With many who guard power jealously, what they do not say is as instructive, and probably more so, than what they do. Springboro High School, which recently attained National Blue Ribbon status from the U.S. Department of Education, ended its day March 15 with news that Dr. Ron Malone, principal there since 2000, was being […]

Opry Mills’ Grand Re-Opening celebration will culminate on Saturday, May 5 with a much anticipated free outdoor concert featuring country superstar Josh Turner and introducing 19-year-old Shaylin McGuire. As the winner of Opry Mills Next Big Star®, McGuire will take center stage as the opening act for Josh Turner during this Tennessee-inspired finale event and […]

New Hampshire bird watchers, especially near the coast, can find ducks, loons and grebes all year round. In the winter, many of the woodland ducks that frequent forest ponds and lakes head for the open water of the Atlantic coast. With a good spotting scope and a clear day, you can spot many different species […]

Hofstra University edged out Binghamton University by just two points to successfully defend its team title at the 2012 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Wrestling Championships at the Binghamton University Events Center in Binghamton, N.Y. Saturday night. The Pride won the CAA crown with 80.5 team points to the host school’s 78.5 on the strength of […]

Written & Directed by Ralph Bakshi Ever since the day of the Betamax tape, the second the advent of home video became available to the home viewing public countless movies got a second life and 30 + years later that proud tradition still continues. Out this week as a Blu-Ray book in celebration of its […]

Seattle Times—T.D. Jakes: http://tinyurl.com/7h7na6c Let It Go, by T.D. Jakes, Hardcover, Atria Books, 2012, 272 Pages, ISBN-13: 978-1416547297, $25.00 Jesus provided the path to forgiveness and salvation with his resurrection Easter morning! Are you able to let go of past hurts, find grace to forgive, receive or accept forgiveness, live in the freedom of God’s […]

Heading for Oklahoma City and wondering where to eat? Glad you asked because there are some great places in OKC where world travelers from San Francisco can grab a bite. Here are just a few that you might want to try out. Red Prime Steakhouse In Oklahoma City, this restaurant can be found in Automobile […]

According to FARS report the commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Ground Force Brigadier General Mohammad Pakpour (AKA: “the Ace of Spades” – in the new playing card “recognition” deck for US troops) hailed Tehran’s might and progress in different fields, and stressed that “no country dares to attack the Iranian nation”. The […]

Golf Outing to Benefit Homeless Pets — Golfers & Sponsors Wanted On Tuesday, May 22, 2012, Eleventh Hour Rescue will hold its 5th Annual benefit Golf Outing at the Black Bear Golf Course at the Crystal Springs in Hamburg, New Jersey. For those who prefer to be pampered, there is also a Spa package available […]

Veiling is a common custom throughout our world. Whether you look around you at the farmer’s market in Keene or one in Kathmandu, there’s a good chance you’ll see a woman wearing a veil of some sort. When you see a veiled woman, what do you think? There are stereotypes of women being veiled. Too […]

On Saturday April 14th an empty field just south of Atlanta will be transformed into the inaugural Leftfest and will become inhabited by a group of folks with common goals, to hang out, hear some killer tunes, munch on some tasty food and offer up support for local musician Neil Cribbs. Cribbs is a singer/songwriter […]

Horses are not like us. A horse is not built to sit around doing absolutely nothing. You think you get bored, just sitting, having nothing to watch, no entertainment, no food, nothing but your own thoughts? How about hours upon hours of this combined with being stuck in a box just big enough to turn […]

Viper Alley in Lincolnshire, Illinois will be holding several blues shows starting on Friday, April 27th at 8:00 P.M. Kicking off the first show will be two Chicago legends teaming up for a double bill. Harmonica great James Cotton will be joined by Eddy “The Chief” Clearwater. Tickets are $20.00 to $30.00, with premium booths […]

Follow ‘dSource’ on Twitter @dRealSource and on Facebook Recent News: Promoter Osvaldo Rivero assures Julaton’s safety in Argentina for title defense / Jaro makes good of promise; upsets Wonjongkam in 6th round KO win in Thailand Denver “The Excitement” Cuello (29-4-6, 19 KOs) is one tough son of a gun. The WBC Silver minimumweight champ, […]

