Campbell’s Rambles: How a Seeing Eye Dog Retrieved My Life
Summary by Leonore H. Dvorkin, editor of Campbell’s Rambles Campbell’s Rambles is the story of how the author obtained her first guide dog, Campbell, from
Exposed: Inside the Tuna Industry Abuses
Land animals are not the only ones slaughtered and abused by food industries; fish and other marine lifeforms are equally a victim of human cruelty.
New Mammal Fossils Add to the Story of Extinction
Survival against time’s arrow is the ongoing saga of organic evolution on our planet. Recent news of mammal fossils adds interest and curiosity to this
Vaccinated Child in Pakistan’s Tribal Area Struck by Polio
As more vaccinated children in Pakistan are developing polio, media in the country has suddenly cut on the force with which they used to report
California’s Vaccine Law and Abuse of Children by the State
The official results of the referendum for recalling SB277 – California’s mandatory vaccination law – are not in yet, but the blogs and social media
CBA Fall Campout at Lodi Grape Festival Grounds, October 19 – 25
by Sacramento Bluegrass Association Plan now to come to the CBA fall campout at the Lodi Grape Festival grounds. Our campouts are a ton of
‘Red Eyes’ – A Novel by Gary H. Hensley
by Leonore H. Dvorkin Set primarily in Tennessee and Virginia from 1924 to 1976, Red Eyes is the adventure-filled life story of Jim Taylor: lawman,
Failed Vaccine: Two Vaccinated Children in Pakistan Get Polio
Adding to the evidence that polio vaccine is not effective against the disease, two more children in Pakistan are reported to have contracted polio. According
Scene Pick: ‘Changeling’ – Davy’s Escape from the Killer
Tragic, terrifying, and utterly revealing – Clint Eastwood’s Changeling (2008) is the kind of film that grabs your attention from the first scene to the
NATO Attack on MSF: Will the Killers be Made Accountable?
Killing heroes instead of villains – has the US military come to this now? The news of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), or Doctors Without Borders,