Did Global Warming Destroy My Hometown? - OPB News

Did Global Warming Destroy My Hometown? OPB News May 23, 2011: The exact same neighborhood, pictured the day after the deadliest single tornado in modern history. Credit: Aaron Fuhrman/Flickr Editorial/Getty Images. Just after 5 pm, two storm chasers driving toward the western edge of Joplin, Mo., ... and more »

Art as a source of strength and solace - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Art as a source of strength and solace Los Angeles Times Mothers and children can share fears and unpack resentment as they design "A Family Tree." And a woman, uncertain about her future, can use "Take a Walk in My Shoes" to decorate a shoe with symbols of how her life descended to this, and where she wants ... and more »

'Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption': Sit Back and Bask in the Ninjaness ... - PopMatters

'Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption': Sit Back and Bask in the Ninjaness ... PopMatters By Brent McKnight 31 January 2012 Before we get started I want to draw a bit of a family tree for Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption. It's the sequel to a prequel of a prequel that was itself a spin-off of a sequel to a reimagining. Confused yet?

Fernando Di Leo Crime Collection - DVD Talk

Fernando Di Leo Crime Collection DVD Talk On the tangled family tree of Italian cinema, the films of Fernando di Leo grow from the same searingly colorful, genrefied, pulpy branch as those of Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci, far removed from those well-sculpted, more prominent limbs bearing the ... and more »

Scholars recreate landscape of slavery at Monticello - C-Ville Weekly

C-Ville Weekly

Scholars recreate landscape of slavery at Monticello C-Ville Weekly Senior historian Lucia (Cinder) Stanton, who had tracked the Hemings family through Jefferson's writing and oral history, found herself at the center of a fury. The controversy arrived in the midst of her most compelling work on “Getting Word: Oral ... and more »