Editor’s Page Guest Editorial by Fred Mittag For more editorials, visit:http://thedarksideofthedream.com (Photo: Faith in Action: Two teenagers, 16 and 18, about to hang in Iran under Sharia law for homosexuality committed when they were 14 and 16.) “One is absolutely sickened, not by the crimes that the wicked have committed, but by the punishments […]
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The Many Faces Of Eva (e.g., Eva Maria Ibarguren, Maria Eva de Duarte, Eva Perón, Evita, and Maria Maggi) By Carol L. Bowman “I have just one valuable possession; the love that my people have for me. Shed no tears for me.” This line, said by Evita to her adoring citizens during her last
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The Road Less Traveled By M. Scott Peck, M.D. Reviewed by Lois Schroff I wish I had come across (back in the 80s) one of the seven million copies of The Road Less Traveled written by psychiatrist M. Scott Peck, M. D. (1936-2005). As a single working mother struggling to raise two sons, I
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Imprints By Antonio Ramblés antonio.rambles@yahoo.com Venice’s backstreets Acres of cars are stacked within parking garages and lines of pedestrian passengers are streaming onto the ferry as the departure time to Venice approaches. The drive from Verona to Venice that began right after breakfast took less than two hours, which promises arrival in time for lunch
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IDENTFYING A PSYCHOPATH—Jack the Ripper Part 1 By Michael James Cook PhD, Retired Clinical Psychologist Let’s examine the traits of a psychopath which is a disorder that affects 1% of the population of the world. Just the mere mention of the words conjures up a whole host of Hollywood movies. The Zodiac Killer, Norman
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THE BRAVEST OF MEN—The Lives of the Apostles After Calvary By Dr. Lorin Swinehart The reign of the Emperor Nero was a dark time for many in ancient Rome. After a great fire destroyed much of the city in 64 AD, Nero looked about for a scapegoat. He settled upon resident Jews, Christians and
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SMALL TOWN – SMALL MINDS: Being Single at Lakeside By John Comando Sometimes I feel like I’m back in high school. I’m pretty much retired, and traded-in life in a large metropolitan area for life in an area of Mexico where thousands of retired expats have made their homes. It’s a small town. Rumors,
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The River Flowing faster – ever fasterCurrent compelling, waves swelling.Oh flimsy barque! I trust in theeTo carry me to eternity. Rocks batter, sides shatter, yet no matterThe River pulls.An eddy binds, swamp mires,Yet still it flows, til it expires. Oh winding River! Never straight,Providence’s route determining fate.Steering clear of shoots and snagsThe great sea
LIFE ONGOING—Just a Cup of Coffee By Christy Wiseman In last month’s article, “One is a Lonely Number,” I wrote about what it is like for one survivor in a committed relationship when that relationship is no longer existent. What happens after the dust settles is often interesting and sometimes fun. For me it was
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren NunsenseBy Dan GogginDirected and Choreographed by Barbara ClippingerMusic Director Judy Hendrick This musical comedy ran off-Broadway for 3,672 performances, the second longest run for such a show in history. It’s an entertaining spoof on all things Catholic and nun-like, with some awful puns (they can’t give up the
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