Paul Christensen: Rain
It’s raining out, a cold, soaking rain that has been mumbling in the rain gutters all morning and afternoon. The light is full of polished steel gleams, though flat and … Continue reading
Marc Jampole: The Best of Times
People at our Seder were too busy enjoying the moment to take photos & that’s a good thing. A very strange thing happened at our family Passover Seder dinner, which … Continue reading
Mike James: In Another Life
he wanted to be a desperado like in movies from the 1930’s whole world dusty, black and white he even loved the word desperado how it rhymes with bandelero how … Continue reading
Mayo Clinic: Why Choose Organic Foods?
Many factors influence the decision to choose organic food. Some people choose organic food because they prefer the taste. Yet others opt for organic because of concerns such as: Pesticides. … Continue reading
Arlene Weiner: Indecision 2016
Bernie’s an idealist—I am too. I’m another liberal New York Jew. I won’t blame him for the worst Bernie Bros And I won’t blame Clinton for her work at Rose. … Continue reading
Pratap Chatterjee: Drone Whistleblowers Step Out of the Shadows
In Washington’s Drone Wars, Collateral Damage Comes Home In a trio of recent action-packed movies, good guys watch terrorists mingling with innocent women and children via real-time video feeds from … Continue reading
Timons Esaias: It Only Takes One
It only takes one really good lie to get the truth off your back. Just insist, for instance, that the Earth is merely an over-elaborate metaphor. Just … Continue reading