retirement on the vast riches he’d stolen from the people he claims to […]

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