The critics would have declared Dali a mental patient if he hadn’t had such formidable classical painting skills. He placed his repeating images (the notorious melting watch, the face and body of his wife, the ornate and fierce skeletal structures
Despite the rhetoric by Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu to sensationalize the Western dispute over Iran’s nuclear energy program, a recent survey shows that the majority of Israelis believe the issue of economy, not Iran, is the most critical issue they
Once upon a time, people used plants for healing and it wasn’t referred to as “alternative”. Back then, “traditional” medicine referred to that which had been around the longest, which was healing based on the use of plants and nature.
Pinnacles National Monument in California was signed into law as the United States’ 59th and newest national park, now bearing the name Pinnacles National Park. The new park, with its spectacular rock formations, beautiful spring wildflowers and group of endangered condors,
A litany of stories is told within the human mind each day. In a form of “mental time travel,” we consciously reconstruct past events to help instruct our present actions. For example, you might recall that Aunt Margie’s garlic potatoes,
We live in a mundane world, earning money, paying the rent and trying to keep our families fed. But beyond the control that that exercises over us, there is the field of dreams. Without the glory and the hope of
In the summer of 2011, when a debt crisis like the current one loomed, President Barack Obama warned Republicans that older Americans might not get their Social Security checks unless there was a deal to raise the nation’s borrowing limit. After weeks of brinkmanship,
A British company convicted of bribing foreign officials to maintain sales of a poisonous lead fuel additive is continuing to sell the chemical abroad to unstable countries, despite mounting evidence that it is responsible for long- term damage to human
French fighter jets bombed rebel targets in a major city in Mali’s north Sunday, pounding the airport as well as training camps, warehouses and buildings used by the Al Qaeda-linked Islamists controlling the area, officials and residents said. The three-day-old
