Remembering Philo Farnsworth, Inventor of Television
Philo Taylor Farnsworth died in 1971, at the age of sixty-four, all but totally forgotten.
My Life as a Homeless Woman who Thought She Was a Dog
Moira Cue discusses her performance art, playing a homeless woman who thinks she is a dog.
Indoor Air Pollution: The Air I Breathe
The impact of indoor air quality, on airborne infections is often ignored or unknown even though it relates to the health of our lungs-one of the most vital organ of or bodies.
President Throws Race Into Zimmerman Trial
The jury considered weeks of wildly conflicting testimony, on who was the aggressor the night Martin was shot while walking through the gated townhouse community where Zimmerman lived.
Change Your Life! The Key: Effortlessness
What would it mean for each of us to stop making an effort? It would mean that we understand that having to make an effort is not natural and brings us away from our true self.
