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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Inauguration De La Tour Eiffel
As a student, I learned an amazing factoid about the Eiffel Tower, in my Introduction to Radio 101 class. The tower was scheduled to be demolished at the end of the Paris International Exposition’s 20-year lease in 1909. Officials decided … Continue reading
Take A Walk In The Park Day
The Summer had been unusually hot and dry for the Southwest coast of British Columbia. For the past week and a half, I’d been hitting all the tourist spots of Vancouver and much of the outlying area. I had three … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Entertainment, Environment, Friendship, Health, Hometown, Meanderings, Travel, Wildlife, Youth
Tagged Broken Bow Nebraska, Callaway Nebraska, Custer County Nebraska, Norfolk Nebraska, parks, Stanley Park, Ta-Ha-Zouka Park, Take a Walk in the Park Day, tourism, Vancouver British Columbia
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Something About Vangelis
Some of my favorite musicians simply do not lend themselves to categorization. Most of them, though, utilize electronics and synthesizers to create their masterpieces. A few of the artists, whose music frequently appear in my stereo, are Jean-Michel Jarre, Kitaro, … Continue reading
Damaged Goods …Floral Friday
When garage sailing or attending auctions, I usually encounter some attractive, unique items. Because I enjoy old pottery, I end up picking up an item or two that has been damaged in some way. While chips, cracks, or repair will … Continue reading
Posted in Floral Arts, Hobbies, Vintage Collectables
Tagged Hull Pottery, McCoy Pottery, Shawnee Pottery
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Defy The Darkness (Review)
One of the joys of browsing through shelves of used books is the discovery of a title that promises to be an exceptionally good read. When I pulled out the copy of Defy The Darkness: A Tale Of Courage In … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Politics, religion, Youth
Tagged concentration camps, Dr Josef Mengele, Holocaust, Joe Rosenblum, Nazism, Poland, World War Two
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Wisdom From Viktor Frankl
While rereading Dr. Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning, I wondered why nobody had thought to make his birthday an official holiday. Certainly there are commemorations that honor the memory of the Holocaust and the millions of victims. But a Victor … Continue reading
Critique
During much of my life, I’ve ironically criticised the United States as being a nation of critics. I’ve also realized the hypocrisy of thinking and saying this. But all of us are hypocrites from time to time, just because we’re humans. … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Controversy, Friendship, Hometown, Meanderings
Tagged criticism, critics, critique, international relations, interpersonal relations, negativity, politics
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