ART HESS—Anyone Can Train Their Dog Raised and educated in Alberta and pursued a mixed career of business, livestock and real estate. Had a life-long passion for working with dogs and horses. Next came 12 years near Victoria on Vancouver Island where we had several more business’ and then the “Dear, let’s sell everything and […]
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Photograph By Michael James Cook, PhD MikeCookCottingham@hotmail.com The day was empty already, the sun rose in a blood red sky as Nathan pondered on a third mug of coffee and smiled. Like always he said, “Today is going to be a good day,” as he looked at his wife’s photograph in his wallet. It
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Editor’s Page Guest Editorial by John Dallas Hicks For more editorials, visit:http://thedarksideofthedream.com The Particular Value of Pathfinders When I was a boy, my imagination would have short-circuited before creating an image of myself as an old man. I noticed recently that two well-known men I long admired died at the age of 62. When
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Peso Economics Explained —Or, why my box of Cheerios now costs $130 pesos. By Ed Tasca Why don’t food and other consumer prices ever go down? Everything else goes up and down in value, but not consumer prices. For many seniors, this issue has become an extremely important one. I speak first-hand. Because taking
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Time Warp By Chuck Pattinian We left our house in upstate New York for the Buffalo airport some 70 miles away in a thunderous rain storm and a luminous sky. It was 5:45 am. The wind shear was angry and relentless as we fish tailed towards the neon lights of the big city. The
Imprints By Antonio Ramblés antonio.rambles@yahoo.com Châteaux du Clos Lucé & Chenonceau Leonardo’s helicopter model at Château du Clos Lucé Château du Clos Lucé. If you thought that Leonardo da Vinci is buried in his native Italy, or that his famous Mona Lisa arrived at the Louvre as a spoil of war, you’d be wrong
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Uncommon Common Sense By Bill Frayerbillfrayer@gmail.com The Politics of Fear Franklin Roosevelt’s famous quote, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself,” is as true today as it was in 1941, perhaps more so. In the wake of the recent ISIS terrorist attacks, we seem to be on the brink of making the same error
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The Wages Of Sin And Ignorance By John Ward Recently Playboy Enterprises announced that they are going to change their magazine format from primarily nude women to a super clothing catalog on steroids. It’s a pity. I know they are struggling with so many enemies of nudity – feminists who say it is exploitation
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