- Remembering the Battle of Iwo Jima
by Adrian Adams. When Joe Rosenthal snapped the iconic photograph, Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima, he knew it was a special sight, but probably never imagined the lengths the snapshot would travel in history. It was his capturing of the Battle of Iwo Jima, during the Second World War that became one of the most well known depictions of the war. From this image, a host of stories, life histories, movies, and books h... articles, news
- Holidays, Remembering Once And For All!
by Sandy Baker. Do you feel forgetful? Many people become so wrapped up in everything that they have to do that the simplest of things can be forgotten. It really doesn't' matter if you can not remember why you walked from one room to the next, but it does matter when you forget a special occasion and end up hurting someone's feelings. Yet, it is not like you can slow your life down to remember everything tha... articles, news
- Remembering Your Dreams
by Stephanie Davies. Learning to remember your dreams is harder for some than for others. There are many reasons a person would want to remember their dreams, including increased self-awareness and knowledge about yourself, coming to grips with aspects of yourself, education, finding out hidden emotions, and more. Remembering your dreams is like opening the door to your own mind. However, for you it may be incredibly... articles, news
- Remembering David Ogilvy
July 21 this year marks the seventh death anniversary of David Ogilvy, the renowned "Father of Advertising," whose original thinking and insistence on certain basics rocked Madison Avenue in the sixties and seventies.
It is a great tribute to the man that the four basic principles he started in his day - a dependence on research, professional discipline, creative brilliance and a preeminent re... articles, news
- Remembering A Special Fourth Of July!
by Bob Alexander. The evening sun was a burnt orange ball sliding beneath the horizon on Pensacola Bay. Various aromas of hamburgers, smoked sausages, boiled corn and barbequed ribs filled the park. Just across the street in the bay, a barge was anchored in the water which would provide fireworks for the night. Even an occasional whiff of sweat and suntan oil from hundreds of mingled bodies simmering in the lat... articles, news
- Forget The Tie - Remembering Dads on Fathers Day
by Donna Hager. Every Fathers Day I am reminded how fortunate I was to have a Dad like mine. My Dad was "Number One," and, yes, I miss him. But I never bothered to buy him a tie. My sisters and I knew what he wanted more.
My Dad was a very quiet, gentle, caring father of four girls - no boys! Thinking back, I am sure Dad was a little "over his head" with all of us girls. I don't think he really knew what to do ... articles, news
- Recipe for Enchantment - The Three R's: Remembering the Best, Restoring Yourself, Rapture
by Barbara Holstein. In today's world there are so many wonderful and inspirational books. There are books filled with stories of Divine intervention, miracles happening, special positive moments never to be forgotten and stories of incredible coincidences. They help make us feel in harmony with the universe. They help us fall asleep and have pleasant dreams. They often bring tears to our eyes, reinforcing an inner ... articles, news
- Sound The Battle Cry
by Linda Dipman. The winds blew hard and swirled the last small leaves into the wintry air. The barren branches of each tree stood unaffected as a dove flew quietly in and deposited an urgent message from the King of Kings.
A message of love and peace on earth rang through the forest. Ending with thoughtful words of warning pleading to all who would listen and to all who can hear the voice of God.
My hand... articles, news
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