Grrr: another rant. Responding to the quoted, perhaps for my own peace of mind. Subject: start your own business, that's the key to prosperity. My response: uh, no, that is by and large BULL___T. Getting down to it:


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Timbuktu (2015) directed by Abderrahmane Sissako ★★★★★

Caught a limited release at my favorite theater across town (also saw GETT: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem there, but that's for next week). There is one scene that stands out and is unforgettable - you will recognize it. I really did not know what to expect with this film, but from the unfolding of the characters and situation that they are in, living life in Timbuktu, you're captivated and led on...

In order to propagate our species, evolution has hard-wired our brains to have sexual desire. This desire is not expressed in exactly the same way in males and females, in the aggregate. It is simply a fact of our biology that males are attracted to attractive young women. Nothing can ever change that.Victorian prudery cannot change it. The OP's rants about the "objectification" of women cannot change it.

There is nothing wrong with sex per se. And there is nothing...

An American tourist claims he discoverd a pair of elephants on Palawan.

Sailor Philip Maise has an unusual hobby. He uses his yacht, the world's largest traditionally rigged sailing paraw, to sail along the coast lines of the Philippines and searches for places to explore.

Maise is also from Hawaii and lives on the slopes of an actively errupting volcano.

"I believe it is my three passions of history, sailing, and volcanology that enable me to...

Inspecting all types of Sarasota Homes
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Inspecting homes in the Sarasota and Manatee region is always interesting. As Sarasota evolved from a small town to an area with over 400,000 residents, so did the building styles. Part of the fun of inspecting these homes is the different building styles and the unique characteristics they possess.

As Sarasota grew, so did the houses. The small 1000 square foot dwellings of the 1920’s...