The St. Louis County Library headquarters was packed last Saturday night with fans of writer Anne Lamott. Her latest book, “Some Assembly Required: A Journal of my Son’s First Son,” is Read St. Louis’s first memoir to be selected since the program began in 2009. Read St. Louis is a community-wide effort begun by the […]

“The Raven” is a fictionalized story about a serial killer who uses the plots of famous author Edgar Allan Poe’s tales to carry out his killing spree. It is hard to imagine the concept hasn’t been made into a movie before now. It’s sheer genius. Poe’s tales are so macabre and beloved that many of […]

Have you filed your taxes yet? At this time of year many recall Jesus’ words, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s” (Mathew 22:21). But note that the people were reported to have been “amazed” by what Jesus said, so there was more going on than simply saying, “Go ahead and pay your taxes.” First note […]

A few hundred interested citizens, scattered confortably through the massive seating of the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Wednesday February 29, heard proposals for extending the four-lane state highway 794 south from Pennsylvania and Edgerton to Hwy 100, where it runs parallel to old Ryan Road. A variety of questions were handled without drama, submitted […]

People around Pittsburgh can remember growing up and enjoying chocolate milk and limeade as a child. Today these two refreshing drinks are no longer just for kids. Adult Chocolate and Adult Limeade are now available and fall under the category of something you must try. They are made by the Adult Beverage Co. which is […]

Stoopnagle & Budd: If We Supervised Radio (CBS, 1935) I was born in a little log cabin (that’s a cabin made from little logs) many years ago. And if it hadn’t been for my long black beard, my high silk hat, and my extraordinarily long legs, I would never have been taken for Abraham Lincoln. […]

As I reported in my previous article about this topic, studies show that effective communicators have longer marriages, deeper friendships, better relationships, more successful college and career experiences, make more money and are generally happier than their less articulate counterparts. Eighty-seven percent of everything we do during the day is communication related; communication is far […]

The Ottawa Carleton District School Board has over 70 000 students. Over 20% of those students, 15 000, are taught in portables. Of the remaining 55 000, many attend schools in dire need of repairs, some in schools with potential health hazards. The demands for improved school facilities do not fall on deaf ears. Unfortunately, […]

Proteins are a necessary part of the human diet. When proteins are digested they are broken down into their building blocks – amino acids. The body then reassembles these amino acids to produce the proteins required by the organism to live. Proteins play essential roles in all living things, including humans. These roles can be […]

Today was the day! The lineup for the 2012 Rhythm and Roots Reunion in Bristol has been announced. Everyone has a favorite they are hoping to see on the list. There was a press conference at 620 State this morning with the news. Here is the complete list of groups that appears on the Bristol […]

The 48 Hour Film Project – Dallas is now open for registration for the 2012 event. The event weekend is June 15-17 with screenings of the completed projects to be held a week later at the Texas Theater in Oak Cliff. Registration fees are $140 through May 21 regardless of team size; fees increase to […]

Eat Italian in America Steak Pizzaiola part ii Hoboken, New Jersey took the brunt of nightly jokes from Johnny Carson when his show was broadcast from New York City back in the 1960’s. Just across the Hudson River Hoboken is a stone’s throw from NYC and is now a rising upscale real estate market fast […]

March is gone and hopefully the winds have gone with it. The air temperatures remain comfortable and the water temperatures are on the rise making fish more active. The cobia bite has been good as they move north along the Space Coast shoreline. Occasional calm seas will allowed even small boats to get in on […]

If Alfred Hitchcock was still alive and making movies, he would most likely be interested in adding January Jones to his list of cool, classy blondes that includes Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedren, and Kim Novak, because as Betty Draper Francis on Mad Men, Jones strikes just the perfect note of icy exterior with a simmering […]

For years, when people have talked about late night television, it’s been all ‘Jay versus Dave’, aka Leno and Letterman. There’s even been a best-selling book and a highly-rated HBO film about the competition between these two, but what about the other late night guys? Who? How about Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon? Fallon comes […]

Magic Tree House books, which have sold over 100 Million copies, are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year and want to invite you to join in the excitement. Mary Pope Osborne, the best-selling author of these books, is pleased to announce her new free Classroom Adventures Program for educators. Classroom Adventures Program offers lesson plans, […]

