Celebrity Interview: Graham Nash, Donovan, et al: Peace Sunday — A World Wide Movement for Justice & Disarmament
The Following Interview From Our Hall of Fame is Republished in the Current Issue In Honor of Our New President, Barack Obama, and the Hope for Change He Brings Our World -- It's Been a Long Time Comin' ...
More than 80,000 people filled the Rose Bowl in Pasadena California on June 6, 1982 to show their support for peace with justice and global disarmament. It was part of a worldwide movement.
Joined by world-famous musicians, religious leaders and peace activists were people of all ages, colors and beliefs assembled to celebrate "PEACE SUNDAY -- WE HAVE A DREAM". In the week ...
Readers’ Choice: Adam Hathaway — The Childrens’ Hero
Adam Hathaway doesn’t wear a cape or red vinyl boots (thank goodness), but he is a hero to thousands of children and an inspiration to countless people.
In 1983 Adam moved to Key West, Florida to live with his mother and her husband where his step-father had a government contract to house seized vessels, both wet and dry dock. It was Adam’s job to pump the boats that were leaky and clean those that were bought at auction, including the engine rooms and bilges. If the job were not done quickly or well enough, his step-father would threaten him with physical ...
Alex’s Blog: Bank of America — Beware of Shark!
Sometimes winning means you have got to kick some ass. Christ didn't hesitate to take a whip to the Pharisees lending money in His Father's Temple. I have reached such a point with Bank of America. In my opinion they are a Predator, Dishonest, and a Bully. Personally, I have had enough of their Fatcat Policies and I plan on doing something about it.
It is bad enough that as one of our largest banks, they were part and parcel of the predatory policies that have led to one of the worst recessions since the Great Depression. It is bad enough ...
Monessa Tinsley-Crabb — Winner Against the Odds
The Seeds of Love
"She Has the Resolve to Pursue Strength Instead of Submitting to Weakness."
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She sits quietly now. She says only what she needs or wants to say. She often confesses, fragmentary frustration, "too difficult now"; too difficult to adjust her position on the chair, too difficult to apply lotion, too difficult to carry on a lengthy conversation. Still, the message of her soul is clear. I am a fortunate witness to her message.
I have known Monessa Tinsley-Crabb for two years now. Six months before we met she began exhibiting symptoms of ...
Poetry: Alex Scandalios — This Cat Don’t Dance
When I first started writing about the process of winning, I thought about the lion as the ultimate symbol of the winner. After all, he wasn't the biggest (i.e. the elephant), he wasn't the smartest (i.e. the chimpanzee), but he was the undisputed King of the Jungle. How come?
Since I couldn't find a lion to talk to, I settled for my cat, Zorba. After all, like the lion, his cousin, he had royal attitude.
"Zorba," I asked. "What is the secret of winning?"
Zorba replied, "Well, my Bub, it's like this ...
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Le Bistro French Restaurant : When you are dining, you’re trying to get all the senses involved.
With family nearby in Oregon, Iain Duncan and his wife, Tonya, left his position as Chef at Chez Paul, and bought Le Bistro of Corvallis, Oregon in 2006. Then Chef Iain ran into the most challenging aspect of running a restaurant.
Construction was hard," he said. "The remodel, being our first restaurant, was a trying time." But he stuck to his vision, inspired by the building that housed his restaurant, originally constructed as part of Hotel Corvallis in 1927.
"We wanted to go with the look of the era for the old hotel," he said. "Particularly with the tin ceiling." The result ...
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