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03
Dec
2008
Airsick…as in, I’m Sick of Flying

11 hours ago by Bill Klein

Well, as promised, Devoted Readers (both of you) I am not writing this week’s entry from the comfort of my wood-stove-warmed garden room at the farm. Instead, I am in the Domestic Arrivals terminal at Fukuoka International Airport, Japan. It’s an airport, and it looks just like any airport in Americ ...

Appomattox - appomattoxnews.com · Rank: 77,470 · 4 references

02
Dec
2008
Face Facts

1 day ago by trebord

In a recent CNN article, the writer talks about the historic nature of the Obamas moving into the White House—a building that once had slaves at work within, as well as a home that housed slave-holding presidents. It comes as no surprise that some of these presidents—whether the lived in the White H ...

Life's a Story and All the ... - trebord.wordpress.com · Rank: 171,993 · 2 references

01
Dec
2008
Curriculum Resources: An Annotated Bibliography for Maize Day

2 days ago by garretandstudio

This annotated bibliography accompanies my article “ Maize Day: A Holiday for All Americans.” It is the same article published at garretandstudio.wordpress.com on November 26, 2008, but this time I have added tags for the article before publishing it so that it will be easier to find on search engin ...

Garret & Studio - garretandstudio.wordpress.com · Rank: 51,198 · 2 references

08
Nov
2008
There is no such thing as a ‘common heritage’ with Muslims

25 days ago by Ellopos Blog

Hardly a week goes by without somebody claiming that Muslims and Westerners have a “shared cultural heritage.” I strongly object to this claim. The only “shared history” Europeans have with Muslims is being at the receiving end of more than 1300 years of Jihad warfare. The re-writing of Western hist ...

Ellopos Blog - ellopos.com/blog · 1 reference

05
Nov
2008
It Came from the Caribs

27 days ago by UCTP TAINO NEWS

By Tracy Assing The hammock is sometimes used to illustrate the carefree, relaxed environment one associates with a Caribbean vacation. But that image wasn’t dreamed up by advertising – it’s symbolized the laid-back lifestyle for centuries. Some sources credit Christopher Columbus with the “discover ...

The Voice of the Taino ... - uctp.blogspot.com · 7 references

04
Nov
2008
Hemp Pasta Salad

29 days ago by kris

Yesterday, Gourmet Retailer featured a great overview of hemp as both a raw material and culinary ingredient, and then followed it up with a recipe.The article goes over some of the health benefits of hemp and then reprints this recipe for Hemp Orzo Pasta Salad from Manitoba Harvest. Cook one cup Or ...

Hemp Notes - hempnotes.com

Just an Ethnocentric State of Mind

29 days ago by erichall81

Many times I get the feeling the United States has a problem with ethnocentrism. We kind of make this obvious with all our talk about American being the greatest country in the world. How did we get this way? Well, I have two ideas on why we are like this. I’m sure there are many more but I will jus ...

Evangelical Political Analysis - evangelicalpoliticalanalysis.wordpress.com · Rank: 150,295 · 7 references

31
Oct
2008
Redwood City Columbus Day Committee Celebrates Italian Heritage

33 days ago by cronacaman

The Columbus Day Committee of Redwood City in San Mateo County recently concluded a very successful series of events celebrating Italian American heritage. The committee celebrates the accomplishment and spirit of Christopher Columbus, explorer and discoverer of the Americas. The committee, which is ...

Cronaca Bay Area - cronacaman.wordpress.com · 1 reference

30
Oct
2008
Columbus, Obama & Preparation for the Nasal Hold - TWG Volume 12

34 days ago by goose

Leif Ericson upstages Chris Columbus on his own holiday and shows up somewhere in Novia Scotia. The election is only weeks away... we take a lot at what the candidates are saying, consult recent polls and attempt to reconnoiter the gumption to do what we have to do in the ballot box.

GooseRadio.com - gooseradio.com

29
Oct
2008
Chris Columbus was a salesman?

35 days ago by jimmorris

Sales and motivational legend Zig Ziglar has an interesting read in today’s edition of the Zig Ziglar Newsletter. According to Ziglar, “America was discovered by a salesman. Christopher Columbus was looking for India and missed it by about 10,000 miles. Fortunately, he was a better salesman than he ...

Jim Morris, Encouraging ... - jimmorris.wordpress.com · 1 reference

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