March is ‘Colon Cancer Awareness Month.’ Advocates across Baltimore are supporting efforts to raise awareness of this silent killer. Colon cancer is also labeled colorectal cancer, to specify cancers that impact the section of colon identified as the rectum. Advocates have hosted awareness events and one local business is stepping up the efforts on an […]

The Boston Jewish Music Festival is small, entrepreneurial non-profit cultural organization dedicated to presenting outstanding Jewish music in all its forms to the Greater Boston community. Through the presentation of musical concerts, workshops and educational forums, we use creative marketing and collaboration with all who share our vision and interest, seeking to deepen the understanding […]

Justin Bieber released his new single, ‘Boyfriend’ at Midnight today and is anxious to hear what his fans think. Justin Bieber ‘Boyfriend’ Audio He has been counting down the days to the release, via Twitter, and Facebook. He even gave a teaser sample of the song on the Ellen show this month. He is hoping […]

Last week, the cover article for Willamette Week was titled “Lies My Newspaper Told Me,” written by Marty Smith. “Dr. Know” concluded that it is better to rent in Portland than to own a home. He can chalk that up to another lie his newspaper told him, except he was the one doing the lying. […]

The Lightning Field, a bristling grid of 400 stainless-steel lightning rods set out in the New Mexico desert, has attracted a lot of attention in Land Art circles since sculptor Walter De Maria created it in 1977. But not many visitors (or much lightning, either – but we’ll get to that). For one thing, you […]

This weekend, the Rhythm Road leads straight home to Chicago. The Rhythm Road is a cultural-exchange program that sends U.S. musicians on extended tours (three to four weeks) to perform in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The participating groups – selected from a huge pool of applicants – include classical and American roots bands. But […]

Ohio’s General Assembly (GA) seems to be tripping over itself to accommodate the poor phone companies forced to provider landline services. Any messages from the users of such services seems to not be getting through to the GA. So Senate Bill 271 (SB 271) seems likely to pass fairly soon over the strong protests of […]

Mary Massei led Wisconsin at the plate and Cassandra Darrah did the rest of the work in the circle as the Badger softball team took two of three games from Iowa this past weekend at Pearl Field in Iowa City. Massei had the game’s only RBI in the Badgers 1-0 win over Iowa in the […]

An abortion photo taken by comic Sarah Silverman has ignited a Pro-Life and Pro-Choice debate. Is she and her Family Guy boyfriend expecting? Perhaps not, but she took a stab at Mitt Romney’s pledge to overturn Roe v. Wade (1973). In a simple tweet to her fans, @SarakKSilverman said, “Got a quickie aborsh in case […]

Just when you thought the off-season couldn’t get any bloodier, the Texans on Tuesday released another episode of their new mini-series Chopped on Kirby. DeMeco Ryans, the ranking Texans defensive captain and two-time Pro Bowler, has been traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a fourth round pick and a swap of third rounders […]

In a self-described reaction to playing in straight ahead rock bands, Skerik has put together Bandalabra, focusing on more on rhythm than song structure. Modal jazz is one of the first influences that came to mind as they got into their first set, and with a saxophone on stage, it’s hard to not hear homage […]

Do you have a little bit of Irish in you? Even if you don’t, come on out and celebrate. Here is a list of events in the area where you can take the opportunity to be Irish for a day. There are several music events, parades, pub specials and dinner specials to choose from. Don’t […]

The wait is almost over. The “making of” tour experience for fans of the ‘Harry Potter’ film franchise will open its doors for the very first time at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden (near London) on Saturday, March 31, 2012. It’s almost time to break out the Butterbeer! Officially called “Warner Bros. Studio Tour London: The […]

Is drinking hand sanitizer the new way teens are getting high or drunk? The household agent responsible for keeping germs at bay is also being used by teenagers to get intoxicated, according to a Children’s Hospital incident. The alcohol it contains just as — or more — potent than alcoholic beverages. Watch News Coverage on […]

Recently, Andrea Yates, through her attorney, petitioned to be released for two hours a week from the Texas mental hospital where she is being held. There is no news yet as to whether she has been granted this wish. Andrea Yates is the mother who on June 20, 2001 drowned all five of her children […]

