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What Art Is

What Art Is

Artist/Teacher Barbara Garro says, Seeing with an Artist’s Eyes, looks for the art beyond expectation, the invisible life in the visible. I intend to bless the world when I paint an image as well as to bring blessings to the image. Each framed painting becomes a child, a real, living breathing entity. Cézanne is quoted [...]

Does Evil Exist? (1)

Does Evil Exist? (1)

Another innocent is lost. Aliahna Lemmon went missing while being baby-sat, along with her two sisters, by neighbor and close family friend, Mike Plumadore. Aliahna was eventually found. Her little body was dismembered, her hand, feet, and head, the body parts that could identify an individual, found in Plumadore’s freezer. Other body parts were deposited into [...]

Energy and the High Price We Pay

Energy and the High Price We Pay

Have you ever thought about that exorbitant power bill you receive from your energy provider?  What exactly are you paying for? We are all being browbeaten into reducing the amount of electricity we use in our homes, and yet the bills keep on rising – why? Couldn’t be mere greed on the part of our [...]

The Most Brilliant Con Game Ever Devised

The Most Brilliant Con Game Ever Devised

Further to my piece on bogus mission statements comes the equally bogus notion of your personal carbon footprint. Once well meaning, but sadly deluded scientists, had convinced their respective governments of their mistaken belief that somehow man was responsible for global warming, governments and big business immediately began devising ways of making money by praying [...]

To Reinvent the Wheel?

To Reinvent the Wheel?

With the end of the NASA shuttle programme, sadly we have seen the end of any serious manned space flights for many a year to come. In the meantime, private companies are being encouraged to plug the gap, while NASA’s astronauts are reduced to using Russian 1960′s technology to carry out crew changes and maintenance [...]

The Inexhaustibility of Chess

The Inexhaustibility of Chess

Certainly a game featuring a specific number of pieces, which move (although variously in their functions) in a limited number of ways, on a board of 64 squares only, must be finite in its possibilities of variation. The number of legal positions and of potential differently played games simply must be absolute and measurable. All [...]

The Curse of Time

The Curse of Time

Despite the countless fictional time travelling scenarios on offer these days and in the recent past via science fiction novels, short stories, along with film, radio and television like the excellent Dr Who series, are we meant to be able to travel in time? If it became possible in the future, how would time travel [...]

LSAT Analytical Games

LSAT Analytical Games

Overview: The LSAT Analytical Section features four types of Logic Games. Learn invaluable strategies to tackle the patterns of the Linear, Conditional, Grid, and Cascade game types on the LSAT Exam. Linear Games Linear games provide a sequence of consecutive variables. They traditionally feature a pattern of names listed with corresponding numbers, usually ranging from 1 [...]

Carl Jung’s 20 Years Journey

Carl Jung’s 20 Years Journey

Liber Novis, written before 1930 and never published until 2009 spans several years and provides an understanding of the foundational beginnings of the personality analysis and other scholarly work, especially the individuation process. If that were all that would be plenty. But Jung also speaks out loud of his own personal psychoanalysis process, his own [...]

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