With it being Christmas, the exact make up of the panel remains in question. But we will have Simon and Jan Barrett, TJ Hart, and Denny Griffin. This has been another seemingly quiet week. The PCSO have played this case close to their vest. I can not fault them for that, so many cases have [...]

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Part fantasy tale, part mystery tale, this short book tells the tale of what can happen when a person is locked into sadness. The fisherman, Cal, is a stern father of two young children, a daughter and son. While the daughter, much like his wife, dutifully listens to him and does not disobey, his son [...]

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Earlier this year I stumbled upon the Athena Label, a label dedicated to documentaries, but with a bit of a twist. They only do the best of the best! The videography is always stunning, and the narrators are all professionals in their field. I have yet to be disappointed in any Athena release I have [...]

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Chapter 4: Discovery For those who are returning to continue the journey, Welcome back! For those who are just finding us, Welcome to you as well. In the previous sections I have been giving an in-depth analysis of the motion picture Black Snake Moan: By Craig Brewer. It is one of my all time favorites [...]

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On January 10th 2009 the mother of a little then 6 year old boy left her son with her mother in her Farm Worker Village home in Immokalee Florida, while she went to work. Little did she know when she walked away from her son, Adji Desir that day, that he would disappear from the [...]

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James Cameron is credited with making some of the most spectacular films in recent memory: Titanic, Terminator and Terminator 2.  Moreso he may be known for making some of the most expensive films in history.   Avatar squarely falls in the latter category and does so for many reasons. Avatar is the story of Jake Sully [...]

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I’m not sure what to make of the article in Slate that equates religiosity with niceness, and points out that the atheistic Danes and the Swedes are happier and nicer and have fewer negative social problem than the US which boasts of it’s religiosity. In his new book, Society Without God, Phil Zuckerman looks at [...]

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