Here we are 14 months into this case. There is no sign of Haleigh Cummings. But online this missing child has become what can only be described as a phenomenon. Unfortunately most of the enthusiasm displayed in the early days has now disintegrated into an ongoing war of attrition. Attrition both in the press, the [...]

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This is a guest article by D. Alan Johnson, his latest book Asgaard explores the role of US military Contractors in far flung parts of the globe. D. Alan Johnson is well equipped to write not only Asgaard, but also this article. He is what he writes about! Since the mid 1980’s he has been [...]

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The recent campaign by Polly Tommey on Facebook There is a lot of people who are saying that AUTISM can be cured on this campaign Facebook page, I disagree Autism is a developmental condition, Autism cannot be cured by supplements, or any form of treatment, its really upsets me as a person with the condition [...]

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I had an idea that this interview might not be the run of the mill interview with an author about his book. My hunch was right. Band of Innocence is not just a book, it is a movement. My review is here. Robert has an illustrious resume that include being a musician for more than [...]

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Creating  Social Change Through Public Laughter, Play & Celebration:The Levity Project is a social movement with the mission of shifting the paradigm of negativity, stress, and pessimism in our society to one of play, laughter and celebration. Our vision is to create positive social change by engaging in acts of levity in public places for the [...]

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Growing up in the concrete jungle of Gray’s Ferry in Philadelphia, I still cannot understand why I have always been fascinated with plants of all types and sizes. Previously, I wrote about the way I used to grab a few Navy beans from my maternal grandmother every time she made bean soup and grow them [...]

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The summer before I was married in 1957 I worked simultaneously two industrial jobs to earn enough money to support us in Oxford for a year. I particularly remember one at an aircraft plant as a major parts packer. The first week the guys hazed me a bit and then we became closest friends as [...]

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