BY EDWARD COLI

The National Memorial in Keystone, South Dakota by sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, who named it the Shrine of Democracy is a national treasure. Borglum oversaw the execution of the monument from 1927 to 1941 with the help of his son, Lincoln Borglum. It has been argued that space was left to the right of President Lincoln to allow an […]

For the past 10 years there have been many articles on corporate America reducing the size of what you purchase while maintaining, or even increasing, the price. An oft used example has been the Snickers Candy Bar. Unfortunately I didn’t pay much attention to the same thing happening in the religious sector. I love to […]

As evidenced on YouTube, wildlife today is so used to human observers that the lions and hyenas prey on other animals next to the Range Rovers full of chatting tourists. Something about the roads takes away from the vision of the white explorers and the line of black porters headed into the unknown.

When we women accuse dirty minded men of telling foul jokes in the workplace, patting our behinds in the coffee room, fondling our breasts or trying to have sex with us when we meet in their hotel room we are able to expose them by name whether they have actually done more than offend or […]

Whether it is a Four Star General and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, an Astronaut & Former Naval Officer or the team of National Security Advisors – the wrong photo or photo op can send the wrong message when trying to establish confidence is a major objective. Sometimes people just don’t look the […]

The Soviet politician and revolutionary who led the Soviet Union from 1924 until his death in 1953 had a significant influence on world economics that apparently remains to this day in the American state of California. Born in Georgia, part of the Russian Empire, his father was a shoemaker and his mother a house cleaner. Stalin was educated to […]