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The Apples of my Eye
The apple has been significant fruit in our lives for centuries. I share some reflections of the apple in my life and the enjoyments it has offered me. In tribute to Steve Jobs and his recent passing.
0 commentsTainted Love: A Film Noir Appreciation
Who ever thought registering for a random class would lead to the discovery of a favorite.
2 commentsThe sad, if slightly silly, story of "Rigoletto". The incomparable opera by Giuseppe Verdi.
The music of the opera Rigoletto is among the most beautiful in all the repertoire. Yet the plot is a lesson in what not to do when disappointed in love.
8 commentsMilitary History: King Arthur: Man or Myth?
His existence has never been proven, his chivalry and bravery is said to have reunited Britain in the Dark Ages, but how far are we from discovering the truth about King Arthur? He is said to be one of Britain's greatest heroes in history and a...
10 commentsCancer Seems to be Everywhere - Does it seem that way to you, too?
Cancer seems to be all around us. Have you considered how to reduce your exposure? Here are a few ideas.
3 commentsIn the Eyes of the Church
Sicilian Flag Festive Sicilian Cart In The Eyes of the Church My parents married on April 12, 1946. It was the first marriage for my mother and the second for dad. He was forty two years old and she...
0 commentsCelebrity resemblances, just a coincidence?
Of course, this is a topic that has been often revisited. I could not even name the hub Celebrities who look alike because that title was already taken. There are certain celebrity resemblances that are spoken of very often but there are also some...
18 commentsSaturday Night Live (SNL) - The Killer Christmas Trees
One of the funniest (and most surreal) sketches they ever did on the "old" Saturday Night Live was The Killer Christmas Trees.
7 commentsAll About Claire
I moved to Long Island New York on November 12,1966. I met Claire that same day. Athough I was a shy, insecure, fearful child I decided I wanted a friend like my sister had had in the city. I was tired of playing alone. So, I went door to door. I...
6 commentsClassic Hollywood Movies Film Noir 1940's to 1950's
The most prolific period of time in which film noir was produced starts with The Maltese Falcon in 1941 and ends with Touch of Evil in 1958.
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