The first goal of any media planner is to make the most efficient media buy. This means the one that reaches the largest number of consumers — preferably the largest number of qualified prospects — at the lowest cost. But you can seriously undermine your brand’s sales efforts by basing everything on the numbers alone. […]

Musical Theater Heritage presents Stephen Sondheim’s, “Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” The play starring Don Richard and Cathy Barnett runs until April 29 at the Off Center Theatre on the third floor at Crown Center. Sarah Crawford directs this musical of a barber who returns from prison to discover that his young […]

What’s really brewing inside your beer belly. While most people across the globe idolize a six-pack set of abdominals, it’s much more common to see folks with beer bellies. But do beers really deserve the credit for those pooches so many carry on the front of their bodies? Believe it or not, alcohol may not […]

Magazine articles, television specials and now the re-release of James Cameron’s Titanic, this time in 3D. What’s it all mean? April 15 marks the 100th anniversary of one of maritime history’s most well-known disasters, the sinking of Titanic on her maiden voyage. To mark the anniversary there are events, special memorials and books flooding the […]

Community of Hope Ministries is hosting a food drive at both Chick-fil-A locations in Garner on Tuesday, April 24 2012, from 5 p.m.- 8 p.m. If you donate three items of food for their Food Pantry or three dollars then you will receive a free Chick-fil-A sandwich. In an email from Amy White, Director of […]

And we’re back! While I began my list in another article, I had so many favorites and Honorable Mentions that I didn’t actually crack the top 10. So at last, I give you my 10th favorite movie of 2011, and another Honorable Mention to boot: 10. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol The movie that answers […]

Labyrinths, which, for most people, are synonymous with mazes, have been in existence for centuries. Lately they are making a comeback, but not only as the Hallowe’en amusement in cornfields where kids enter and promptly get lost. The true labyrinth, a form of sacred geometry (see http://www.sacred-geometry.com/), has its roots in spirituality and therapeutic purposes. […]

“The X Factor” U.K. judge Tulisa Contostavlos, 23, has been getting an overwhelming amount of support from people on the Internet for how she candidly admitted that she made a sex video that she says was leaked without her permission. And one of her supporters is former “X Factor” U.K. finalist Marcus Collins. Contostavlos was […]

Last week our very own San Francisco Bay Area theocratic comedy club – better known as ‘Family Radio’ – with its front man Harold Camping, had produced more comedy gold with Camping’s latest recantation and apology for his previous doomsday predictions. In a previous article, I have detailed just how laughable Camping’s predictions were in […]

“The son of Zeus cannot hide from his destiny“ – Liam Neeson as Zeus What’s good: The special effects were cool to see. What’s not good: The stunts and story were poor. What happened: Most believe that you cannot outrun your destiny. The idea is that your life was predetermined well before you even took […]

April 5,2012- (Updated April 11, 2012) Convicted mass murder Charles Manson will be facing a California judge, again in hopes of finally gaining parole approval after serving over three decades in prison for murder. The L.A. Times reported that Charles Manson, now 77-years old was recently photographed looking to be a frail, elderly shell of […]

There is a concept in Kabbalah called the ‘Ain Soph Aur.’ Its meaning translate to the ‘endless light that always is.’ What it is speaking of here is the continuous operations of Creation. By definition something is always proceeding from nothing. This expression of something does not however, negate the nothing. It is still present […]

Horoscope for Saturday, March 3, 2012People become more assertive today, as the Sun has moved into opposition to Mars. The atmosphere is more confrontational with people openly challenging those whom they might not normally dispute. However, since Mars is retrograde, whoever starts the fight may have little chance of winning it. Fortunately, the Moon is […]

A couple of days ago as I was coming home, I saw the nanny for the children next door to me. We stopped as usual to say a quick hello before she had to take her little charges into their house, and I was struck once again by how the simplest “How are you?” is […]

It might be hard to imagine it now, but back in 1974 one of the coolest shows on TV was the hour-long drama, The Six Million Dollar Man — the on-going story about a test pilot who was crippled in an flying accident who was rebuilt with nuclear powered (or “bionic”) limbs and implants. The […]