Beatles albums for different moods
Trying to find a favorite Beatles record is like trying to decide your favorite flavor of ice cream or your favorite color. One day it might be the funky Come Together (Abbey Road, 1969), other days it might be green. One day it might be the early rocker You Can’t Do That (A Hard Day’s […]
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Secrets of the Black Tantra Lodges exposed
It has been rumored for many decades that various “Black Tantric” sexual schools exist. The famous esoteric writer Samael Aun Weor even quoted the Bible when he said of these lodges: “Wretched will be the one who joins those dark schools.” It would be better for him if “a millstone were hung around his neck […]
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Two mantras of the successful entrepreneur
The power to take responsibility for failure. In the era of the ‘creed of greed’ philosophy, where money, power and position are almost everything, few leaders today still believe in the concept of ‘Serve to Lead’. Yes, believe me, such leaders exist. They are classified as great leaders who willingly make personal sacrifices and accept […]
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Bathroom Remodel: Tips for Remodeling Small Bathrooms
Bathrooms are one area of the home that offers comfort and convenience, which means they deserve a lot of attention when it comes to bathroom remodeling. A little planning will ensure that your remodeled bathroom fits your home’s décor and offers you a comfortable retreat. The key to creating a bathroom you love is combining […]
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Lifecycle Marketing Strategy and Philosophy
Why use lifecycle marketing? For many companies, the current recession has made one fact abundantly clear: Doing business the same way simply won’t work. The old methods of sales and marketing are too inefficient, too expensive, and can be a risk to the business itself. Putting off a change in marketing strategy for another year […]
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How to write your family history in a fun way
It was a warm and sunny day. My young family was outside enjoying the golden daffodils and the brilliant display of colorful tulips while listening to the breeze rustle the leaves on the trees. Suddenly, the wind blew harder, and dark clouds appeared. First a light spray turned into a shower, then it poured out. […]
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George Romero’s Creepshow (1982): Five Fear Festivals
George Romero’s 1982 omnibus horror Creepshow brings the Hammer-style horror anthology format to America. When it was made, there were a plethora of popular British horror anthologies like Tales from the Crypt, Vault of Horror, Asylum, and the all-time classic Dead of Night, but this subgenre was strangely rare for American movies at the time. […]
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What happens to your body when you diet?
Most people want to lose weight, and while the details of each individual method vary, for the most part it involves cutting calories and increasing exercise. Less carbs, more time on the treadmill = weight loss. Simple. But what is going on inside your body? What makes your system burn fat instead of muscle? Are […]
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The importance of speech in modern life
Some would argue that the power of the press and the new spaces available to the media today have minimized the importance of discourse in modern life. After all, who needs public speaking skills when all you have to do is put your thoughts on a billboard or newspaper headline and display it for all […]
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The reality of parental favoritism
No parent will consciously acknowledge the fact that favoritism operates within some families. One of the unwritten norms of society is the attachment of mothers to their sons and of fathers to their daughters. But when parents go overboard with their preferences, there is likely to be discord within the home. Favored children are spoiled […]
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