Main menu Search Personal tools Contents hide Dog Day Afternoon 45 languages Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dog Day Afternoon Theatrical release poster Directed by Sidney Lumet Screenplay by Frank Pierson Story by Thomas Moore … Continue reading →
THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES Back in 1492, Columbus discovered America. When he got back home he told his lodge brothers (the Masons.) After word got out many others headed for this beautiful and spacious area. They were … Continue reading →
UNITARIANS-UNIVERSALISTS NOW WELCOME GOD AND JESUS If you know your Unitarian history and the Universalists joining together in 1961, you acknowledges that we were a group of respectful heretics. Fast, fast forward to today. God and even Jesus are back. … Continue reading →
KATHY G’S BIRTHDAY PARTY So many summers ago, on a brick street called 56th street was a huge house that was originally a golf course field house. After 9 holes, golfers would cross the street and go in this house … Continue reading →
The College Professor’s Compendium of Laws, Theorems, and Concepts with Support Sources Joel Charles Snell Professor Emeritus, Kirkwood College This article is based on the assumption that although there are thousands of laws, theorems and concepts dealing with human … Continue reading →
HOUSES OF THE FUTURE McGuigan and Anna Kuchment (2005) House of the future…now NEWSWEEK, 5/23, 60-62. The new postmodern house is likely to be a prefab. It will have plenty of airy psychological space, but not a lot of room … Continue reading →
Main menu Search Personal tools Contents hide The Candidate (1972 film) 23 languages Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Candidate Theatrical release poster Directed by Michael Ritchie Written by Jeremy Larner Produced by Walter Coblenz Starring … Continue reading →